This course intend to develop a thorough understanding of the fundamental aspects of calculus of single variable which is fundamental tool in Sciences, Engineering and Economics.Intended Audience :First year engineering, science and economics students with mathematics as main course.Prerequisites :Basic mathematics till 12th standard
Overview
Syllabus
Week 1: Lecture 1: Introduction to Numbers Lecture 2: Countability and Uncountability
Lecture 3: Examples of Irrational numbers Lecture 4: Functions
Lecture 5: Limits of Functions-I
Week 2: Lecture 6: Limit of Functions-II
Lecture 7: Continuous Functions
Lecture 8: Intermediate Value Theorem
Lecture 9: Maximum Value Theorem
Lecture 10: Supremum & Infimum
Week 3: Lecture 11: Derivative of a Function
Lecture 12: Rules of Differentiation
Lecture 13: Derivatives maxima & minima
Lecture 14: Rolle’s Theorem and Lagrange MVT(Mean-Value Theorem)
Lecture 15: Monotonic Functions and Inverse Function
Week 4: Lecture 16: Newton’s Method for solving Equations
Lecture 17: Optimization Problems
Lecture 18: Integration-I : In the style of Newton and Leibnitz
Lecture 19: Integration-II : In the spirit of Newton and Leibnitz
Lecture 20: Integration-III : Newton and Leibnitz Style
Week 5: Lecture 21: Indefinite Integrals Lecture 22: Integration by Parts
Lecture 23: Integration of Rational Functions Lecture 24: Trapezoidal Rule for evaluating definite integral
Lecture 25: Simpson’s Rule for evaluating definite integral
Week 6: Lecture 26: Applications of Definite Integral-I Lecture 27: Applications of Definite Integral-II
Lecture 28: Applications of Definite Integral-III
Lecture 29: Applications of Definite Integral-IV
Lecture 30: Transcendental Functions-I
Week 7: Lecture 31: Transcendental Functions-II
Lecture 32: Taylor’s Expansion-I
Lecture 33: Taylor’s Expansion-II
Lecture 34: Infinite Sequence-I
Lecture 35: Infinite Sequence-II
Week 8: Lecture 36: Infinite series and their convergence
Lecture 37: Tests for Convergence of a series
Lecture 38: Absolute and conditional convergence
Lecture 39: Power Series
Lecture 40: Historical Development of the Calculus
Lecture 3: Examples of Irrational numbers Lecture 4: Functions
Lecture 5: Limits of Functions-I
Week 2: Lecture 6: Limit of Functions-II
Lecture 7: Continuous Functions
Lecture 8: Intermediate Value Theorem
Lecture 9: Maximum Value Theorem
Lecture 10: Supremum & Infimum
Week 3: Lecture 11: Derivative of a Function
Lecture 12: Rules of Differentiation
Lecture 13: Derivatives maxima & minima
Lecture 14: Rolle’s Theorem and Lagrange MVT(Mean-Value Theorem)
Lecture 15: Monotonic Functions and Inverse Function
Week 4: Lecture 16: Newton’s Method for solving Equations
Lecture 17: Optimization Problems
Lecture 18: Integration-I : In the style of Newton and Leibnitz
Lecture 19: Integration-II : In the spirit of Newton and Leibnitz
Lecture 20: Integration-III : Newton and Leibnitz Style
Week 5: Lecture 21: Indefinite Integrals Lecture 22: Integration by Parts
Lecture 23: Integration of Rational Functions Lecture 24: Trapezoidal Rule for evaluating definite integral
Lecture 25: Simpson’s Rule for evaluating definite integral
Week 6: Lecture 26: Applications of Definite Integral-I Lecture 27: Applications of Definite Integral-II
Lecture 28: Applications of Definite Integral-III
Lecture 29: Applications of Definite Integral-IV
Lecture 30: Transcendental Functions-I
Week 7: Lecture 31: Transcendental Functions-II
Lecture 32: Taylor’s Expansion-I
Lecture 33: Taylor’s Expansion-II
Lecture 34: Infinite Sequence-I
Lecture 35: Infinite Sequence-II
Week 8: Lecture 36: Infinite series and their convergence
Lecture 37: Tests for Convergence of a series
Lecture 38: Absolute and conditional convergence
Lecture 39: Power Series
Lecture 40: Historical Development of the Calculus
Taught by
Prof.Joydeep Dutta
