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Math 154 (Calculus I for Engineers)

UBC Math 154: calculus I tailored for engineering students.

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Curriculum Syllabus & Outline

Markdown Syllabus
# Math 154 Outline 1. Functions & Models 2. Limits & Derivatives 3. Differentiation Rules 4. Applications (rates, optimization) 5. Integrals & FTC 6. Applications (work, hydrostatic pressure) 7. Differential Equations (intro)

Educational Context & Standards

Math 154 is calculus I for engineers, emphasizing applications in physics and engineering: work, pressure, center of mass.

Cross-Curriculum Equivalents

Canada/ON: University of Toronto / Waterloo MAT135 / MATH137 CA-ON-U-CALC1
Canada/AB: University of Alberta MATH 114 / 117 CA-AB-U-CALC1
US/National: AP Calculus AB / BC & Collegiate Calc I US-AP-CALC-BC
US/NY: SUNY / Columbia Calculus I (MATH UN1101) US-NY-COL-CALC1
US/TX: UT Austin M 408C / Texas A&M MATH 151 US-TX-UTA-M408

Structured Lesson Modules (6 Lessons)

1

Functions & Models

Linear, polynomial, rational, exponential models.

2

Limits & Derivatives

Definition and rules.

3

Applications

Related rates, optimization.

4

Integrals

Antiderivatives, FTC, substitution.

5

Engineering Applications

Work, pressure, center of mass.

6

Intro DE

Growth/decay models.

Assessments & Check-for-Understanding

Q1
Work = ∫ ?
Answer
F(x) dx
Q2
Hydrostatic pressure at depth h?
Answer
ρ g h
Q3
Center of mass x̄ = ?
Answer
∫x ρ dx / ∫ρ dx
Q4
Derivative of a^x?
Answer
a^x ln a
Q5
∫ sec² x dx = ?
Answer
tan x + C
Q6
Newton's law cooling?
Answer
dT/dt = -k(T-T_env)

Mathematical Visualizations & Diagrams

Work Integral

F(x)

Hydrostatic Pressure

depth h