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If you've taken no more than one semester of Calculus in high school, your choice is simple: take MT102 Calculus I (Math & Science Majors). These Calculus courses are also open to, and recommended for, students in other majors who are mathematically inclined and highly motivated. MT105 Calculus II-AP - Math & Science Major.MT102 Calculus I - Math & Science Major.program in Computer Science, should take one of the Calculus courses required by their major in the first Fall semester. Students pursuing or likely to pursue majors in Mathematics, Chemistry, Geophysics, Geology-Geophysics, or Physics, or following the B.S.

To continue learning about calculus options, you need to make a choice:Ībout Calculus for Math and Physical Science Majors

The math and science major courses are a little more demanding than the others, and are recommended to students with strong mathematical backgrounds and high motivation.

There is less emphasis on algebra and more emphasis on the use of a graphing calculator, the interpretation of numeric data, graphical data, and overall conceptual language in the "everyone else" sequence.

There is a stronger emphasis on technical and algebraic detail in the calculus courses for math and science majors.

What are the differences in these choices?

Calculus courses for "most everyone else" - for students pursuing majors in the social sciences, biology, geology, environmental sciences, or following the pre-medical or pre-dental or pre-veterinary programs, and all students in the Carroll School of Management.

Calculus courses for "math and physical science" majors - for students pursuing majors in mathematics, chemistry, geophysics, geology-geophysics, or physics, or following the B.S.

Your options fall into one of these categories: The first choice you must make in considering a calculus course is to decide which calculus sequence is most appropriate for you.

Please check also to see if any, and how many, specific calculus courses are required for your program. Please be sure that you have visited other areas of this website according to your choice of school/college and your intended major or program, and have determined whether you must or should take calculus. After you make this choice, another page will follow that helps you place yourself appropriately in that curriculum. To choose a calculus course that best matches your requirements and abilities, you must first choose which "curriculum" or "sequence" of calculus courses you'll be taking. There are two different tracks in Calculus.