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Franke, John R. Griggs and Larry K. Norris The text is accessible via WebAssign under \\Resources\". The cost for the textbook is included in the cost for WebAssign (total $72.95) .  \nCatalog Description  \nPrerequisite: MA 141 with grade of C-or better or AP Calculus credit. Credit is not allowed for both MA 241 and MA 231 .  \nSecond of three semesters in a calculus sequence for science and engineering majors. Techniques and applications of integration, elementary di􀀋erential equations, sequences, series, power series, and Taylor's Theorem. Use of computational tools.  \nLearning Objectives  \nUpon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:  \n1. Use Mathematical Notation and Terminology. The students will demonstrate mastery in using the mathematical notation and terminology of calculus. Students will read, interpret, and use the vocabulary, symbolism and basic de􀀌nitions.  \n2. Understand and Describe the Fundamental Concepts and Tools of Calculus II. Students will apply integration techniques to geometric and physical applications, identify the appropriate method for evaluating various integrals, solve di􀀋erential equations and recognize their presence in various physical applications, and be able to classify di􀀋erent sequences and series.  \n3. Develop Problem-Solving Techniques to Formulate and Formally Present Arguments. Students will demonstrate the ability to reason with abstract mathematical concepts. Students will acquire a level of pro􀀌ciency in manipulating concepts in calculus, in analyzing and evaluating their applicability in their future studies, including in academic areas requiring calculus as a prerequisite for work and in occupational  \n􀀌elds requiring a background in calculus.  \nCourse Grade: According to NCSU policies, we will use the following grading system:  \nGrading Scale  \n\n| 97-100 A+ | 93-96.99 A | 90-92.99 A- |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 87-89.99 B+ | 83-86.99 B | 80-82.99 B- |\n| 77-79.99 C+ | 73-76.99 C | 70-72.99 C- |\n| 67-69.99 D+ | 63-66.99 D | 60-62.99 D- |\n\nYour 􀀌nal grade in this course will be determined by marks earned on the 􀀌nal exam, three term tests, online homework assignments, and in-class quizzes/assignments. 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