| Frequency: Spring Terms
Credit: (3-2)4
Content: Analytic Geometry in R2 , R3. Functions of one and several
variables: Limit, continuity and differentiation. Chain rule, implicit
differentiation. Differential calculus, optimization, Lagrange multipliers.
The definite integral. The indefinite integral. Logarithmic and exponential
functions. Techniques of integration: Integration by substitution, integration
by parts, by partial fractions.
Goals: Introduce the students to the methods of analytic geometry
and vectors for studing curves and surfaces. Then a rapid study of calculus
is made to sketch curves, to find extreme values of functions of a single
and several variables and to evaluate areas between two curves through
integration.
Course Outline:
-
(Week 1) Coordinate systems in the plane and space.
-
Distance. Area of a triangle
-
(Week 1) Polar coordinates. Transformation of coordinates.
-
(Week 1) Curves and surfaces in space. Vectors.
-
(Week 1) Vectors. Lines and planes.
-
(Week 1) Functions, limits, continuity.
-
(Week 1) The derivative. The chain rule.
-
(Week 1) Partial derivatives. Approximations.
-
(Week 1) Absolute and local extrema. First and Second derivative tests.
Asymptotes.
-
(Week 1) Curve sketching. Optimization problems.
-
(Week 1) Lagrange multipliers.
-
(Week 1) The definite integral. Areas between two curves.
-
(Week 1) The Fundamental Theorem. Logarithmic and exponential functions.
-
(Week 1) Integration by substitution and by parts.
-
(Week 1) Integration of rational functions.
Suggested textbook: M.Dabbagh, A. Doğanaksoy; Basic Mathematics
II, Middle East Technical University, Department of Mathematics, Ankara,
1995
Courrent
Semester Course Home Page |