MATH 1000
Differential & Integral Calc I
Lec 01 and Tut T01 selected
This course offers a self-contained introduction to differential and integral calculus. The topics include functions, limits, differentiation of polynomial, trigonometric, exponential and logarithmic functions, product, quotient and chain rules, applications of differentiation, antiderivatives and definite integrals, integration by substitution. A sequel to this course is MATH 1010.03. or MATH 1290.03.
Sections
Lecture, pick one
Lec 01
Mon, Wed, Fri 9:35-10:25
Lec 02
Mon, Wed, Fri 11:35-12:25
Lec 03
Mon, Wed, Fri 12:35-13:25
Tutorial, pick one
Tut T01
Tue 11:35-12:25
Tut T02
Thu 16:35-17:25
Tut T03
Thu 15:35-16:25
Tut T04
Fri 14:35-15:25
Tut T05
Wed 13:35-14:25
Tut T06
Mon 16:35-17:25
Tut T07
Mon 15:35-16:25
Tut T08
Tue 13:35-14:25
Tut T09
Tue 15:35-16:25
Tut T10
Thu 13:35-14:25
Tut T11
Thu 14:35-15:25
Tut T12
Wed 13:35-14:25
Tut T13
Fri 8:35-9:25
From the syllabus
From the Fall 2025 syllabus by Maryam Ehya Jahromi, Scott Wesley, Alan Surovell, and Rob Noble. Open the PDF
Grading
5%Tutorial quizzesWeekly
25%Midterm examNovember 19
50%Final examScheduled exam period
20%Online assignmentsAbout 3 per week
Textbooks
- Dr. Noble's complete set of course notes, Rob Noble (free)
- Calculus - Early Transcendentals, J. Stewart
- Calculus Volume 1, G. Strang and E. Herman (free)
Course rules
- Calculators
- Calculators are not allowed on quizzes or exams; only writing utensils are permitted.
- Missed exams
- Make-up exams may be permitted at the instructor's discretion for illness or equivalent official inability.
- Missed quizzes
- Tutorial quizzes cannot be made up; up to two Student Declaration of Absence forms are accepted within three days.
- Collaboration
- Students may work together on online assignments, but not on quizzes or exams.
- Attendance
- Students are responsible for learning information announced in class.
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