Please watch this 20min video on “Integration and the fundamental theorem of calculus” by the very good “animated math” YouTube channel/website 3blue1brown:
We will discuss this video (and perhaps some others of their calculus videos) in class.
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You may find the worked examples in the following video helpful for getting started with integration, i.e., finding antiderivatives:
This is from a YouTube math channel I like, called PatrickJMT. You can find his playlist for integral calculus here. We will be covering most of those topics this semester, so you may want to revisit that playlist over the course of the semester.
If you prefer Khan Academy, see these videos in their calculus course.
About the MAT 1575 Course Hub
The Course Hub is a central resource created by the Mathematics Department for information and resources related to MAT 1575 Calculus II. Whether you are a student in the course or a faculty member teaching it, we hope you will find useful material there. Some of the resources you will find include:
- Online Lessons. Here you will find (optional) online lessons for each day of class. If you missed a day of class, or you have questions, this is a great place to go!
- WeBWorK Resources for Students and Faculty. Need help with WeBWorK? Whether you are a student stuck on a problem in the homework, or a faculty member trying to create a quiz, there are resources to help.
- Video Resources. Stuck on a topic? Already looked at the online lesson? You can find additional videos for most topics here, including many examples worked out in full, created or selected by City Tech faculty.
- Faculty Training and Support. Includes more general (non-WeBWorK) topics like: How do I create a discussion board in my course? How do I collect student work using DropBox? Etc.
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