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In Calculus III, students will dive into the exciting world of multivariable calculus. Not only will they learn about directional and partial derivatives, but they will also explore gradients, vector fields, surface integrals, and differential equations. With the help of double and triple integrals, they will be able to apply their knowledge to real-world problems. By the end of this course, students will have a deep understanding of the theorems and formulas that make multivariable calculus such a fascinating and essential field of study.
Dot Products, Cross Products, and Determinants
Matrices
Equations of Planes
Parametric Form
Velocity / Acceleration
Partial Derivatives, 2nd Derivatives, Rules, and Least Squares
Gradients
Lagrange Multipliers
Non-Independent Variables
Partial Differential Equations
Double Integrals / Triple Integrals
Change of Variables
Vector Fields, Line / Surface Integrals, Conservative Fields, Flux, and Gradient Fields
Green's Theorem
Spherical Coordinates
Divergence Theorem
Stokes' Theorem
Topology
