Single-Variable Calculus II

3 credits · Undergraduate

A second semester calculus course covering Integration with a particular view toward modeling problems in the social sciences using differential equations. Antiderivatives, the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, areas and volumes, techniques of integration. First-order differential equations. Linear approximation, Euler's and Newton's methods. Probability. Students who have earned credit for 1100 or 1301 will earn only two credits for this course. Not open to students who have earned credit for MATH 1100, 1300, or 1301 without permission. Total credit for this course and MATH 1100 or 1301 will not exceed 6 credit hours; Total credit for this course and MATH 1300 will not exceed 5 credit hours. Credit hours reduced from second course taken (or from test or transfer credit) as appropriate. Prerequisite: 1200. [3] (MNS) (CORE B) (LE MNS)