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Discovering Calculus with Mathematica
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| Organization: | Northern Kentucky University |
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| Publisher: | John Wiley & Sons |
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Introduction to Mathematica | Functions and Limits | The Derivative | Applications of the Derivative | The Integral | Logarithms and Exponentials | Techniques of Integration | L'Hopital's Rule, Improper Integrals | Infinite Series | Parametric Equations for Curves | Vectors | Vector-Valued Functions | Partial Derivatives | Multiple Integrals | Integrals over Curves and Surfaces
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This manual is intended as a supplement to a traditional calculus textbook. It uses traditional examples and exercises to illustrate how Mathematica, through graphics and animation as well as symbolic and numerical computation, can provide new insights into the basic ideas of calculus. Each chapter provides an introduction to applicable Mathematica commands, examples with explanatory comments, and a number of exercises.
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