Textbook(s)

• In previous years we assigned a well known calculus textbook produced by a for-profit publisher - it was perfectly adequate.
• However, for several reasons have now decided to move to several free resources.
• In particular, we have created a text - CLP calculus - specifically for the course.
• We also suggest 3 other free textbooks - you should consider these supplementary texts. Your primary text is CLP calculus.
• All are free - download links follow below.

Primary text - CLP Calculus

• The textbook and problem book can be found here.
• These were written for Mathematics 100 and 180 by three UBC faculty, Joel Feldman, Andrew Rechnitzer and Elyse Yeager.
• In time the source files for the text and problem set will be released under a Creative Commons Attribution- NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (or similar).

Supplementary texts

• Mooculus by Fowler and Snapp- download link. Their site also has links to video lectures which you might find useful.
• APEX Calculus by Hartman et al - download link. Note that you only require Volume 1 for this course.
• Active Calculus by Boelkins, Austin and Schlicker - download link.

Also look at these links - they aren't perfect for our course, but they are free

• A free calculus text from MIT. And some lectures.
• I'll find a few more links during the term. But you can also do this.

Other resources for getting help

• Be proactive! - help is not going to come to find you.
• Ask your instructor after class
  • ask questions while the material is fresh in your mind
• Go to your instructor's office hours
  • they are there to help you
  • before the quizzes tends to be more useful than afterwards
• Go to the Maths Learning Centre which is located in the Leonard S. Klinck Building (LSK) Room 300, 301 & 302.
  • Tutors are available, at no charge, to answer questions on a drop-in basis.
  • The services starts in the second week of classes and continues until the final exam.
  • Times scheduled for Maths100 and 180 are available by clicking the link.
• AMS tutoring: The UBC student society provides an assortment of tutoring services.
• Mathematics Department website: There is much available under the Undergraduates tab, including recent final exams for most undergraduate mathematics courses.