calculus.org: THE CALCULUS PAGE

Our Resources For The Calculus Student:

• CALCULUS PROBLEM SETS WITH STEP-BY-STEP SOLUTIONS
  Calculus problems with possibly the most detailed, step-by-step solutions available anywhere on the internet. Here you will find calculus done the old-fashioned way-- one problem at a time, with problems ranging in difficulty from easy to challenging.
• Sample Exams
  See if you are ready for your exam by taking our collection of sample exams.
• Excerpts from "How To Ace Calculus"
  Excerpts from "How to Ace Calculus: The Streetwise Guide" a recently published book with an unorthodox humorous approach to learning calculus. For those with a sense of humor only.
• Calculus animations
  A series of nice animations in Quicktime, contributed by Deej Heath of the The Minnesota Academy of Mathematics & Science. Illustrates definition of derivative, Riemann sums, second derivative, etc. Includes instructions on how to make such animations yourself.
• TIPS ON PREPARING FOR EXAMS
  Tips on how to study and do well on exams
• Mathematics and the job market
  A list of professions which use mathematics
  

Our Resources For The Calculus Instructor:

• Sample exam problems
  Here are sample exams problems from first year calculus, in tex format, sorted by problem area. Feel free to modify these and use them for your own exams.
• Calculus classroom demonstrations
  Calculus demonstrations that you can use in the classroom to spice up your lectures and prevent those nodding heads.

LINKS TO OTHER CALCULUS SITES:

Online tutorials and courses in calculus:

• Calculus Tutorial: A well done online tutorial centered on calculus, covering from algebra to integration and Linear Algebra, from Harvey Mudd College.
  
• Finite Mathematics and Applied Calculus Resource Page: An extensive collection of online tutorials on Caluclus, Finite Mathematics, and related topics. Some nice animated demonstrations.
• Visual Calculus:
• Topics in Calculus: If you can't go to the beach, you can still go to this page in Hawaii which has explanations of calculus concepts.
  
• Visual Calculus: A nice online tutorial for basic calculus from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Includes Javascript applets and mathview modules.
  
• Calculus with chemistry and physics as a bonus: An online interdisciplinary course from the University of Pennsylvania. Maple based.
  
• ecalculus: A Calculus I tutorial at the University of Akron. In PDF format.
• thinkwell.com:: This is a commercial outfit which has the best online calculus course we've seen yet. Often available for a free trial period. Lectures by Prof. Ed Burger, a renowned calculus lecturer.
• CALCULUSQUEST:: An online introductory calculus course at Oregon State University. Pages are available for public viewing as a guest. Includes sample problems with solutions.
  
• Calculus Lecture Notes from the University of Toronto at Scarsborough.

Sites with Calculus Exams.

• Exambot.com: Site with exam problems in math and physics.
• CALCULUS 2 Problems: Multiple choice Calc II problems at Springfield Technical Community College.
• Actuarial Review Problems: Multiple choice problems with solutions, from precalc to Multivariable caclulus. From Ronald Miech at UCLA. Also has nice Sample exam problems based on Stewart's calculus book.
• Exam Archive - UMR: Several years of exams from first semester calculus, collected by Dr. Martin Bohner. No solutions.
  
• Online Practice Exams: The University of Arizona site allows you to take sample exams at all levels of calculus online.
• Ten years of Exams from the University of Toronto at Scarsborough.

Sites with Calculus problems.

• Dr. Math: Great list of problems. Also has something to say on calculus and other topics.
  
• S.O.S. Math - Calculus: Good list of problems with solutions. Through Fourier Series.
• Calc I Problems: Nice collection of solved problems in Calc I, on Tripod.
• Ask Mr. Calculus: Ask Mr. Calculus your questions. Some good problems.
• The Math Shop: Some solved problems, java applets for calculus, and review material.
  
• Problem of the week: Weekly problems from Alvirne High School. Also material on AP exam.
  
• www.calculus-help.com: Nice collection of problems with solutions, aimed at AP calculus exam.
  
• Calculus on the Web: An extensive collection of interactive problems from precalc through multivariable calculus.
  

Sites with Mathematica, Maple, etc. based calculus notebooks and problems.

• Mathematica notebooks: A large collection of Mathematica notebooks, from the Mathematics Department at Wright State University. In both Windows and Mac formats.
  
• Interactive Learning in Calculus and Differential Equations with Applications: A collection of Mathematica notebooks explaining topics in these areas, from the Mathematics Department at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
  
• Calculus & Differential Equations with Maple V: Online texts for studying Calculus and Differential Equations using Maple V.
• WebCalc: A completely on-line calculus course at Texas A&M. Needs Scientific Notebook, but a free viewer version is available.
  
