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Dr. Joy Wang, Fall 2020 (This site has been sunsetted, submissions have been closed )

Student Submissions

There were originally 115 student submissions for this course. The majority have been archived and a few remain to showcase as examples below. 

Introduction

  • Kennedy Introduction Video
    Kennedy Introduction Video
  • Dimitrios Introduction
    Dimitrios Introduction
  • Alexa Introduction
    Alexa Introduction

Limits and Continuity

  • The Meaning of a Limit
    The Meaning of a Limit
  • Explaining the Meaning of a Limit
    Explaining the Meaning of a Limit
  • Recognizing points of continuity
    Recognizing points of continuity
    L:4

Differentiation

  • Derivatives using the Product and Quotient Rule
    Derivatives using the Product and Quotient Rule
  • Derivatives Using The Chain Rule
    Derivatives Using The Chain Rule
  • Implicit Differentiation
    Implicit Differentiation

Applications of Differentiation

  • Differential Calculus in Aerospace Engineering
    Differential Calculus in Aerospace Engineering
  • Applications of Calculus in Astronomy/Physics
    Applications of Calculus in Astronomy/Physics
  • Applications of Derivatives in Economics/ Business!
    Applications of Derivatives in Economics/ Business!

Sequences and Series

  • S.3- maclaurin polynomials
    S.3- maclaurin polynomials
  • Convergent and Divergent Sequences
    Convergent and Divergent Sequences
  • Finding the Sum of a Geometric Series
    Finding the Sum of a Geometric Series
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