CALCULUS 1 WELLCOME. Competence It is expected that students can do Numbers and Function System; kinds range of functions; limit and continuity; the first.

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CALCULUS 1 WELLCOME

Competence It is expected that students can do Numbers and Function System; kinds range of functions; limit and continuity; the first derivative and higher derivatives; application of derivatives; equation of the tangent line and normal line; extreme value; integral indefinite distinction of course, derivative and integral algebraic functions, trigonometric and inverse and transcendental functions, techniques of integration and use of the integral

SUBJECT Number system and functions Variety of functions A variety of functions. Inverse function and composition of functions Graph function Limit function Continuity of functions Derivative Uses of derivatives Integral Usefulness of the integral

Evaluation : Task: 15 % Quis: 15 % Midterms: 30 % Final exams : 40 %

Referensi : Gazali wikaria dkk, Kalkulus, 2007, Graha Ilmu, Jakarta Calculus,Edwyn Purcell, Prentice Hall, 1997

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