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Calculus for the Practical Person
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Taught by
George B.
Subject:
Mathematics
- Saturday November 10, 10:00 - 13:00
This is a very brief introduction to differential and integral calculus, the revolutionary mathematical development of the 17th century and a basis for essentially all modern science and engineering. Fundamental concepts and several application examples will be presented.
Requirements: An understanding of high-school algebra and geometry. The course includes a brief review of some needed concepts from algebra and geometry.
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