Math 161: Accelerated Calculus with Analytic Geometry I
Course Textbooks
| Type | Title | Edition | Author | Publisher | ISBN Number |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Course Textbook | Calculus: Early Transcendentals, Volume 1 | 5th OSU custom | Stewart | Thomson | 0495294888 |
| Other Textbook | Calculus: Early Transcendentals | 5th | Stewart | Thomson | 0534393217 |
Autumn 2008 Offerings
| Call No | Type | Building | Room | Days | Time | Instructor | Homepage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13240-A | Lecture | BL | 0315 | MWF | 8:30 | Conrad, Eric | |
| 13241-4 | Recitation | TR | 7:30 | CANCELLED | |||
| 13242-0 | Recitation | UH | 0147 | TR | 8:30 | Conrad, Eric | |
| 13243-A | Lecture | MQ | 0160 | MWF | 10:30 | DAY,J | |
| 13244-1 | Recitation | HI | 0030 | TR | 9:30 | Young, Justin | |
| 13245-6 | Recitation | HI | 0030 | TR | 10:30 | Young, Justin | |
| 13246-A | Lecture | BL | 0315 | MWF | 1:30 | DAY,J | |
| 13247-7 | Recitation | CL | 0137 | TR | 1:30 | Swartz, Eric | |
| 13248-2 | Recitation | CL | 0137 | TR | 2:30 | Swartz, Eric | |
| 13258-9 | Discussion | CC | 0226 | MTWRF | 8:30 | Lakos, Nela | |
| 13257-3 | Discussion | CC | 0258 | MTWRF | 8:30 | Nevai, Paul | |
| 13259-4 | Discussion | AV | 0101 | MTWRF | 10:30 | Jackson, Craig | |
| 13260-1 | Discussion | CC | 0226 | MTWRF | 10:30 | Nevai, Paul | |
| 13261-7 | Discussion | ML | 0173 | MTWRF | 1:30 | Jackson, Craig | |
| 13262-2 | Discussion | DU | 0020 | MTWRF | 1:30 | Ponomarev, Paul | |
| 13263-8 | Discussion | SM | 1042 | MTWRF | 1:30 | Stanton, Robert |
Other Course Information
PrerequisitesCourse Code L placement and high school calculus experience or permission of dept. H161 (honors) may be available to students enrolled in an honors program or by permission of dept or instructor. Prereq for H161: Math 151 or permission of dept. 161 not open to students with credit for 152; H161 has no exclusion. The sequence 161-162-263 covers calculus at an accelerated pace for students with superior algebraic and geometric skills, and with previous calculus experience. Description
Functions, limits and continuity, derivatives, applications of the derivative, the integral, inverse functions.Credits
5Quarters Offered
Autumn
Last updated by Patty Merry on 09/16/08