Part of the cover calculus is to have a strong constituency buying group.
MATH 51 covers differential calculus in several variables and introduces matrix theory and basic linear algebra; MATH 52 covers integral calculus in several variables and vector analysis; MATH 53 studies further topics in linear algebra and applies them to ordinary differential equations.
The course covers introductory calculus and physics as well as biology, chemistry and social sciences.
The only Math course required for the Economics major is MATH 1110, which covers differential calculus.
Successful completion of this course (which means a grade of C or better) is required for admission to the Economics major, and it is a prerequisite for the core Economics courses ECON 3030, ECON 3040, ECON 3110, ECON 3120, ECON 3130, and ECON 3140 (note that ECON 3130 and ECON 3140 also require MATH 1120 which covers integral calculus).
Calculus I covers primarily differential calculus of functions of one variable with geometric applications and the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus.
This would once have been a copy of Lady Chatterley's Lover, passed around the classroom with a giggle, disguised beneath the cover of Calculus for Beginners.
For the mathematics unit, the learning checks covered the calculus topics in differentiation (e.g., concavity, critical points, local linear approximation) which were pitched at the 'A' Level standard.
The desks were made of raw, uneven wood, and the blackboard was covered in calculus equations.
Calculus II covers special functions, integration techniques, more geometric applications of integration, and infinite series, including Taylor series.
