SLO Calculus Quiz

2.1.2 Written Communications

communicate clearly, effectively, and ethically in writing

3.1.1 Defining Problems

define problems, including relevant contexts

3.1.2 Problem Solving

seek out and evaluate multiple and divergent approaches to solutions

3.2.2 Effective Argumentation

appropriate evidence to advance effective arguments

3.2.3 Strengths and Limitations of Evidence

understand that all evidence has an argument

2.1.2

Written Communication

3.1.1

Defining Problems

3.1.2

Problem Solving

3.2.2

Effective Argumentation

3.2.3

Strengths and Limitations of Evidence

understanding limits and the ability to compute and approximate limits numerically, geometrically, and algebraically

2.1.2 (communication)

3.1.2 (problem solving)

3.2.3 (limits of evidence)

understand interpretations of the derivative in the contexts of geometry, physics, and mathematics

2.1.2 (communication)

3.1.1 (define problems)

3.2.2 (argumentation)

use derivative rules and formulas to find derivatives on functions from power, trig, exponential, or log functions

2.1.2 (communication)

3.2.2 (argumentation)

differentiation in applications in related rates, optimization, and analysis of graphs

2.1.2 (communication)

3.1.1 (defining problems)

3.1.2 (problem solving)

understand definite integral and its relation to Riemann sums

2.1.2 (communication)

3.1.2 (problem solving)

3.2.3 (limits of evidence)

compute definite integral of a simple function relying on First Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

2.1.2 (communication)

3.1.1 (defining problems)

express area between two curves using definite integrals

2.1.2 (communication)

3.1.1 (defining problems)