Program
History and progress transfer
Session summary
Homework — optional, outside the timer
Theory of all steps of the program by blocks. Open a topic to read it.
How a session goes
A session is 10–90 minutes: a warm-up on what you've learned, new steps with short theory and problems, practice. Each problem gives two tries: 100 points on the first, 60 on the second; after the second mistake the correct answer is shown. You move on in the program if 70 % of the problems are solved.
Problems with numbers are generated anew every time a step is repeated. A fractional answer can be entered with a comma, a point or as a fraction: 0,5, 0.5, 1/2. In Practice any topic is available without a timer.
About the course
Number series and convergence tests, absolute and conditional convergence, power series and Taylor series, Fourier series, functions of several variables — partial derivatives, the gradient, the tangent plane, extrema and Lagrange multipliers, double, triple and line integrals, Green's theorem. Requires limits, derivatives and integrals.
Course program: 33 lessons
Number series
- A series and its sum
- Comparison test
- Ratio test (d'Alembert)
- Root test (Cauchy)
- Integral test
- Convergence tests: pick the right one
- Checkpoint: number series
Alternating series
- Leibniz test
- Absolute and conditional convergence
- Type of convergence: more
- Checkpoint: alternating series
Power series
- Power series and radius of convergence
- Radius and interval: more
- Taylor series
- Taylor series: more
- Fourier series (overview)
- Checkpoint: power series
Functions of several variables
- Function of two variables
- Partial derivatives
- Partial derivatives: more
- Gradient and directional derivative
- Tangent plane
- Checkpoint: functions of several variables
Extrema
- Extrema of a function of two variables
- Extrema: more
- Constrained extremum: Lagrange multipliers
- Checkpoint: extrema
Multiple and line integrals
- Double integral
- Double integral: more
- Polar coordinates
- Triple integral (overview)
- Line integral and Green's theorem (overview)
- Checkpoint: multiple integrals