MATH 182

Sequences and Series

Xavier University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This is a third course in single-variable calculus, which focuses on a thorough investigation of sequences and series. This includes the foundational topics regarding sequences and series, as well as the applications of differential and integral calculus to sequences and series. Topics include: the foundational definitions of sequences and series, the study of convergent series and their test for convergence, geometric series, alternating series and absolute convergence, error approximation for convergent series, power series, Taylor and Maclaurin series, and their use as representations of functions. Prerequisites: Undergraduate level MATH181 Minimum grade of C- Course Attributes: Math Persp / Explorations College of Arts & Sciences Mathematics

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