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Revision as of 20:55, 24 May 2010

18.01/Single Variable Calculus is the Math class I took with Prof. Brubaker at MIT as a Freshman fall semester.

Open Course Ware from 2006

Class website: http://math.mit.edu/18.01/

These notes should be well written and complete. My own work - especially p-sets are less trustworthy. The print outs are from OCW and thus Creative Commons BY-NC-SA. My notes are under the same license. The textbook was useless in this class. OCW notes were helpful, as well as office hours.


Notebook: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 (vast majority of work)

Note I only used OneNote for the first week!

OneNote Notebook

There are 3 choices to view this OneNote notebook. Unfortunately, each method has pros and cons. More info

1. 30px-OneNote_2007.png View Online with Web Export

Works only in Internet Explorer and Opera (Firefox refuses to support MHT); Ink supported; Page hierarchy NOT supported; nothing to install

2. 30px-OneNote.png View on Skydrive

Works in all modern browsers; ink/writing will NOT display; page hierarchies displayed; nothing to install

3. 30px-OneNote_2010.png View in OneNote 2010

Open option #2 and click on "Open in OneNote" (OneNote 2010 must be installed)
Ink and page hierarchies supported; requires OneNote 2010 to be installed (Windows only); at least in past versions, the free trial will let you view notebooks even after the trial expires