Online Calculus 2 Course - Second Semester Calculus
Calculus II (or sometimes written Calculus 2) is the second semester course in the freshman calculus sequence, which is often referred to as the "Integration Theory" part of the freshman calculus year.Taking our Distance Calculus Online Calculus 2 Course is a great option for many students - Calculus II is a very long course, and in a classroom-type course, the pace can really too fast for many students. Also, Calculus II is usually split into two parts - Integration Theory, which is not so difficult, and Sequences and Series - which is a much more challenging set of topics especially when taught via a traditional paper textbook.
Our Online Calculus 2 Course via Distance Calculus is a modern approach to the course, utilizing modern Computer Algebra and Graphing software to investigate the topics of Calculus II in a modern way, using technological tools that dictate a different approach to the subject, and away from the "paper and pencil"-based courses where, in some ways, you are trying to learn how to do computations that a computer now does for you in a split second.
Below are some videos on our Online Calculus 2 Course:
Calculus 2 Course
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Distance Calculus - Student Reviews
Date Posted: Feb 19, 2020
Review by: Rebecca Johnson
Courses Completed: Applied Calculus
Review: I took the Business Calculus course from Distance Calculus in 2013. I was admitted to my MBA program, but then they told me I needed to take Calculus before starting the program. I finished the Business Calculus course in about 3 weeks in August before my program started. Not the most fun thing to do over the summer, but at least I got it done. Thanks Diane and Distance Calculus team!
Transferred Credits to: Kellogg MBA Program
Date Posted: Feb 19, 2020
Review by: Rebecca Johnson
Courses Completed: Applied Calculus
Review: I took the Business Calculus course from Distance Calculus in 2013. I was admitted to my MBA program, but then they told me I needed to take Calculus before starting the program. I finished the Business Calculus course in about 3 weeks in August before my program started. Not the most fun thing to do over the summer, but at least I got it done. Thanks Diane and Distance Calculus team!
Transferred Credits to: Kellogg MBA Program
Date Posted: Feb 25, 2020
Review by: Jessica M.
Courses Completed: Applied Calculus
Review: I highly recommend this course. I started the Kennedy School at Harvard with a last-minute admission, but my application required the Liberal Arts calculus course, so I had to finish the course in 3 weeks. Diane was an awesome instructor! The class was surprisingly interesting. If you need to take calculus fast, this is the program to use.
Transferred Credits to: Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
Distance Calculus - Curriculum Exploration
Linear Functions
- P3: Linear Functions:
- P3.1: Data Functions With Linearity Property
- P3.1.a: Fixed Output Increase
- P3.1.b: Input Intervals Constant
- P3.1.c: Input Intervals Vary
- P3.1.d: Slope of a Data Set
- P3.1.e: Checking All Points for Linearity Property
- P3.1.f: Which Function Grows Faster?
- P3.2: Algebraic Formula For Linear Data Sets
- P3.2.a: Finding Linear Formula
- P3.2.b: Slope
- P3.2.c: Output Axis Intercept
- P3.2.d: Almost Linear Data Sets
- P3.2.e: Homework Problems
- P3.3: Classical Linear Functions
- P3.3.a: y = m x + b
- P3.3.b: Given 2 Points, Find Linear Function
- P3.3.c: Parallel Lines
- P3.3.d: Perpendicularity
- P3.3.e: Point-Slope Form
- P3.3.f: Finding x-Intercept
- P3.3.g: Homework Problems
- P3.4: Solving Problems Involving Linear Functions
- P3.4.a: Gas Mileage and Hybrids
- P3.4.b: Purchasing MP3 Music Files
- P3.4.c: Tivo vs. NetFlix
- P3.4.d: Homework Problems
- P3.4.e: Homework Problems
- P3.5: Linear Functions Revisited