MATH 221 (Elementary Calculus II)
| DESCRIPTION |
The second semester of an introduction to calculus for
students in
the biological, social and management sciences, and architecture.
Applications of calculus to these disciplines form an important part of
the course. Concrete calculations are emphasized and provide an
opportunity
to practice algebraic skills introduced in earlier courses. Credit will
only be given for one of Math 141 and Math 221. |
| PREREQUISITES |
MATH 220 or MATH 140 |
| TOPICS |
Trigonometric Functions
Radian measure of angles
Sine and cosine and their derivatives
Other trigonometric functions
Techniques of integration
Substitution
Integration by parts
Evaluating definite integrals
Approximations of definite integrals
Improper integrals
Applications of integration
Infinite Series
Taylor polynomials
Geometric series
Taylor series
Newton-Raphson Algorithm
Differential Equations
Separation of variables
Numerical solutions
Qualitative theory
Applications
Probability
Random variables
Expected value and variance
Exponential and normal random variables
Poisson and geometric random variables
Some computer work may be included in the course. |
| TEXT |
Text(s)
typically used in this course. |
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