• Chapter Summaries
  • Chapter 1 deals with an assortment of precalculus topics. The focus is on integrating the verbal, graphical, numerical, and analytical methods of investigating a topic as opposed to just reviewing the analytical methods. You should have covered the analytical methods needed here in at least one previous course. If you haven't already studied almost all of these topics in Trignometry and Precalculus, you should do that before taking a calculus coiurse.
  • Chapter 2 Summary
  • Chapter 3 Summary
  • Chapters 4 and 5 deal with the algebraic rules for derivatives and applications of derivatives. All is based on the ideas from Chapter 2.
  • Chapter 6 deals with some of the algebraic rules for integrals and some applications of integrals. All is based on the ideas from Chapter 3. Much of Calculus II extends this topic further.

Sample Tests. Problems on your test will cover material in a similar manner to some of your homework. You need to study all of your homework problems. These samples aren't comprehensive, in any sense. But, by doing them after you finish your homework, you can get an idea of whether you have studied the homework adequately.

• Sample Test 1 (through Chapter 1)
• Sample Test 2 (through Chapter 2)
• Sample Test 3 (through Chapter 4, section 4)
• Sample Test 4 (through Chapter 5, section 3)
• Sample Test 5 (through Chapter 6)

Other handouts:

• Summary of derivative rules from Chapter 4, along with corresponding integral rules
  (downloadable Word 6.0 document from which you can print concisely)
• Integral problems to be assigned during Chapter 4
  (downloadable Word 6.0 document from which you can print concisely)