Calculus II – MATH UN1102
Prerequisite
Calculus I, or the equivalent.
Textbook
James Stewart, Calculus: Early Transcendentals, 9th edition.
For textbook and WebAssign information, see the department’s Calculus Classes page. Some sections of Calculus II require WebAssign.
Course Content
- Review of integration and its applications
- Review of trigonometry and complex numbers
- Techniques of integration
- Volumes of solids of revolution
- Arc length and surface area
- Differential equations
- Infinite sequences and series
Topics and their order may vary slightly by section. Approximate methods of integration may not be included.
Sample Syllabus
A sample syllabus is available. Course schedules and topic order may vary by instructor.
Calculus Information and Resources
- Calculus placement guidelines
- Placement and transfer-credit requests
- Calculus readiness resources
- WebAssign information
- Frequently asked questions
Course Contacts
Calculus Director and Calculus II Coordinator: George Dragomir
Help Room
See the 502 Milstein Center Help Room schedule.
Calculus II Readiness
Students preparing for Calculus II may use the department’s free online WebAssign Bootcamp to review prerequisite material and topics from Calculus I.
Access information and additional preparation resources are available on the Calculus Readiness Resources page.
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