UBC MATH 100
Differential Calculus with Applications to Physical Sciences and Engineering
MATH 100 is an introductory calculus course designed for students in science, engineering, and related programs. The course focuses on foundational concepts in differential calculus, including limits, derivatives, optimization, related rates, and their applications in physical sciences and engineering. Students also learn how to approach mathematical problems systematically and apply calculus to real-world scenarios.
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Video Lectures list
- Lines, power, exponential, logarithmic, and trig functions. Comparing functions. Sketching graphs. Limits and continuity.
- Rates of change, the definition of the derivative and visualization, linear approximations, and the exponential function and applications
- 2024 Differential Calculus Final Prep
Our Teaching Philosophy
Step-by-Step Problem Solving
We provide detailed walkthroughs of calculus problems, ensuring you understand the underlying principles and methods.
Focus on Conceptual Understanding
Our goal is to help you deeply grasp calculus concepts, moving beyond rote memorization to confidently tackle a variety of problems.
Practical Examples and Visual Learning
Using real-world applications and visual aids like graphs and diagrams, we make abstract calculus concepts tangible and easier to comprehend.
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