Department of Mathematical Sciences,
Northern Illinois University
2000-2001
MATH 229, 230, 232
Resources on the WEB
COURSES:
Calculus I, II, III
TEXT:
Calculus,
4th Edition,
by Stewart
CALCULUS on the WEB:
- There are long lists of Calculus-related sites at these locations:
- Math Forum,
at Swarthmore College
- Calculus Resources On-line,
at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville
- How to study for a calculus course:
- How to Ace Calculus: the Streetwise Guide, from UC Davis
- These sites have good tutorials on various topics:
- Calculus Tutorials,
at Hofstra University
- S.O.S. MATHematics,
at the University of Texas at El Paso
- COW: Calculus on the Web,
from Temple University, problems with hints and answers
- Graphics for the Calculus Classroom,
at Penn State
- These sites give you an interface to Mathematica, a powerful computer algebra system, capable of helping you with graphics and many other aspects of calculus:
- The Integrator,
from Wolfram Research
- The MathServ Calculus Toolkit,
from Vanderbilt University
- QuickMath, designed by Dr. Ben Langton
- At this site you can get help on derivatives and integrals;
the site allows you to solve problems and see the intermediate steps leading
up to the solution:
- Calc101.com
- Here is a site that looks up integrals:
- TILU,
from Berkeley
- You can plot the graph of a quadric surface:
- The Quadrica page
CALCULATORS on the WEB:
- TI-83 Tutorial at NIU:
some instructions and examples for Math 229, 230, and 232 students
- Texas Instruments sites:
TI-83 |
TI-83 Plus |
TI-86 |
TI-89
- TI-83 Tutorials:
- from Shorline Community College
- by D. Walton, Cuyahoga Community College
- by P. Beem, Indiana University South Bend
- by D. Aichele, Oklahoma State University
- at Brooks Cole
- TI-82 Tutorials:
- at University of Illinois
- by D. Aichele, Oklahoma State University
- at Brooks Cole
- TI-85 Tutorials:
- at Brooks Cole
- TI-86 Tutorials:
- by D. Walton, Cuyahoga Community College
- TI-89 Tutorials:
- by Texas Instruments
GENERAL:
- Understanding Mathematics: a study guide, from the University of Utah
Math Department homepage