MATH 151 Calculus I

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MATH 151 Calculus I

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1.	Real numbers
2.	Inequalities
3.	Algebra of sets,
4.	Functions
5.	Graphs,
6.	Limits.,
7.	Continuity
8.	The derivative
9.	Maxima-minima and other applications,
10.	The differential
11.	The definite integral
12.	Mean-value theorem
13.	The indefinite integral
14.	The antiderivative
15.	The fundamental theorem of calculus
16.	Techniques of integration
17.	Inverse functions

My Dear Students!

These are important warnings for you in your school life...

Don't forget to write your surname and name on your exam papers, quizes,... etc.
Don't forget to put your signature.
Which one is your department?

EE, ME , CE, FE, EP, TE, IE,...

What is the date today?
What is the code number and the full name of the course that you follow now?
Which book did you get for this course?
When is the first midterm examination of this course?
At least what percent of all lecture hours must you attend?
What must your minimum average grade be in order to be satisfactory at the end of each semester and to get a diploma of engineering at the end of four years?
Where is the students' announcement board for this course?
Did you make a schedule for 24 hours of a day and did you start to study your lessons?'Yes' or 'No'. If your answer is 'no' then what are you waiting for?
What is this course about?
You must have attended at least 70% of lectures.
Since the concepts and subjects of lessons (Calculus+Linear Algebra+Differential Equations) are connected strongly to each other, the attendance is very important. You must study day by day and understand all the previous subjects before a new lecture.
Before coming to the class for mathematics lectures, please take a look to your text book and your notes and determine your difficulties with the subjects, bring your questions or problems to the lecture or to the office hour or to the Researche assistants to help you.
The necessary texts books or lecture notes for mathematics lessons, given to the Students of Engineering Faculty.

1. The Concepts of Mathematics,

2. The Lecture notes on Calculus I and II, written by Assist. Prof.Dr. Mehmet Açıkgöz

3. Calculus and analytic Geometry, written by Sherman K.Stein and Anthony Barcellos

4. The Lecture Notes on Differential Equations written by Assist. prof. Dr.Mehmet Açıkgöz

5. The Lecture Notes for Calculus II written by Hasan Gökpınar

6. Lecture Notes on Differential Equations written by Ş.Alpay, E.Akyıldız, Y.Akyıldız,

A. Erkip, A.Yazıcı

7. Analize Giriş I -II Prof.Dr. Fikri Akdeniz, Prof.Dr. Yusuf Ünlü, Doç.Dr. Doğan Dönmez

8. The Lecture Notes on Linear Algebra written by Assist. prof. Dr.Mehmet Açıkgöz

9. .....................written by Hüseyin Özay

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If we understand something then we like it. the source of fear is the ignorance. Calculus and the related lessons, Linear Algebra and differential Equations, are not enemy of students, however after a little work you will see that these courses have many interesting, beautiful and useful subjects.

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