On this page you will find textbook information for Math 10350 (Calculus A) and Math 10360 (Calculus B). You will also find the calculator policy for the class and what type of calculators you will need.

Calculators are not allowed in all exams and quizzes in this course including Calc B. However, you may use it for the of the homework problems when numbers get nasty.

The emphasis of the course is on analysis (synthesis of information) so most of the time numbers are very manageable. Algebric manipulation and arithmetic are expected in the process of problem-solving. You can review Algebra skill essential to the course at Prerequisite Information.

Any scientific calculator is already enough for the class. A graphing calculator (like those from TI or HP) will do way more than needed and we do not recommend using any fancy graphing functions to solve a problem or guess an answer. So a TI-83 or TI-84 will be more than enough.

The textbook for both Calculus A and Calculus B is

Calculus Early Transcendentals
Fourth edition by Jon Rogawski, Collin Adams & Robert Franzosa

Please check your purchase options at the ND bookstore or directly through Macmillan:

Macmillan Direct

Please feel free to purchase used books or even the third edition of the text. There may be some shifting around of sections but you can also always look for the topic in the content page.

Mobius is the online homework system. You can access it through Canvas using the usual log in and find the Mobius link on your Math 10350 section Canvas page

Go to the Canvas site for the course:

https://canvas.nd.edu/