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MATH 111: Calculus I - Lecture 20 - Fall 2007
Math 111,
first-semester calculus, is an introduction
to the concepts of derivatives and integrals of functions and the
interplay between these concepts. In preparation for this course, you
should have completed high school algebra and trigonometry, or a course
entitled "precalculus mathematics". Math 111 is designed for students
with no prior experience with calculus. Because many high schools
include topics from calculus in their 4th year mathematics curriculum,
some students in Math 111 enter the course familiar with some of the
material. However, knowledge of calculus is not a prerequisite for this
course. If you studied calculus in high school and received a score of
3 or better on the AB Advanced Placement test, you have credit for this
course (see Courses of Study, page 7 or http://www.math.cornell.edu/Courses/FSM/ap.html)
and should discuss your decision to take this course with your faculty
advisor.
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- About the instructor.
- Basics: Textbook,
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- Advice.
