MATH 41L: Introductory Calculus II with Applications (Fall 2011 Section 10)

Topics include sequences and series, the definition of the integral and its uses, Taylor and Fourier Series, differential equations and mathematical models. The weekly labs will involve explorations of applications, techniques, and Theory. Prerequisite: Advanced placement credit for Mathematics 31. Not open to students who have taken Mathematics 26L, 31L, 32L, or 32 or who have taken this course as Mathematics 41.

Textbook

41L Coursepack (Lab Manual)

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Course materials

• Syllabus and Course Information (html) / Course Information (pdf)
  
  
• Lectures
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  • 'Supplements to Lectures' folder
  
  
  
• Homework Assignments (Three parts, due every Tuesday)
  • Syllabus Homework (On the syllabus above)
  • Maple Homework
  • Weekly Homework to Hand-In
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• Other Links
  • Final Exam Information
  • MIT Opencourseware Video Lectures -- A nice lecture series of single variable calculus by Gilbert Strang, professor at MIT.
  • The Most Common Errors In Undergraduate Mathematics -- This is a collection of common errors that befall many students; you may find that reading this will help you avoid errors on tests/exams in the future.
  • Official Website of Textbook