Textbook
The textbook can be found on its own page.
Lecture Notes
Here are the lecture notes for Winter, 2018.
Integral Calculus
- Review: Derivatives on Mon, Jan 8
- Review: Integrals on Mon, Jan 8
- Section 28.1 on Tues, Jan 9
- Section 28.1, cont'd on Wed, Jan 10
- Section 28.2 on Wed, Jan 10
- Section 28.3 on Thurs, Jan 11
- Section 28.4 on Fri, Jan 12
- Section 28.4, cont'd on Mon, Jan 15
- Section 28.6 on Mon, Jan 15
- Section 28.6, cont'd on Tues, Jan 16
- We also worked through the Basic Substitution Tutorial which you can find below under Extra Examples.
- Section 28.7 on Thurs, Jan 18
- Section 28.7, cont'd on Fri, Jan 19
- Section 28.9 on Mon, Jan 22
- Section 29.1 on Mon, Jan 22
- Section 29.2 on Tues, Jan 23
- Section 29.3 on Tues, Jan 23
- Section 29.3, cont'd on Wed, Jan 24
- Section 29.4 on Thurs, Jan 25
- Section 29.4, cont'd on Fri, Jan 26
- Section 29.4, cont'd on Mon, Jan 29
Differential Equations
- Section 31.1 on Tues, Jan 30
- Section 31.1, cont'd on Wed, Jan 31
- Section 31.2 on Wed, Jan 31
- Section 31.4 on Wed, Jan 31
- Section 31.4, cont'd on Mon, Feb 5
- Section 31.4, cont'd on Tues, Feb 6
- Section 31.6 on Tues, Feb 6
- Section 31.6, cont'd on Wed, Feb 7
- Section 31.6, cont'd on Thurs, Feb 8
- Section 31.6, cont'd on Fri, Feb 9
- Review of 31.2 and 31.4 on Fri, Feb 9
- Monday, Feb 19: We worked through Susie's Mixed First-Order DE Practice which you can find below under Extra Examples.
- Section 31.7/8 on Tues, Feb 20
- What it means to solve a DE on Wed, Feb 21
- Section 31.7/8, cont'd on Wed, Feb 21
- Section 31.7/8, cont'd on Thurs, Feb 22
- Section 31.7/8, cont'd on Fri, Feb 23
- Section 31.9 on Fri, Feb 23
- Section 31.9, cont'd on Mon, Feb 26
- Section 31.9, cont'd on Tues, Feb 27
- Section 31.9, cont'd on Wed, Feb 28
- Section 31.10 on Wed, Feb 28
- Section 31.10, cont'd on Thurs, March 1
- Section 31.10, cont'd on Fri, March 2
- Section 31.10, cont'd on Mon, March 5
Statistics:
For the statistics portion, we are filling in the Statistics coursepack (for more info, see the Textbook page). You can find my annotations to date below.
- Section 1
- Section 2
- Section 3
- Section 4
- Section 5
- Section 6
- Section 7
- Section 8
- Section 9
- Section 10
Problem of the Day
Final Exam Review
Previous Lecture Notes:
- Previous lecture notes for Winter 2017.
- Susie's lecture notes for Winter 2017 can be found on her Math 193 Lectures page.
Videos
Leah Howard's videos for Math 193.
Handouts
Chapter 28: Methods of Integration
- Chapter 28: Basic Integration Formulae – I printed the formula sheet for Test #1 on the reverse side
- Section 28.7: Gilles' Handout on Integration by Parts
- Section 28.7: Gilles' Handout on Integration by Parts – Table Method
Chapter 29: Partial Derivatives and Double Integrals
- Section 29.1: Gilles' Handout on 3D Surfaces
- Section 29.4: Susie's Exercises on Double Integrals using Polar Coordinates and Solutions
- Section 29.4: Gilles' Handouts on Double Integrals, Double Integrals in Polar Coordinates, and and Double Integrals – Converting from Rectangular to Polar
Chapter 31: Differential Equations
- Section 31.1: Writing Differential Equations and Solutions
- Section 31.2: Susie has put together a brief explanation on Dropping the Absolute Value Signs in DEs
- Section 31.4: Helpful Hints for Solving Linear DEs
- Section 31.4: Useful Properties of Logs
- Section 31.6: Word Problems
- Section 31.7/8: Solutions for 2nd-order Linear Homogeneous DEs
- Section 31.7/8: Complex Numbers
- Section 31.7/8: I've put together a brief explanation on Why Complex Roots Give Solutions in Sine and Cosine
- Section 31.7/8: Susie's handout on Higher-Order Homogeneous DEs
- Section 31.9: Susie's handout on Non-Homogeneous DEs
- Section 31.10: Mass-spring Systems
- Section 31.10: Word Problems
Statistics
Extra Examples
Chapter 28:
- Tutorial on Basic Substitution and Answers
- Susie's Mixed First-Order DE Practice and Solutions
Review Materials
- Exponents and Logs
- Need some student-friendly help on exponents and logs? Check out Chapter 5 in my (now obsolete) MATH 163 online textbook. Please note that the level of this text is a little lower than that required for MATH 193, but it will certainly get you started.
- Completing the Square
- This is intended to be a brief reminder of how to complete the square. If you need more details or more practice, please see me in office hours and I can give you a copy of the notes and/or exercises we use for our upgrading classes.