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MATHEMATICS - What to register for -Advanced Placement - Computer for the Academic Year 2003-2004 Many majors and pre-professional curricula require calculus. Several Mathematics courses fulfill the School of Arts and Sciences Formal Reasoning and Analysis Requirement. Thus, most Penn undergraduates take some Mathematics courses. First-year courses: There are a number of available alternatives among the first-year courses. Math 104, Calculus, Part I , the first calculus course, assumes that students have had the equivalent of AB Calculus in high school, and are familiar with calculus concepts through applications of differentiation and basic integration techniques. Students who have not had AB Calculus or if they have had insufficient experience with them should take Math 103, Introduction to Calculus , which provides an introduction to Calculus. (A placement examination will be given in all Math 103 and 104 classes at the beginning of the semester to assist students with course selection.) A non-credit course Math 101, Algebra and Trigonometry, can be used as a preparation to Math 103. Math 101 is only offered through College of General Study. There are two second-semester Calculus courses. Students are advised to check their major department or their program for the specific requirement. In general

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Calculus at Penn Learning calculus has become a central skill in many scientific and professional careers, perhaps the most important skill. Whether calculus proves to be a barrier or a gateway for you depends on how well you learn it. We want you to do as well as you possibly can. It is for this reason that so much structure is provided: Lecture and Recitations Office Hours Homework Study Groups ... Difficulties There is also the Penn Learning Resources Center offered by Academic Support Programs , which provides tutoring and reviews. The purpose of this document is to explain what is available. Lectures and Recitations: Three of your four class hours each week are spent in lecture, where the professor explains the concepts and methods of calculus. At lecture, you should try to get a sense of what is the most important for you to fully understand so that you can study efficiently. Your recitation hour will have a Teaching Assistant (TA) and a smaller group of students. In recitation, attention will focus on the solution of specific calculus problems and kinds of problems. To get the most out of recitation, it is crucial that you have seriously attempted the assigned homework in advance. The TA will try to focus on the areas where students are having difficulty; this is clearly impossible if you do not attempt the assignment ahead of time. click here to return to the Calculus at Penn menu Office Hours Your professor and TA have office hours which you can attend for additional, more individualized help. If you need such assistance, it is wise not to wait until the week before an exam to go to office hours for the first time, since that is when the professor and TA will be swamped with students.

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