Differential Calculus

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Random screen shot taken from my notes. Looks like this is for verifying a fundamental sets for a given function.

Differential Calculus, Math 4, is one of the toughest and most interesting classes I have taken. Luckily it was taught by an amazing teacher. His organization and way of describing the problem simply is the only reason I passed with a high grade. These traits are also shown in my notes.

University: San Joaquin Delta College
Year Taken: Before 2009.
Course Number: Math 4
Professor: Chris Barker
Prerequisites: Calculas 1 & 2 (Derivatives and Integrals)

Downloadable Content:

Class Notes & Sample Problems, Hand Written

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