Hyperbolic paraboloid plotted in Mathematica by Doug Baldwin.
Welcome to Prof. Baldwin’s multivariable calculus course (or, more formally, SUNY Geneseo’s spring 2023 Math 223, Calculus III). Use the links below to access the elements of the course.
- Introduction
- 3D Analytic Geometry
- Topic: 3D Coordinates
- Topic: Quadric Surfaces
- Topic: Cylindrical and Spherical Coordinates
- Vectors
- Topic: Introduction
- Topic: The Dot Product
- Topic: The Cross Product
- Topic: Lines
- Topic: Planes
- Vector-Valued Functions
- Topic: Introduction
- Topic: Limits
- Topic: Derivatives
- Topic: Integrals
- Topic: Arc Length
- Topic: Curvature
- Derivatives of Multivariable Functions
- Topic: Multivariable Functions
- Topic: Limits of Multivariable Functions
- Topic: Partial Derivatives
- Topic: Higher-Order Derivatives
- Topic: Tangents
- Topic: The Chain Rule
- Topic: Directional Derivatives
- Topic: The Gradient
- Topic: Extreme Values
- Topic: Lagrange Multipliers
- Integrals of Multivariable Functions
- Topic: Rectangular Regions
- Topic: General Regions
- Topic: Polar Coordinates
- Topic: Scalar Line Integrals
- Vector Calculus
- Topic: Vector Fields
- Topic: Vector Line Integrals
- Topic: Conservative Fields
- Topic: Potential Functions
- Topic: The Fundamental Theorem of Line Integrals
- Topic: Green’s Theorem
- Topic: Divergence and Curl