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← Calculus
Semester 1

Differential Calculus

You learn the two big ideas that start calculus -- the limit and the derivative -- and use the derivative to find slopes, rates, maximums and minimums, and to sketch how any function behaves.

Class 1

Functions and the idea of a limit

What a limit is, and why calculus needs it.

Class 2

Computing limits

The rules that let you find a limit without guessing.

Class 3

Continuity

When a graph has no breaks, and why it matters.

Class 4

The derivative

The slope of a curve, and the rate something changes.

Class 5

Derivative rules: power, product, quotient

The shortcuts that make derivatives quick.

Class 6

Derivatives of trig, exponential and log functions

The derivatives of the functions you already know.

Class 7

The chain rule

Differentiating a function inside another function.

Class 8

Implicit differentiation and related rates

Derivatives when y is tangled with x, and rates that drive each other.

Class 9

Maximum and minimum values

Finding the highest and lowest points of a function.

Class 10

Curve sketching

Reading a function's whole shape from its derivatives.

Class 11

Optimization problems

Using calculus to find the best possible answer.

Class 12

Semester 1 review: differentiation

Pulling limits, derivatives and their uses together.