Math 135 - Survey of Calculus

Credits: 3

Course Description: Calculus developed intuitively and applied to problems in biology, economics, psychology, and geometry. A course for non-physical science and non-mathematics majors. Suitable for some pre-medical programs.

Pre-Requisites: Math 129 or Math 130 or suitable score in Math placement test D.

Note: No student receives graduation credit for MATH 135 if it is taken after successful completion of MATH 134 or 140 or a higher Math course. Students may take MATH 140 after 135 only with explicit permission of the Department, and then only for two credits.

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Current Textbook:
Calculus Concepts: An Applied Approach to the Mathematics of Change, 4th Edition, by Donald R. LaTorre et al., Houghton Mifflin, 2008. ISBN 0-618-78981-2
Schaum's Outline of Calculus 4th Edition, by Elliott Mendelson and Frank Ayres, 1999. ISBN: 9780070419735; Check with your instructor to make sure this is the textbook used for your section.

The order of presentation of the contents of this syllabus, exams, and grading policies are entirely at the discretion of the individual instructor.