Instructor:Mr. Zollinger
Office Hours:By appointment. Signup in class or email Mr. Zollinger with your appointment requests.
Email:stevezo@wacad.org
Website:http://www.wacad.org/faculty/zollinger_s/index.htm

Course Objectives

Calculus is concerned with the development of the students' understanding of the concepts of differential and integral calculus, including experience with its methods and applications. The course will represent a multi-representational approach to calculus, with concepts, results, and problems expressed graphically, numerically, analytically, and verbally. The connections between these representations are also important. The major emphasis will be on broad concepts and applicable methods, not merely on manipulation and computational competence, which are important outcomes along the way. This course will prepare students for the intensive and demanding college calculus courses.

Course Description

Calculus topics to be covered include:

• Limits and Their Properties
• Differentiation
• Applications of Differentiation
• Integration
• Transcendental Functions
• Differential Equations
• Applications of Integration
• Integration Techniques

Required Materials

• Calculus textbook (Larson)
• Pencils
• Loose leaf paper
• Graph paper
• Graphing calculator (TI-84 Plus Silver Edition)
• Laptop computer
Online Resources

• All students are encouraged to use the online calculus resources available.

To access the online textbook resources, go to:
http://college.hmco.com/mathematics/larson/calculus_analytic/8e/resources.html

Mr. Zollinger will post useful calculus links on the class website regularly.

As you search and find additional calculus resources, please share them with Mr. Zollinger so that he can post them on the class website.