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数学Ⅰ①(PEAK)

Single variable calculus
In this course, we study the differentiation and integration of a function of one-variable (which is also called one-variable function or single-variable function). Intuitively, differential means the slope of the tangent line of a function at a given point, and integral measures the area bounded by the graph of the function and x-axis over a given interval. Both concepts need the concept “limit”, so the first part of this course will contain the definition of a function, limit of a sequence, continuous function and related topics. In the second part of this course, we study the differential of a function, the definition, calculation techniques, properties and applications. In the third part, we define the definite and indefinite integral of a function, study the fundamental theorem of calculus: the connection between differentiation and integration, and introduce the calculation techniques. Power series will also be introduced. In the end, we discuss how to solve some simple differential equations.
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時間割/共通科目コード
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50821
CAS-PF1711L3
数学Ⅰ①(PEAK)
長谷川 立
A1 A2
木曜3限
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講義使用言語
英語
単位
2
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授業計画
1. Elementary functions 2. Limit and continuity 3. Derivatives and tangent 4. The mean value theorem and l'Hospital's rule 5. Definite integrals and areas 6. The fundamental theorem of calculus and indefinite integrals 7. The substitution rule and integration by parts 8. Integration of rational functions and trigonometric functions 9. Improper integrals 10. Ordinary differential equations 11. Sequences and series
授業の方法
By lectures.
成績評価方法
Quizzes (50%) + a final (50%)
履修上の注意
Mathematics I ① is the first part of the Calculus course. The second part, Mathematics I ②, will be offered in the next spring semester. The lectures in Mathematics I ② will assume that students are familiar with the material covered in Mathematics I ①. A solid understanding of high school algebra, geometry, and trigonometry is a prerequisite.