This entry was posted in Video and tagged antiderivatives, khan academy on Januby Suman Ganguli. And of course let me know if you have any questions about the math!
Let me know if you find these videos useful (you can always leave a comment below). Khan Academy’s videos are also on YouTube, which may be useful in case you want to watch on your phone or on a tablet: Try taking a look at the first one, which starts with the same topic we started with yesterday: Here is the link to their Integral Calculus sequence of videos. Bill Scott uses Khan Academy to teach AP Calculus at Phillips Academy in. But there are also numerous online resources–a popular one is Khan Academy. The Definite Integral and the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus Fundamental. Of course there are on-campus resources such as my office hours and the tutoring centers (more information on that will be provided soon!). Khan: Discoveries and Projects Khan: Microeconomics Khan: Macroeconomics Khan: Finance and Capital Markets Khan: Entrepreneurship Khan: History Khan: Music Khan: Art History Basics Khan: Prehistoric Art in Europe and West Asia Khan: Art of the Ancient Mediterranean Khan: Art of Medieval Europe Khan: Art of the Islamic World Khan: Renaissance and Reformation in Europe Khan: Baroque, Rococo and Neoclassical Art in Europe Khan: Art of the Americas to World War I Khan: Art in 19th Century Europe Khan: Expressionism to Pop Art Khan: Toward a Global Culture Khan: Art of Asia Khan: Art of Africa Khan: Art of Oceania Khan: Computer Programming Khan: Computer Science Khan: Hour of Code Khan: Current SAT Khan: New SAT Khan: MCAT Khan: NCLEX-RN Khan: GMAT Khan: CAHSEE Khan: IIT JEE Khan: AP Art History Khan: The Metropolitan Museum of Art Khan: Tate Khan: The British Museum Khan: The Museum of Modern Art Khan: The J.As I mentioned during our first class meeting yesterday, there are numerous resources that you can take advantage of to help you learn the material.
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