20804232Calculus and Analytic Geometry 2
Course Information
Description
Designed for students of mathematics, science, and engineering. Topics include the techniques of integration, analysis of infinite sequences and series, an introduction to first-order differential equations, parametric equations and derivatives of parametric curves, polar coordinates in the plane and integrals using polar coordinates, the analytic geometry of the conic sections, an introduction to vectors in two and three dimensions, scalar and vector cross products, and graphs of quadric surfaces.
Total Credits
5

Course Competencies
  1. Evaluate integrals using basic integration techniques
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    Criteria
    select the basic integration formula to use for evaluating a given integral
    evaluate integrals using substitution

  2. Evaluate integrals using advanced integration techniques
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    evaluate integrals using integration by parts
    evaluate integrals involving powers of trigonometric functions
    evaluate integrals involving sine-cosine products with different angles
    evaluate integrals by trigonometric substitution
    evaluate integrals by use partial fractions with linear factors

  3. Analyze improper integrals
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    determine the convergence or divergence of improper integrals
    evaluate the improper integral if it is convergent

  4. Analyze infinite sequences
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    identify the nth term of a sequence
    determine whether an infinite sequence is convergent or divergent
    find the limit of a convergent sequence
    apply the Monotone Sequence Theorem whenever appropriate

  5. Analyze infinite series
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    identify geometric series
    determine whether a geometric series is convergent or divergent
    find the sum of a geometric series when it is convergent
    prove a series is divergent using the Divergence Test
    use the Integral Test to determine the convergence or divergence of a series and to estimate the sum
    determine the convergence or divergence of p-series
    use the Comparison Test and the Limit Comparison Test to discuss the convergence or divergence of a series with positive terms
    use the Ratio Test and the Root Test to discuss the convergence or divergence of a series with positive terms
    use the Alternating Series Test to determine whether a series is convergent
    prove a series is convergent by proving that it is absolutely convergent
    determine if a series is convergent conditionally or absolutely

  6. Analyze power series
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    find the radius of convergence of a power series
    find the interval of convergence of a power series
    differentiate a series term-by-term within the interval of convergence
    integrate a series term-by-term within the interval of convergence
    find Taylor series of elementary functions
    find Maclaurin series of elementary functions
    find the Taylor Series of an analytic function at a given point
    find the product of power series
    find the quotient of power series
    calculate limits using Taylor series

  7. Analyze first-order differential equations
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    verify that a function satisfies a differential equation
    use the direction field to sketch the graph of the solutions of a differential equation
    solve separable first-order differential equations
    set up the initial-value problem which models the exponential growth or decay
    solve the initial-value problem which models the exponential growth or decay
    compute integrating factors to solve linear first-order differential equations
    use integrating factors to solve linear first-order differential equations
    set up an initial-value problem modeling the population growth

  8. Analyze plane curves using parametric equations
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    sketch the curve represented by parametric equations
    give direction of the motion represented by parametric equations
    evaluate the first derivative with respect to x
    evaluate the second derivative with respect to x
    find the equation of the tangent line to the curve
    find all the points where the curve has a horizontal tangent
    find all the points where the curve has a vertical tangent
    find the arc length of a curve in parametric equation on a given interval
    find the surface area of the solid generated by rotating a curve in parametric equation about a given axis

  9. Analyze graphs using polar coordinates
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    plot a point in polar coordinates
    find the corresponding rectangular coordinates to a point in polar coordinates
    find the corresponding polar coordinates to a point in rectangular coordinates
    convert rectangular equation to a polar form
    find dy/ds of a given polar equation
    find all the points of horizontal or vertical tangent line to a polar curve
    sketch the graph of a polar equation
    use integrals to find the area of the region bounded by the graphs of polar equations
    find points of intersection of the graphs of polar equations
    find the length of the graph of a given polar equation over a specified interval
    find the area of the surface formed by revolving a curve in polar equation about a given axis

  10. Analyze conic sections
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    translate geometric information of conic sections into an analytic representation in rectangular coordinates, polar coordinates, or parametric form
    extract geometric information (eccentricity, foci, vertices, asymptotes, etc.) from the analytic representations of a conic section
    construct graphs of conic sections represented in rectangular, polar, or parametric form
    interpret graphs of conic sections represented in rectangular, polar, or parametric form
    identify geometric and analytic properties of a conic section by its graph
    infer geometric and analytic properties of a conic section by its graph

  11. Explore three-dimensional coordinate systems
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    sketch points, lines, and planes in the rectangular coordinate system
    find the distance between two points in the space by using the distance formula
    find the equation of a sphere with a given center and radius
    plot points in cylindrical coordinate systems
    plot points in spherical coordinate systems
    interchange between rectangular coordinates, cylindrical coordinates, and spherical coordinates of a point
    interchange the form of an equation in rectangular coordinates, cylindrical coordinates, and spherical coordinates
    sketch graphs in cylindrical coordinate systems
    sketch graphs in spherical coordinate systems

  12. Explore vectors
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    find the position vector of a point
    find the magnitude (length) of a vector
    find the direction of a vector
    determine whether vectors are equal
    add vectors
    subtract vectors
    illustrate vector addition by using the Triangle Law and the Parallelogram Law
    perform the operation of the multiplication of a vector by a scalar
    express any vector in terms of the standard basic vectors i, j, and k
    find the dot product of two vectors
    find the angle between two vectors
    determine whether two vectors are orthogonal
    find the directional cosines of a vector
    find the scalar projection and the vector projection of a vector onto another
    find the cross product of two vectors by using determinant
    use cross product to find the area of the parallelogram determined by two vectors
    use cross product to determine whether two vectors are parallel
    calculate the scalar triple product of three vectors
    find the volume of the parallelepiped determined by three vectors

  13. Analyze linear equations in three-dimensional space
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    find the vector equation of a line
    find the parametric equations of a line
    find the symmetric equations of a line
    find the vector equation of a plane
    find the scalar equation of a plane
    find the linear equation of a plane
    compute the angles between lines and planes
    find distance between points
    find distance between lines
    find distance between planes

  14. Distinguish surfaces in three-dimensional space
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    identify cylinders
    sketch cylinders
    identify quadric surfaces
    use traces to sketch quadric surfaces

  15. (Optional) Operate with and on space curves defined as vector functions of one variable
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    (optional) compute the velocity vector of a position vector given as a function of time
    (optional) compute the acceleration vector of a position vector given as a function of time
    (optional) set up and/or compute the arc length integral of a vector function describing a space curve
    (optional) set up and/or compute the unit tangent vector of a vector function describing a space curve
    (optional) you set up and/or compute the curvature of a vector function describing a space curve
    (optional) you set up and/or compute the unit binomial vector of a vector function describing a space curve
    (optional) you set up and/or compute the unit normal vector of a vector function describing a space curve
    (optional) you set up and/or compute the torsion of a vector function describing a space curve
    (optional) you make appropriate connections between the kinematic description of a space curve and the binomial vector
    (optional) you determine the normal and tangential components of the acceleration from a position vector given as a function of time
    (optional) you make appropriate connections between the kinematic description of a space curve and the unit tangent vector
    (optional) you make appropriate connections between the kinematic description of a space curve and the normal vector