By Umair Instructor
This course includes
Lecture 0 - Introduction to Calculus
Lecture 1a Review of Functions and Sets
Lecture 1b Review of Functions and Sets
Lecture 1c Review of Functions and Sets
Lecture 1d Review of Functions and Sets
Lecture 1e Review of Functions and Sets
Lecture 1f Review of Functions and Sets
Lecture 2 Informal Limits
Lecture 3 Limit cases and general rules
Lecture 4 Limit Rules
Lecture 4(b) Limit Rules
Lecture 5 Squeeze Theorem
Lecture 6 Limits at Infinity
Lecture 7 Directional Limits
Lecture 8 Formal Limits
Lecture 9 Formal Limit Proofs
Lecture 10 Limits and Continuity
Lecture 11 Rules for Continuous Functions
Lecture 12 More Rules for Continuous Functions
Lecture 13 Important Functions of Continuity
Lecture 14 Absolute Value Function
Lecture 16 Extreme Value Property
Lecture 17 Extreme Value Property Examples
Lecture 18 Extreme Value Property More Examples
Lecture 19 Intermediate Value Property
Lecture 20 Intermediate Value Property Example
Lecture 21 Average Rate of Change
Lecture 22 Instantaneous Rate of Change and Derivatives
Lecture 23 Derivative Examples
Lecture 24 Derivative of a constant function and a quadratic polynomial
Lecture 25 Rules of Differentiation
Lecture 26 Differentiability implies Continuity
Lecture 27 Rules of Differentiation (Sum, Product and Quotient)
Lecture 28 Chain Rule
Lecture 29 Higher order derivatives
Lecture 30(a) Implicit Differentiation
Lecture 30(b)Related Rates
Lecture 30(c) Related Rates Example
Lecture 31 Linear Approximation
Lecture 32 Differentials and Approximations
Lecture 33 Inverse Functions
Lecture 34 Inverse Function Examples
Lecture 35 Inverse Functions Derivatives
Lecture 36 More Derivatives
Lecture 37 Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Lecture 38 Derivative of Inverse Tangent
Lecture 39 Examples
Lecture 40 Relative Extrema
Lecture 41(a) First and Second Derivative Test
Lecture 41(b) Relative Maxima and Minima
Lecture 42 Mean Value Theorem
Lecture 43 L 'Hopital's Rule
Lecture 1 Indefinite Integral
Lecture 2 Riemann sums and Definite Integrals
Lecture 3 Properties of a definite Integral
Lecture 4 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
Lecture 5 Logarithm and exponential functions
Lecture 6 Derivatives, Integrals using logarithm and the exponential functions
Lecture 7 Ordinary Differential Equations
Lecture 8 Integration By Parts
Lecture 9 Integration by Trigonometric Functions
Lecture 10 Integration by Trigonometric Substitution
Lecture 11 Integration by partial fractions
Lecture 12 Improper Integrals
My name is Fnu Tulha and I am a senior pursuing Computer Science at LUMS. I like to play guitar, watch Anime and teach Mathematics. I have been teaching (formally and informally) since my O levels and have been passionate about it even before that. I honestly hope the people who go on to study Calculus from this resource are able to learn Mathematics and are able to enjoy it as well. In addition, I also hope that the time that has been put to compile and create this resource is appreciated by you guys. In case of any issues, please feel free to contact me. My advice for you regarding Calculus or any Math course for that matter is practice, practice and practice. Sounds like a cliché’, right? Regardless, the only way to understand a concept you are struggling with is to make yourself face that kind of concept multiple times. However, looking at the solution of a question without thinking on your own DOES NOT count so even while watching the videos try your best to attempt a problem on your own before looking at the formal solution after which you should compare both approaches and see exactly where you went wrong. Keep this up and you will very much ace this course. I wish you all the best of luck in your preparation for one of the most amazing courses I have had the chance to take at LUMS. Before talking about the module details I would like to thank Ma’am Faiza Khan, an instructor of the Mathematics Department at LUMS and my source support for the creation of this course. Without her support it is safe to say that this course would not have been up to the level it is currently at. In addition, my source of inspiration for teaching Mathematics is Dr. Sultan Sial since the freshman Calculus class I took from him. Calculus would not have appealed to me if it weren’t for his formal mathematical derivations of limits, derivatives and integration in addition to his unique method of teaching that I got to experience in that class. Moodle Math was also used during the creation of this course as a reference and the content details can be found on the official web site. Reference: http://math.lums.edu.pk/moodle/
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