A comprehensive lab manual offering 25 labs covering a wide range of calculus topics which may be used as a supplement to class lectures, homework assignments and as laboratory activities. Calculus topics evaluated include equations, functions, integrals and graphs.

Offering a universally taught course: this complete exposition of a single varibale calculus elucidates transcendental functions, the notion of a sequence and its limit and the introduction of a limit of a function.

Designed to help students learn how to use the Maple computer algebra system to solve problems in calculus, this combination text/lab manual/resource book offers a presentation that should help students get the most out of the Maple computer algebra system and the calculus course.

Presents information about the study of calculus and differential equations using Maple V mathematical software. Notes that interactive text, along with labs and projects, is provided by Joe A. Martin, Hok Kim, and Ernest Burniston of the Department of Mathematics at the College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences at North Carolina State University. Explains that the information is accessible in the Adobe Acrobat format.

With the integration of Maple, this text reduces the emphasis on computation and focuses instead on the concepts and processes of mathematics. This approach also encourages students to generalize about the theory and application of calculus, and permits the exploration of more interesting and complex problems. This complimentary text can stand alone as a main text in a short two term calculus course. It can also use a lab-oriented approach employing the computational and pedagogical features of Maple.