You will bring together knowledge from previous math courses and expand upon it in the discovery of derivatives and integrals to solve problems.
Calculus 30 is a great preview for those that will be required to take a university-level calculus course; many engineering colleges require this course be completed prior to entering.
You will learn how to determine derivatives of functions and how to use those calculations to solve “real world” problems that pertain to velocity, acceleration and optimization problems. You will also study integrals and how they can be used to determine the area under or between curves.
You can learn more about Sask DLC's Math pathways here.
You have the option to enroll in the Calculus 30 synchronous live class course OR the Calculus 30 online asynchronous course.
Synchronous Live Class: you attend a live online class taught by your teacher at a specific time, every school day. If you're interested in enrolling in the Calculus 30 synchronous course, please review the synchronous live class details and schedule.
Online Asynchronous: you work through your online course on a flexible learning schedule, with online support from your teacher.
This course also has a dual credit option with Athabasca University.
Introduction to Calculus
Limits
Derivatives
Application of Derivatives
Integrals
This course requires a final exam to be supervised by a proctor
What is a proctor?Reliable internet connection and device to submit course work, including speakers or headphones.
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Online course material and course timetable
Calculus 30 textbook by Burt Thiessen
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