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Math 1431
Calculus I --
invitation-only -- section 20692
Fall 2019
Instructor: Vaughn Climenhaga
- Office: 665 PGH
- Office hours: Wednesday 9-9:50am, Friday
1-1:50pm, or by appointment
- Email: climenha [at] math.uh.edu
Course information:
- Lectures: MWF 10-10:50am, AH 202
- Labs: MWF 11-11:50am, SEC 205
- Textbook: James Stewart,
"Calculus: Early Transcendentals", eighth
edition
- Supplementary text: Michael
Spivak, "Calculus"
- Course
syllabus
In this course we will study differential and
integral calculus, including continuity, limits,
derivatives, optimization, intermediate and extreme
value theorems, Riemann sums, integration, the
fundamental theorem of calculus, areas, and
volumes. A strong emphasis will be placed on
conceptual and intuitive understanding, on clear and
precise definitions and theoretical notions, and on
the central role that calculus plays in the
scientific world.
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Homework assignments
See course page on BlackBoard
for HW assignments and solutions
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