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    Calculus is the study of how things change over time and involves concepts like rates of change, area, and volume. It was developed in the late 1600s by Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibniz and provides a framework for modeling dynamical systems found in physics, engineering, and other fields. This course covers the fundamentals of calculus through lectures on Tuesdays and Thursdays, focusing on understanding key concepts rather than memorization, and encourages students to work together and ask questions when they don't understand a topic.

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    Calculus is the study of how things change over time and involves concepts like rates of change, area, and volume. It was developed in the late 1600s by Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibniz and provides a framework for modeling dynamical systems found in physics, engineering, and other fields. This course covers the fundamentals of calculus through lectures on Tuesdays and Thursdays, focusing on understanding key concepts rather than memorization, and encourages students to work together and ask questions when they don't understand a topic.

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    Room: Rc-2075 Phone: 9385 7076: Michael Feischl, PHD

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    Calculus is the study of how things change over time and involves concepts like rates of change, area, and volume. It was developed in the late 1600s by Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibniz and provides a framework for modeling dynamical systems found in physics, engineering, and other fields. This course covers the fundamentals of calculus through lectures on Tuesdays and Thursdays, focusing on understanding key concepts rather than memorization, and encourages students to work together and ask questions when they don't understand a topic.

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    MATH1131 Calculus

    Michael Feischl, PhD


    Room: RC-2075
    Phone: 9385 7076
    m.feischl@unsw.edu.au

    Lecture Group 1
    Tuesday 5pm (17:00) CLB-7
    Thursday 9am Mathews-A

    1
    What is calculus?

    Calculus is the study of how things change.


    provides framework for modeling systems which change
    a way to deduce the predictions of such models
    calculus originates from describing basic physics
    motion of planets and molecules
    behavior of dynamical systems
    tools: curves, functions
    quantities: rate of change, area, volume
    culmination of centuries of work
    Sir Isaac Newton
    Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz

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    Sir Isaac Newton Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
    (1642 1727) (1646 1716)
    English physicist, German mathematician and
    mathematician, astronomer, philosopher.
    natural philosopher, alchemist
    and theologian. 7
    Some advice
    maths is all about understanding concepts
    some like to take notes, some dont
    work in teams
    try to keep up with lectures
    if you dont understand something, ASK
    ask me directly
    ask me online
    michaelfeischl.net/feedback

    You need to get used to maths


    Dont freak out if it seems overwhelming at first

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