CALCULUS I

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This mathematics course is foundational for students planning for advanced work in the STEM-related and medical fields. This beginning Calculus course will include a numerical, graphical, and algebraic investigation of limits; functional interpretation of limits; continuity; rules and theorems related to derivatives; graphical interpretations of derivative as well as rates of change between variables; higher-order derivatives; curve sketching; function analysis and optimization; and an introduction to integral calculus including antiderivatives, areas under curves, integration by substitution, and the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus. OT36-M