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Intro to Calculus Syllabus at Bellows College

The syllabus for Course 114, Introduction to Calculus at Bellows College outlines the course's focus on fundamental principles of calculus, including limits, differentiation, and integration. Students are expected to have completed Algebra II, Trigonometry, and Precalculus, and will use the required textbook 'Calculus, 2nd edition' by Sanjay Jacob. Key course policies include mandatory attendance, no acceptance of late assignments, and strict academic honesty standards.

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Intro to Calculus Syllabus at Bellows College

The syllabus for Course 114, Introduction to Calculus at Bellows College outlines the course's focus on fundamental principles of calculus, including limits, differentiation, and integration. Students are expected to have completed Algebra II, Trigonometry, and Precalculus, and will use the required textbook 'Calculus, 2nd edition' by Sanjay Jacob. Key course policies include mandatory attendance, no acceptance of late assignments, and strict academic honesty standards.

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Bellows College

Syllabus
Course Number 114, Introduction to Calculus

Instructor Information
Instructor: Sanjay Jacob
Email: sanjay@[Link]

Phone: 555-0134

Office: Main building, Room 123

Office Hours: Mondays and Wednesday, 2:00 – 3:00 pm and Fridays, 10:00 – 11:00am

Course Information
Description
Calculus is a branch of mathematics that studies motion, including rates of change, slopes of curves, and areas under
curves. Calculus has uses in various field, including science, computer science, engineering and economics.

In this course, we introduce students to fundamental principles of calculus. We start with the relationship to limits.
Then we explore key concepts of differentiation and integration.

Expectations and Goals


Student learn to use calculus to formulate problem, solve problems and communicate their solutions to other.
Students learn to read a college-level textbook and ask good questions. Students learn to work together cooperatively.

Prerequisites
1. Algebra II
2. Trigonometry
3. Precalculus

Course Materials
Required Textbook
Calculus, 2nd edition, by Sanjay Jacob

Required Materials
 Pencils and erasers
 Ruler
 Notebook or binder
 Lines paper
 Graphic calculator

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Course Progression

7. Inverse 6. Applicaiton 1. Pre-Calculus


Function of integration Preview

8. Differential 2. Limits and


5. Integration
Equations Continuity

4. Applicaiton
3.
of
Differentiation
Differentiation

Grades
The following table illustrates the calculation of your final grade.

Course Policies

Attendance
You must attend every class.

Homework
Late assignments will not be accepted.

Academic Honesty
If you cheat on an assignment or test. Falsify data, or plagiarize another
student’s work, you will earn a grade of zero for that assignment or test.

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