MATH 1245 — Calculus with Applications

4 semester hoursUndergraduateLectureNUpath FQtypical days: M/W/ThBostonTraditional

Covers differential and integral calculus of one variable and an introduction to differential equations. Includes applications that show how calculus is used to solve problems in science. Also includes a group project related to a real-world problem in students' areas of study. The project involves a differential equation and compares the solution with experiment. Previous examples of projects include modeling of coral reefs, analysis of an epidemic using the data of the World Health Organization, analysis of a two-component kinetic model of drug concentration, and gate analysis of hip to knee experiment and comparison with the solution of the pendulum equation. Prior exposure to high-school-level calculus is recommended.

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ECON 2315, ECON 2316, ECON 2560, ECON 3720, PHSC 2650, PHSC 3411, PHSC 5130

Courses that list MATH 1245 in their prerequisites.

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