Accumulation and change
Integration is presented as the inverse and companion of differentiation.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute · instructor of record
Integral calculus developed through the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, techniques of integration, and applications of accumulation.
This page consolidates representative materials across repeated offerings of the same course.
Integration is presented as the inverse and companion of differentiation.
Students recognize structure before selecting an integration technique.
Applications connect integrals to area, volume, work, average value, and other accumulated quantities.
The materials below use fixed filenames so the page remains unchanged when the PDFs are updated.
syllabus.pdf
Course structure, policies, learning objectives, grading, and schedule.
lecture_notes.pdf
A representative set of notes, worked examples, and course development.
exam_1.pdf
A representative earlier-course assessment.
exam_2.pdf
A representative later-course assessment.