Techniques of integration, including partial fractions decomposition, u-substitution, and integration by parts.
Recommended reading: Bittinger, Chapter 5
Lecture 1a Video (YouTube/UofTMyMedia) - Notes
Recommended problems (Friday): Bittinger, Exercise Set 5.1, pg 345.
Lecture 1b/c pre-class notes
Lecture 1b Video (YouTube/UofTMyMedia) - Notes
Lecture 1c Video (YouTube/UofTMyMedia) - Notes
Recommended problems (Wednesday): Bittinger, Exercise Set 5.2, pg 359.
Recommended problems (Wednesday): Bittinger, Exercise Set 5.5, pg 385.
Recommended problems (Wednesday): Bittinger, Exercise Set 5.6, pg 393.
Recommended problems (partial fractions): https://www.math.ucdavis.edu/~kouba/CalcTwoDIRECTORY/partialfracdirectory/PartialFrac.html#PROBLEM%208
Review of Week 1. How to use Crowdmark.
Repeat of u-substitution and integration by parts. Numerical integration, improper integrals, volumes, and areas.
Lecture 2a (review of u-substitution and integration by parts; numerical integration): pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 2b (volume and area integrals): pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 2c (improper integrals): pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTUbe/UofTMyMedia
If time permits: Lecture 3a (introduction to matrices): pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia (incomplete, as we didn't finish these slides, and we'll finish them next week)
Review of Week 2 and Practice Quiz 1.
Matrix operations. Systems of linear equations. Matrix inverses and cofactor expansions.
Applications: Leslie diagrams and population models.
Lecture 3a, part 2 (matrix algebra): pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia (slides extended from last week's 3a slides)
Lecture 3b (Solving systems of linear equations, reduced row echelon form, Gaussian elimination): pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 3c (Matrix inverses and determinants): pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Covers material from Weeks 1 and 2.
Eigenvalues and eigenvectors.
Applications: population growth and long-term growth rate.
Lecture 4a: pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 4b: pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 4c: pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Review of Week 3.
Functions of several variables. Multiple integration. Partial derivatives. Minimum-Maximum problems.
Applications: body surface area, wind speed of tornado, optimization problems.
Lecture 5a (multivariable functions): pre-class notes;post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 5b (partial derivatives): pre-class notes;post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 5c (multiple integration): pre-class notes;post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 5d (maximums and minimums): pre-class notes;post-class notes; YouTube/UoftMyMedia
Review of Week 4. Also, Practice Quiz 2/Solutions
Elements of regression analysis. Method of least squares. Best fit line. Quadratic, exponential, and power dependencies.
Applications: Experimental Data Fitting.
Lecture 6a (introduction to regression analysis): pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 6b (Python regression practicum): pre-class notes; Google Colab; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 6c (Multilinear and nonlinear regression): pre-class notes; Google Colab; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Covers material from Weeks 3 and 4.
Integrals as general and particular solutions. Pure time and separable first order differential equations. Linear first order differential equations exact differential equations.
Lecture 7a (introduction to ODEs): pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 7b (pure-time and separable): pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 7c (exact differential equations): pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Integrating factors and linear 1st-order ODEs. Autonomous differential equations. Direction fields and solution curves. Phase line.
Applications: general population models, logistic models, carrying capacity of populations.
Lecture 7d (integrating factors and linear 1st-order): pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UoFTMyMedia
Lecture 7e (Autonomous ODEs, direction fields, phase line): pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Review of Weeks 5 and 6. Also, Practice Quiz 3/Solutions
Covers material from Weeks 5 and 6
Differential equations and mathematical modelling. Mixture problems. One and two-compartment models. Substitution methods. Numerical solutions.
Applications: pollution of Great Lakes, crop yield, mixing chemicals
Lecture 8a: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 8b: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 8c: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Review of Weeks 7 and 8. Practice Quiz 4/Solutions
Higher-order differential equations with constant coefficients. Homogeneous and non-homogeneous equations.
Applications: mechanical and electrical vibrations, parallel reactions.
Lecture 9a: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 9b: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 9c: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 9d: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Covers material from Weeks 7 and 8
Systems of autonomous differential equations and stability of equilibria using qualitative analysis.
Lecture 10a: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 10b: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 10c: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTUbe/UofTMyMedia
Review of Weeks 9 and 10. Practice Quiz 5/Solutions
Systems of nonlinear differential equations and using linearization to analyze them.
Power series expansions, including Taylor Series and other series representation of functions. Linear and quadratic approximations.
Lecture 11a: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 11b: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 11c: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Covers material from Weeks 9 and 10
Applications: Pandemic modelling
If extra time, we will review the semester on Wednesday, Aug 11
Lecture 12a: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Lecture 12b: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Review/Office hours: YouTube/UofTMyMedia
"Lecture 13": extra review pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia
Review of Weeks 11 and 12. Note that August 12 is technically part of the study break, so this tutorial is optional.
The final examination will be cumulative and cover all the material from the semester, at a faster pace than in the quizzes.