Assembling Calculus

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Joan Horvath and Rich Cameron

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01 - Introduction

01 - Assembling calculus.mp4

00:46

02 - What you need for the course.mp4

02:41

02 - 1. The Fundamental Theorem

01 - What is calculus.mp4

02:40

02 - Measuring change Derivatives.mp4

04:31

03 - Adding up changes Integrals.mp4

02:35

04 - The fundamental theorem.mp4

04:02

03 - 2. Ideas to Symbols

01 - Limits and the Mean Value Theorem.mp4

05:08

02 - Derivatives Ideas to equations.mp4

05:57

03 - Acceleration Higher derivatives.mp4

04:31

04 - Minima, maxima, and inflection points.mp4

03:13

05 - Dimensional analysis.mp4

03:58

06 - Integrals Ideas to equations.mp4

05:39

07 - Exponentials.mp4

04:51

08 - Sinusoids.mp4

06:05

04 - 3. Modeling Calculus Problems

01 - Numerical derivatives.mp4

04:38

02 - Numerical integrals.mp4

02:08

03 - Series expansions.mp4

06:02

04 - Modeling with exponentials.mp4

04:19

05 - Simple harmonic motion.mp4

04:11

06 - Systems of two equations Predator-prey.mp4

05:35

05 - Conclusion

01 - Learning more.mp4

01:23

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Join instructors Joan Horvath and Rich Cameron as they explore derivatives, integrals, and fundamental theorems of calculus using toy bricks and 3D printed visualizations. Discover the link between these physical models and their symbolic equivalents alongside the core concepts of basic differential and integral calculus. Finally, take a deep dive into the math behind simple numerical models of classic problems such as the swinging pendulum and the equations governing populations of predators and prey. This course is designed for anyone who needs to use calculus, whether self-taught or in a traditional course, who wants to think about calculus more conceptually before diving into advanced algebra and special cases.

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Joan Horvath and Rich Cameron

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3D printing will transform many industries.Our consulting practice, Nonscriptum LLC (joint with Rich Cameron) is focused on good strategic application of maker technologies in general, and on training others to use them. We teach others how to use these technologies, but with a focus on why to use them. We have written seven books for the Apress imprint of Springer-Nature publishing, and just finished our second book for Make Community LLC. We have authored many courses for LinkedIn Learning (formerly Lynda.com). For National University, I focus on making science and math more understandable for our students who will one day go on to be educators themselves. I am also a recovering rocket scientist, and spent 16 years at Caltech's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, as well as being an MIT alum active in various alumni pursuits. Specialty: Finding ways to explain technology, math and science to people so they get it. We are experienced in developing content for online learning.

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