The online textbook I recommend is
Paul's Notes,
by Paul Dawkins of Lamar University.
I also recommend the
wonderful videos at the Khan Academy
If you want to get a physical textbook, I recommend any edition
of Calculus, Early Transcendentals, by Rogawski et al.
The latest edition is expensive, but you can usually get an old edition cheap.
Other freely available textbooks are
Whitman, and
OpenStax.
There are videos and other resources at the MOOCulus site,
https://mooculus.osu.edu/.
An excellent web-based calculator is www.desmos.com/calculator
Most homework is assigned and graded using WeBWorK. Your username and password is the same as for LOUIE. (A typical username is abc123.) Use any WeBWorK link at this web site, or type in https://webwork.math.nau.edu/webwork2/JSwift_136/.
This link has detailed information on WeBWorK (in pdf format). Your username and password are the same as for Louie.
Chart of letters of the Greek alphabet.
I hope you will come to my office hours to introduce yourself. Aside from my office hours, we have lots of free help available.
The Math Achievenment Program (or MAP) room is down the stairs and to the left,
in AMB 137.
It is open M-Th 10-6 and F 10-2.
This is staffed by Peer Math Assistants (PMAs), and I will also have some of my office hours there.
Free drop in tutoring and one-to-one tutoring is available at the North and South Academic Success Centers.
Instructor Information Jim Swift's home page Department of Mathematics NAU Home Page
e-mail: Jim.Swift@nau.edu
