Math 100 (Section 104): Differential Calculus with Applications to Physical Sciences and Engineering

Instructor: Farid Aliniaiefard Office: Math 209 Email: farid@math.ubc.ca Webpage: https://faridanf.github.io/webpage/ ANNOUNCEMENTS: The miderm is on Friday October 18. Week 1 Tangents and velocity, introduction to limits, using limit laws 1.1-1.4 Week 2 Limits at infinity, continuity, first look at derivatives 1.5-1.6, 2.1-2.3 Week 3 A second look at derivatives, derivatives of sums, products and ratios, derivatives of exponentials 2.3-2.4, 2.6-2.7 Week 4 Derivatives of trigonometric functions, chain rule, inverse functions 2.8-2.9, 0.6 Week 5 Logarithms and their derivatives, implicit differentiation, inverse trig functions 2.10-2.12 Week 6 Rates of change 3.1

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About:

Course	Section	time	Days	room
Math 100	104	1400-1550	MWF	LSK 200

Office Hours: Monday 1500-1700 or by appointment, location: LSK300C

Midterm Exam	WebWork	Fianl Exam	Total
25% (Tentative date: October 18)	15%	60%	100%

Main course webpage: TBA (A lot of important information here.)

Resources:

Piazza: An online forum for the class. I encourage you to ask questions here, and to check here for answers to questions you may have, which will often be written by other students. To register, check the main course webpage.

Extra problems: You learn math by doing problems. The CLP problem book is mostly taken from past exams and quizzes for this class. Can you solve them?

Textbook: Here , it’s free and designed for this class by UBC Math faculty Joel Feldman, Andrew Rechnitzer and Elyse Yeager.

Mobile textbook, including the extra problems: Here, why not study and try some problems on the bus using your mobile?

Math department website: here. In particular, you can find old exams here.