What follows below is a very brief list of links which can be used to review calculus.
Calculus Links
- Mathematics Archives Calculus Resources On-Line
- This is the granddaddy of calculus links, linking to many, many, other pages which can be used both to learn calculus, and to see how others are teaching calculus.
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World Web Math: Calculus Index
- A nice, straightforward review of computational calculus. Though many topics are not covered, differential calculus in both one and multiple dimensions is explained concisely and clearly.
- Mathematical Sciences Instructional Pages
- Some instructional pages with very nice Mathematica notebooks for general use. Note: you must have Mathematica in order to use the notebooks!
- The First Year of Calculus
- Some instructional pages with nice Maple worksheets for general use (and a few Mathematica notebooks). Note: you must have Maple in order to use the worksheets!
- The Integrator
- Just like the name says, this page from the makers of Mathematica will integrate symbolically.
- Visual Calculus
- Has many nice animations to illustrate the concepts behind single variable calculus. Some free plug-ins are needed to view some of the materials; if they are not installed, the browser will go to the download site automatically.
- Samples from Animating Calculus
- Three examples of animations which aid the visualization of basic calculus concepts. (These are examples from a larger book.)
- Calculus graphics -- Douglas N. Arnold
- Yet more graphical examples.