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Calculus
Calculus 1
Limits, derivatives, applications, integrals. Later headings open after the one before. Do limits, derivatives, and integrals as a first-semester calculus course does — compute, and say what the result means.
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Limits · First class
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Each heading is its own course. Later ones open when you finish — or skip — the one before. A later course does not reteach earlier bands.
Limits
Start hereEvaluate a limit from a graph, a table, and algebra, including a one-sided and infinite case.
The derivative
After Limits — test out to unlockUse the definition on a simple function, and say what f′(a) means as a slope and a rate.
Differentiation rules
After The derivative — test out to unlockDifferentiate polynomials, products, quotients, and compositions without mixing the rules.
Applications of derivatives
After Differentiation rules — test out to unlockDo related rates, linearisation, and a max/min word problem, with a check that the critical point is the right kind.
Integrals
After Applications of derivatives — test out to unlockWrite a Riemann sum, evaluate a simple definite integral, and antiderive a polynomial.
Fundamental theorem
After Integrals — test out to unlockUse both parts of the FTC: evaluate a definite integral, and differentiate an integral with a variable limit.
What this is for
- 01
Evaluate a limit from a graph, a table, and algebra, including a one-sided and infinite case.
- 02
Use the definition on a simple function, and say what f′(a) means as a slope and a rate.
- 03
Differentiate polynomials, products, quotients, and compositions without mixing the rules.
Why a path, not a playlist
Limits, derivatives, applications, integrals. Later headings open after the one before.
Each heading is its own course with a tutor. Later headings open when you finish — or test out of — the one before.
After you sign in
- •You land on this map — every heading is already there.
- •Take the open class, or test out of a later heading to unlock it.
- •Each heading is one shared course — same syllabus and first class for everyone. Later classes continue on your copy.