Intro Calculus Exam Prep Seminars

Seminar 1:  Intro Calculus (Math 1500) teaching Volume 1 of Grant's Book

Date Sunday, February 12, 2012
Time:  9:00 am to 9:00 pm
Location:  Room 100, St. Paul's College, University of Manitoba
Cost:  $40 (price includes GST).
YOU DON'T PAY NOW.  Grant accepts cash or cheque payable to "Grant's Tutoring" at the door when you arrive at the seminar.
For more info about the content of this seminar, including an important handout to download if you do not have Grant's book, please click this link.

Seminar 2:  Intro Calculus (Math 1500) teaching Volume 2 of Grant's Book

Date To Be Announced
Time:  9:00 am to 9:00 pm
Location:  To Be Announced, University of Manitoba
Cost: 
$40 (price includes GST).
YOU DON'T PAY NOW.  Grant accepts cash or cheque payable to "Grant's Tutoring" at the door when you arrive at the seminar.
For more info about the content of this seminar, including an important handout to download if you do not have Grant's book, please click this link.
 

Click here to reserve your place in one or more of the seminars.

Please note, at all the seminars, there will be a 45-minute lunch break at about 12 noon, and another 45-minute supper break at about 6:00 pm.  There will also be additional 5 or 10-minute breaks throughout the seminar.  It is a good idea to bring your own food and drink as there is not much open on campus on the weekend.

Seminar 1:  Intro Calculus Volume 1

The Intro Calculus Midterm Exam Prep Seminar is designed to prepare students taking the MATH 1500 course for the midterm exam they will be writing on Feb. 16, 2012. This seminar would also be of use to students taking the MATH 1510 course (Applied Calculus).  Grant will be covering Lessons 1 to 7 in his study book (these are the lessons relevant to the midterm exam). 

Specifically, that means Grant will be teaching:
Lesson 1: Review
Lesson 2: Limits
Lesson 3: Continuity
Lesson 4: Definition of Derivative
Lesson 5: Differentiation Rules
Lesson 6: Implicit Differentiation
Lesson 7: Related Rates

This material will not be covered again at Grant's final exam seminar, so those of you taking the course by distance education may also be interested in taking this opportunity to review these lessons even though you have no midterm.

If you have a recent edition of Grant's Intro Calculus Study Book (either the complete book or at least Volume 1), be sure to bring it to the seminar.  Grant is teaching from the September 2011 edition (white cover), but those of you with older books (blue or green covers) should be able to follow along all right.

You are still welcome to come along no matter what book you have, if you have one at all, but be sure to download a copy of Grant's Intro Calculus Midterm Seminar Handout to see the questions he will be discussing.  Come prepared to write a lot of notes though.  If you would like to purchase a copy of Grant's book (no obligation to do so), you can either order one to pick up at UMSU Digital Copy Centre, room 118 University Centre, or you can arrange to have Grant provide you with one at the seminar.  Of course, you will have to pay the list price for the book ($45 + tax) on top of the $40 seminar price.

Please download this handout and bring a copy to the seminar if you do not have Grant's study book.  You should also compare this handout to your book if you have an older edition to ascertain if you think your book is adequate for the seminar.

Grant's Intro Calculus Midterm Seminar Handout
(Please understand that Grant may not have time to do every question in this handout, but will certainly cover the most important questions from each lesson.)

Please do not hesitate to contact Grant if you have any questions. 
Email: grant@grantstutoring.com.
Text or call Grant (204) 489-2884.

Click here to reserve your place in one or more of the seminars.

Seminar 2:  Intro Calculus Volume 2

The Intro Calculus Final Exam Prep Seminar is designed to prepare students taking the MATH 1500 course for the final exam they will be writing in April, 2012. This seminar would also be of use to students taking the MATH 1510 course (Applied Calculus).  Grant will be covering Lessons 8 to 11 in his study book (these are the lessons most relevant to the final exam). 

Specifically, that means Grant will be teaching:
Lesson 8: Derivatives of Logs and Exponentials
Lesson 9: Curve-Sketching
Lesson 10: Max/Min Word Problems
Lesson 11: Antiderivatives and Integrals

There simply is not time to go over the topics covered in Volume 1 of Grant's book also, other than how they apply to the topics in Volume 2.  Students are responsible for reviewing those topics on their own and are encouraged to attend the first seminar where Grant teaches Volume 1 in detail.

If you have a recent edition of Grant's Intro Calculus Study Book (either the complete book or at least Volume 2), be sure to bring it to the seminar.  Grant is teaching from the September 2011 edition (white cover), but those of you with older books (blue or green covers) should be able to follow along all right.

You are still welcome to come along no matter what book you have, if you have one at all, but be sure to download a copy of Grant's Intro Calculus Final Seminar Handout to see the questions he will be discussing.  Come prepared to write a lot of notes though.  If you would like to purchase a copy of Grant's book (no obligation to do so), you can either order one to pick up at UMSU Digital Copy Centre, room 118 University Centre, or you can arrange to have Grant provide you with one at the seminar.  Of course, you will have to pay the list price for the book ($45 + tax) on top of the $40 seminar price.

Please download this handout and bring a copy to the seminar if you do not have Grant's study book.  You should also compare this handout to your book if you have an older edition to ascertain if you think your book is adequate for the seminar.

Grant's Intro Calculus Final Seminar Handout
(Please understand that Grant may not have time to do every question in this handout, but will certainly cover the most important questions from each lesson.)

Please do not hesitate to contact Grant if you have any questions. 
Email: grant@grantstutoring.com.
Text or call Grant (204) 489-2884.

Click here to reserve your place in one or more of the seminars.