• Calculus & Mathematica: An online introductory calculus course at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Ohio State University.
  
• calculus@internet: San Joaquin Delta College offers a technological approach to calculus. Has Mathematica labs for calculus. Includes instructions on how to use Mathematica.

Online help resources in calculus:

• Academic Assistance Access: Provides free tutoring on several subjects, including calculus, through email.

Sites with explanations of calculus topics and online texts:

• Karl's Calculus Tutor: Lots of nice explanations of calculus concepts.
  
• Mudd Math Fun Facts: Nice explanations of many calculus (and other mathematical) concepts. Also has geometry, algebra, probability etc. sections. Organized by level of difficulty.
  
• Common Errors: Common errors in undergraduate mathematics, compiled by Eric Schechter at Vanderbilt University.
  
• Help With Calculus For Idiots (Like Me): A nice collection of explanations of calculus concepts.
  
• Math for Morons like us: Has summaries of common formulas, but best feature is a fairly active message board, where students post what's puzzling them.
  
• Graphics for the calculus classroom: A collection of graphics and animations that illustrate calculus concepts.
  
• Undergraduate Mathematics and School Teachers: Issues in the undergraduate mathematics preparation of school teachers.
• Precalculus Study Page: Has explanations of lots of calculus and precalculus topics.
  
• Kevin Brown's explanations of Calculus and Differential Equations: An extensive collection of discussions and explanations of a variety of calculus related topics.
  
• Survival Guide: One person's calculus survival guide.
• AP Calculus: College Board's guide to AP Calculus.
• Dave's math Tables: Tables of integrals, derivatives, and series expansions.
• Learning Calculus: Some calculus motivational propaganda.
• Calculus from Thinkquest Created by Students. Explanations of topics from limits to integration. Not always very well explained.
  
• Animated examples by Louis A. Talman of the Metropolitan State College of Denver. A nice collection of very informative animations.
  
• World Web Math An MIT based project with explanations of calculus and vector calculus.
  
• DAU Tutorial Modules from George Mason University. Nicely laid out elementary explanations of calculus topics.

Other lists of calculus site links:

• coolmath.com: A general math site with lots of nicely done mathematical content, including some calculus concepts and calculus links.
• Google Math: Google's list of frequently linked calculus web sites.
• Math Forum Internet Resource Collection: At Swarthmore - may be the most comprehensive, up-to-date calculus website anywhere on the internet. See Topic calculus for links realted to Differentiation, Integration, Sequences and Series.
• About.com calculus links: About.com maintains a list of calculus sites.
• edu-links: Calculus sites from edu-links.
• links2go calculus links.: A list of calculus sites from edu-links.
• calculus.net: Offers a directory to calculus and other mathematics resources.
• Libby's Web Page: Includes mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, college, and scholarships links and more.
  
• Calculus Resources Online: Lots of good links from the The University of Tennessee at Knoxville.
  
• Study Web Math - Calculus: A large collection of links, rated for difficulty and content.
  
• Math links: Collection of math and calculus links from Southern Maine Technical College.
  

Vector calculus and multivariable calculus sites:

• Georgia Tech Vector calculus home page: Lecture notes, plus extensive collection of Maple and Mathematica notebooks.
• Multivariate Calculus With Maple:: Mulitvariable calculus explanations, with many problems implemented and solved using Maple. Nice explanations of some topics.
• The Calc 4 Home Page: A vector calculus site at Northeastern University.
• Advanced Calculus : web tutorial from the University of Cape Town.

Calculus tools and software:

• integral.com: An online integrator. Be careful or you will be replaced by a $12 calculator.
• calc101.com: Differentiates and integrates, and explains step. This one may replace your instructor!
• Calculus Toolkit: The MathServ Calculus Toolkit allows you to graph, integrate, factor etc. online through a connection set up to Mathematica.
  
• FADBAD: A C++ program for automatic differentiation. You can download it if you like.
  
• Calculus Resources: List of calculus software.
• Calculus Programs: That you can download. Courtesy of the University of Western Ontario. They do stuff like graph functions, chain rule demonstration, integration demonstration, demonstration of Newton's Method, explore limits of functions.
  
• Some Java applets: A collection of Java applets illustrating concepts of calculus.

Resources for calculus instructors:

• RESOURCES FOR CALCULUS III A collection of class demonstrations from GA Tech.
  
• The Web and Exerquiz Packages A package for making interactive quizzes and exercises.
  

History of Calculus:

• A history of calculus: Part of a math history project at St. Andrews College.
  
• History of mathematics: An outstanding history website.
  
• Maria Agnesi site: She wrote an early calculus text.
  

Fun math links:

• Birthdays: Mathematicians who have birthdays today.
• pi: The history of pi. Additional "stuff" about pi