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There are 661 cataloged entries (Business Calculus 21, Calculus 1 265, Calculus 2 60, Colloquia 19, Combinatorial Commutative Algebra 36, Coxeter Groups 42, CSc 890 Software Architecture 78, DNA Topology 22, Dynamical Systems 18, General Physics 2 (Phys 122) 19, Matroid Theory 43, ...). Five most recently indexed files are:
We go find local and global extrema of several functions. A lecture from Business Calculus by Alex Schuster | November 2009, length 64 min.
We define local and global maxima and minima, stationary points, singular points and critical points. We learn how to find and classify local maxima and minima of functions. A lecture from Business Calculus by Alex Schuster | November 2009, length 62 min.
| Notes We argue that the social network revolution, access to broadband, WolframAlpha, acceptability of online courses will help reshape what is a current textbook of mathematics. A textbook of the future will be a centerpiece of a big learning organism. MangorootPoint slides are available at calculus.sfsu.edu/goetz/talks/cstalk.html A lecture from Colloquia by Arek Goetz | November 2009, length 53 min.
We discuss derivatives of exponential functions. A lecture from Business Calculus by Alex Schuster | November 2009, length 69 min.
We discuss applications of the chain rule, and we examine derivatives of logarithms. A lecture from Business Calculus by Alex Schuster | November 2009, length 59 min.


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