MATH-101 · Undergraduate I · Fall 2025 · LUMS
Calculus I
The language in which physics, economics, and engineering are written. Taught in two parallel tracks — rigorously from first principles, and through the lens of business and economic application.
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Textbooks
James Stewart · Hoffmann & Bradley
Status
Ch 5, 6 & A.3 Live ✦
Track A
Rigorous Track
Epsilon-delta definitions, formal proofs, classical analysis. Based on Stewart's Calculus.
Track B
Applied Track
Business, economics & social science applications. Based on Hoffmann's Calculus.
Course Lecture Notes
✦ = Live · Greyed = Coming soonPractice Quizzes
Extra Resources
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Integral Table (§6.1)
All 28 formulas
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Formula Sheet
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Past Exam — 2024
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Past Exam — 2023
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