COURSE DERCRIPTION COURSE TITLE : COURSE CODE : INSTRUCTOR :

LECTURE#1
In the first lecture the instructor starts with those basic concepts of mathematics that are important in understanding calculus. In the beginning he introduces the definition of numbers that involves real, rational, irrational and natural numbers by using number line diagram, afterwards he targeted the concepts of inequalities, absolute value, equations and study their properties by giving sufficient examples. In the end, he introduces different types of intervals such as open, open-closed, closed-open and closed intervals, and finally he ends the lecture by solving inequalities.

Calculus and Analytical Geometry MTH104 Dr. Tanvir akbar kiyani

LECTURE#2
He starts the lecture by giving a brief review of previous lecture. His main focus in this lecture will be on functions, its types and properties. He starts with the definition of a function and its graphical representation by giving some very important examples which will be very useful in later study of this course. He then describes a concept of domain and range of a function by giving useful examples. In the end, composition of two functions is being discussed.

LECTURE#3
In the first half part of this lecture he focuses on different properties of functions such as translation, reflection, stretches and compressions of functions. He then gives different important examples of symmetric functions. In the last half part he introduces different types of functions by giving related examples such as polynomial, rational and algebraic functions.

LECTURE#4
He continued the previous lecture by giving some more types of functions such as inverse, trigonometric, inverse trigonometric, exponential and logarithmic functions and explains these concepts by giving related examples.

LECTURE#5
This lecture deals with a very important concept of limits and its computation (numerically and graphically). He starts the lecture by giving official definition of a limit and explains that concept by

different examples; he then introduces the idea of horizontal and vertical asymptotes. In the end of this lecture, he teaches very useful techniques of computing limits.

LECTURE#6
The instructor describes the concept of limits at infinity and explains it with different useful examples, and then gives introduction to continuity.

LECTURE#7
He continued the previous lecture and explains concept of continuity by related examples, then he introduces the concept of slope of tangent line, displacement and velocity using limits. In the end, he starts a new topic called differentiability.

LECTURE#8
This lecture involves following topics. Techniques of differentiation Higher order derivatives Derivatives of trigonometric functions

LECTURE#9
This lecture covers the following topics. Chain rule Generalized derivative formulas Related rates problems

LECTURE#10
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. Differentiation of Implicit and explicit functions Differentiation of logarithmic and exponential functions Differentiation of trigonometric functions

LECTURE#11
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. Differentiation of Implicit and explicit functions Differentiation of logarithmic and exponential functions Differentiation of trigonometric functions

LECTURE#12
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. Increasing and decreasing functions Increasing/decreasing test Concavity, test for concavity, inflation points Sign analysis test for increasing and decreasing functions

LECTURE#13
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. Relative maxima and minima, critical points First derivative test Second derivative test Absolute extrema Extreme value theorem

LECTURE#14
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. Applied maximum and minimum problems

LECTURE#15
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. Rolles theorem Mean value theorem

LECTURE#16
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. The indefinite integrals Properties of indefinite integrals

LECTURE#17
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. Integration by substitution

LECTURE#18
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. Definition of area as a limit Properties of sums Summation formulas Area under the curve

LECTURE#19
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. Definition of area as a limit with examples

LECTURE#20
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. Riemann sums and definite integrals Properties of definite integrals Fundamental theorem of calculus Mean value theorem of calculus for integrals

LECTURE#21
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. Review of Riemann sums and its related examples

LECTURE#22
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. Volume by slicing Volume by disks perpendicular to x-axis Volume by washers perpendicular to x-axis

LECTURE#23
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. Volume by cylindrical shells

LECTURE#24

Following topics will be covered in this lecture. Arc length formula(length of a plane curve) Arc length of parametric curves

LECTURE#25
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. Sequences and related theorems The squeezing theorem for sequences Main theorem for convergence of a sequence

LECTURE#26
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. Monotone sequences Tests for monotoncity Introduction to series

LECTURE#27
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. The divergence test The integral test P-series and its convergence

LECTURE#28
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. The comparison test The ratio test The root test

LECTURE#29
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. Alternating series test Absolute convergence, conditional convergence Ratio test for absolute convergence

LECTURE#30
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. Mclaurin polynomials Taylor polynomials Sigma notation for Mclaurin and taylor polynomials

LECTURE#31
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. Mclaurin and taylor series Power series, radius and interval of convergence

LECTURE#32
Following topics will be covered in this lecture. The convergence problem The remainder estimation theorem Binomial series