Course title
微分積分学Ⅱおよび演習   [Calculus Ⅱ]
Course category technology speciality courses,ets.  Requirement   Credit 3 
Department   Year 14  Semester Fall 
Course type Fall  Course code 021412
Instructor(s)
直井 克之   [NAOI Katsuyuki]
Facility affiliation Faculty of Engineering Office   Email address

Course description
Calculus provides indispensable tools to analyze various mathematical changes appearing in natural and social phenomena. In this course, we will learn about differentiation and integration of multivariable functions, such as partial differentiations, criteria of local maxima and minima, double and triple integrations, volumes of solids, line integrations and series. Various computations will be practiced with drawing diagrams.
Expected Learning
The goals of this course are
(1) to master basic methods of the differentiation and integration of two, or multivariable functions, and
(2) to be capable of performing practical computations.
Course schedule
1. Functions of several variables
2. Ttotal differentiations and differenciations of composite functions
3. Higher order partial differentiations, and Taylor's theorem
4. Local maxima and minima of functions of two variables
5. Implicit functions
6. Constrained extremal problem
6. Exercises, or midterm examination
7. Double integrations
8. Improper integrations
8. Changes of variables
9. Applications of double integrations
12. Line integrations and Green's theorem
13. Series and power series 1
14. Series and power series 2
15. Exercises, or term examination

A common examination will be conducted extra at the last of the term in the adjustment period for all the classes of this course.
Prerequisites
Knowledge of the course of Calculus I and Exercise will be used in the lecture.
Required Text(s) and Materials
References
Assessment/Grading
Results of the midterm examination, the term examination and exercises will be used for evaluation.
Message from instructor(s)
Course keywords
Multivariable functions, Partial differentiations, Local maxima and minima of functions of two variables, Multiple integrations, Volumes of solids and areas of surfaces, Series
Office hours
Remarks 1
Remarks 2
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Lecture Language
Japanese
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10/6/2017 1:53:51 PM