University of Twente
Calculus 1A
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1Sets, Intervals, and Bounds
Set operations and bounds for subsets of the real numbers. · 7 steps
FREE2Propositional Logic and Quantifiers
Logical equivalence, truth values, and quantified statements. · 7 steps
FREE3Proofs, Parity, and Divisibility
Constructing and evaluating proofs of elementary integer statements. · 7 steps
4Mathematical Induction
Proof by induction over the natural numbers. · 7 steps
5Counting and Combinatorics
Counting arrangements and selections subject to constraints. · 7 steps
6Functions, Domains, and Inverses
Function properties needed to analyze and transform functions. · 7 steps
7Vectors, Dot Products, and Projections
Vector calculations in 2D and 3D using lengths, angles, and projections. · 7 steps
8Cross Products, Lines, and Planes
Using 3D vector geometry to describe lines and planes. · 7 steps
9Limits and Continuity in One Variable
Limits, one-sided behavior, and continuity of real-valued functions. · 7 steps
10The Derivative and Differentiability
The derivative as a limit of difference quotients and a test of local behavior. · 7 steps
11Differentiation Rules and Tangent Lines
Computing derivatives and using them to form local linear models. · 7 steps
12Derivative Applications and Extreme Values
Using derivatives and the Extreme Value Theorem to locate absolute extrema. · 7 steps
13Taylor Polynomials and Error Bounds
Approximating a function near a point with a Taylor polynomial and bounding its remainder. · 7 steps
14Limits and Continuity of Multivariable Functions
Analyzing limits and continuity for functions of several variables. · 7 steps
15Partial Derivatives and Tangent Planes
Using partial derivatives to describe local linear behavior of a surface. · 7 steps
Practice
Mixed retrieval practice across everything you've been taught, weighted to the topics worth the most marks and scheduled so it comes back before you forget.
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Mock exam
The real paper structure, timed, marked to this course's own scheme — with your marks, your pacing per exercise, and where the marks went.
Exercise 1 free to sit
