By Umair Instructor
This course includes
1. Course introduction and Function
2. Functions Continued (Domain, Range, Co domain)
3. Interval Notation (Writing Domain & Range)
4. Functions and their graphs (polynomial, trignometric, exponential & lograthmic functions)
5. Functions and their graphs (Lograthmic, piecewise, and absolute value function)
6. Functions and their graphs (Absolute value function & shift in graphs)
7. Functions and their graph (shifts and compression in graphs, and challenge question 1)
8. Graphing (challenge question 2)
9. inverse function (Preliminaries and Composition function)
10. inverse function(Basic definition and concept)
11. inverse function(How to find inverse and specific properties)
12. inverse function(specific properties and grapphical interpretation)
13. Limits (Basic concept and why limits does not exist)
14. Limit (why limit does not exist and Laws of limit)
15. Limit (Techniques in solving limits)
16. Limit last (Techniques continued)
17. One sided limit (Basic concept and questions)
18. One sided limit (Some questions and techniques)
19. Sqeez theorem
20. Continuity (Basic concept, conditions for continuity, and types of discontinuity)
21. Continuity (Types of discontinuity)
22. Continuity (Shortcuts to find continuity of a graph)
23. Derevative (Basic definition and First principle)
24. Derevative (More examples on first priciple, and power rule)
25. Derevative (First principle applied on trignometric fucntions)
26. Derivetive Rules
27. Derevetive Rules (Examples)
28. Chain Rule (Basics and examples)
29. Chain Rule (More examples)
30 Where Derivatives Fail
31 Tangents (Basics and some questions)
32 Tangents (Horizontal and Vertical Tangents)
33 Implicit Differentiation (Basics and some questions)
34 Implicit Differentiation (Challenge Question)
35 Parametric Curves (Basics and Parametrization of line segment)
36 Parametric Curves (Parametrization of line segment, derivative of parametric curve)
37 Linear Approximation (1st Method and examples)
38 Linear Approximation (2nd Method and examples)
39 Linear Approximation (relative changes, approximation error)
40 Application of Derivative Extreme Value Theorem
40.1 Application of Derivative Extream Value Theorem
41. Applications of Derivatives Increasing and Decreasing function
42 Applications of derivatives Increasing and Decreasing funcitons (change in slope and critical points, and second derivative test)
43 Applications of derivatives Roll's Theorem
44 Applications of derivatives Mean Value Theorem
45 Derivative of Inverse Functions
46 Derivative of Inverse Trignometric Functions
47. L'Hopital's Rule (Basics and some cases, indeterminate quotient, repeated application, directional limits)
48. L'Hopital's Rule (applied for indeterminate product, sum, difference and exponents)
49. Riemann Sum (Basics and an example)
50. Riemann Sum (Lower Riemann Sum)
51. Riemann Sum (Upper Riemann Sum)
52. Indefinite Integrals (Basic concept and some basic rules)
53. Indefinite Integrals (For Rational powers of x and trignometric functions)
54 Integration by Subsitution
54.5 Integration by subsitution 2
55. Definite Integrals (Basic Concept, rules, and example)
56. Average Value of a Function
57. First Fundamental Theorem
58. Second Fundamental Theorem (Basics and questions)
59. Second Fundamental Theorem (Cancelling areas and Challenge Question)
60. Second Fundamental Theorem (Challenge Question)
61. Integration by parts
1. Fall 2017
Grand Test 4 (Chemistry + Physics)
HLP 1 (Chemistry+ Physics)
HLP 2 (Chemistry + Physics)
Grand Test 3 (Biology + English)
HLP 1 (Biology+ English)
NMDCAT- Grand Test 4 (Biology + English)
Grand Test 3 (Chemistry + Physics)
2. Fall 2017
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8. Fall 2017
1. Fall 18 paper
2. Fall 18 paper
3. Fall 18 paper
4. Fall 18 paper
5. Fall 18 paper
6. Fall 18 paper
7. Fall 18 paper
NMDCAT- HLP 2 (Biology + English)
8. Fall 18 paper
After going through this course, you will be able to deal with functions and their graphs, would be comfortable understanding and solbing limts, and be able to deal with introductory integrals and differentials. Don't worry, it sounds a lot, but it isn't, if you start now. Have fun learning with me. :)
Why choose this course
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