This website will be a primary communication tool in the Honors Calculus class. It will contain your assignments, lecture notes, presentations, handouts, other useful websites and ultimately a site to turn-in homework.
To the left is the primary navigation bar which will take you to separate pages for each chapter in the text. At the top of each page you will find links to each section in that chapter, and assignments for the chapter. The section links will take you to the material pertinent to that section: lecture notes, handouts, demonstrations and other useful links and resources.
If you have ideas for improvement of this site or find other sites which I should consider including, please contact me at chappelle.brookstone@gmail.com.
Text:
Calculus, 8ed, Anton, Bivins and Davis Student Companion Site Excellent resource. Contains applets for all major figures in the text allowing dynamic change of variable and the effect.
Online Texts and Tutorials:
The following online textbooks will offer different presentations of the material and may be of help in your studies. Suggest you investigate each of them to determine which would benefit you the most and use it on a regular basis. Univ. Calif Online AB Calculus Course Complete online AB Calculus course; an excellent resource. MIT Open Courseware Material selected from MIT's introductory courses to support students as they study and educators as they teach the AP® Calculus curriculum.
**Visual Calculus and Precalculus** A series of tutorials and applets for visualizing calculus and precalculus concepts. Will require use of Firefox with a plugin from download.LiveMath.com
Dictionary of Mathematics: A dictionary of all of the terminology you could encounter in this course.
Calculator Help
Calculator Help Site which gives instructions on how to operate common graphing calculators, including the TI-83/84 and 89.
Applets
Applets are short java programs which help you visualize statistical concepts. Applets are sensitive to the browser being used. You will need the latest versions of Internet Explorer and possibly Firefox installed as well as the latest version of Java. I have listed below collections of applets and other forms of demonstrations which may be of help. I suggest you look at them and determine which ones mean the most to you and used them whenever studying a new concept. In each section I'll recommend specific applets to help you visualize the chapter's key content. Graphics for the Calculus Classroom Animations demonstrating calculus concepts and typical problems. Calculus Applets.com Penn State Applets Interactive Tutorials Arc Length Applet Addition of Ordinates Slicing Cone & Pyramid Marc Renault's calculus I applets. Extensive Collection
Welcome to Honors Calculus at Brookstone School
This website will be a primary communication tool in the Honors Calculus class. It will contain your assignments, lecture notes, presentations, handouts, other useful websites and ultimately a site to turn-in homework.
To the left is the primary navigation bar which will take you to separate pages for each chapter in the text. At the top of each page you will find links to each section in that chapter, and assignments for the chapter. The section links will take you to the material pertinent to that section: lecture notes, handouts, demonstrations and other useful links and resources.
If you have ideas for improvement of this site or find other sites which I should consider including, please contact me at chappelle.brookstone@gmail.com.
Text:
Calculus, 8ed, Anton, Bivins and DavisStudent Companion Site Excellent resource. Contains applets for all major figures in the text allowing dynamic change of variable and the effect.
Online Texts and Tutorials:
The following online textbooks will offer different presentations of the material and may be of help in your studies. Suggest you investigate each of them to determine which would benefit you the most and use it on a regular basis.Univ. Calif Online AB Calculus Course Complete online AB Calculus course; an excellent resource.
MIT Open Courseware Material selected from MIT's introductory courses to support students as they study and educators as they teach the AP® Calculus curriculum.
**Visual Calculus and Precalculus** A series of tutorials and applets for visualizing calculus and precalculus concepts. Will require use of Firefox with a plugin from download.LiveMath.com
Video Single Variable Calculus Course MIT
Stewart Calculus Text Student Site
Calculus by Gilbert Strang Chapters available in pdfInteractive Calculus Text Numerous interactive applets
Elementary Calculus Entire text available in pdf
Calculus Lectue Notes A set of calculus lecture notes from the University of Toronto with numerous tests and exams.Karl's Calculus Tutor Tutorials for the first year calculus student.
Harvey Mudd College Calculus Tutorial
Calculus Bible
Calculus at UBC
Glossary
Dictionary of Mathematics: A dictionary of all of the terminology you could encounter in this course.Calculator Help
Calculator Help Site which gives instructions on how to operate common graphing calculators, including the TI-83/84 and 89.Applets
Applets are short java programs which help you visualize statistical concepts. Applets are sensitive to the browser being used. You will need the latest versions of Internet Explorer and possibly Firefox installed as well as the latest version of Java. I have listed below collections of applets and other forms of demonstrations which may be of help. I suggest you look at them and determine which ones mean the most to you and used them whenever studying a new concept. In each section I'll recommend specific applets to help you visualize the chapter's key content.Graphics for the Calculus Classroom Animations demonstrating calculus concepts and typical problems.
Calculus Applets.com
Penn State Applets
Interactive Tutorials
Arc Length Applet
Addition of Ordinates
Slicing Cone & Pyramid
Marc Renault's calculus I applets. Extensive Collection
Videos
Video CalculusCalculus Book with Video Lectures
Free Video Lectures
Online videos for Calculus
Problem Sets
The following are websites with question banks for calculus which you may find useful for seeing how well you understand the material.Calculus on the Web An internet utility for learning and practicing calculus.
Interactive Study Problems for Calculus I
Midnight Tutor
Videos for Thomas' Calculus text
Online Computing