Series
AY 2004
Math IB (Differential and Integral Calculus)
Math I is a mandatory course for students specializing in natural sciences in Junior Divisions (1st & 2nd years) of the College of Arts and Sciences. Math I is offered in “Math IA” and “Math IB”. Both classes cover almost the same content although Math IA focuses on theoretical aspects while Math IB emphasizes in practical computation.
In Math I, students learn differential and integral calculus to acquire basic knowledge on differential and integral required for university-level study. Thus, differential and integral of high-school mathematics are prerequisite for taking this course.
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#1 Real numbers, limits, series and continuity
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#2 Real numbers, limits, series and continuity
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#3 Inverse trigonometric functions
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#4 Intermediate value theorem, theorem of maximum number and transformation of real function continuity
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#5 Differential: first-order approximation and Taylor expansion
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#6 Taylor’s theorem
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#7 Power series expansion
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#8 Calculation of convergence radius and differential and integral of power series
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#9 Differential and integral of power series and power series expansion
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#10 Alternating series convergence, power series expansion of other functions, and differential equations
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#11 Improper definite integral
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#12 Improper integral calculus
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#13 Two variable functions and the visualization of two variable functions
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#14 Differential of two variable functions
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#15 Partial differential and total differential
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#16 Differential of composite functions and high derivative
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#17 Change of order and extreme value in two variable functions
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#18 Extreme value in two variable functions
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#19 Integral and definition in multivariable functions, multiple integral and iterated integral
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#20 Iterated integral
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#21 Variable transformation and polar coordinate
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#22 Variable transformation, change of coordinate and Jacobian
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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#23 Integral of rational functions
Lecturer | Takeshi Saito
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