The Calculus III textbook contains seven modules — roughly two to two and a half weeks per module for a sixteen-week semester.
If your institution covers parametric equations in Calculus II, or briefly introduces parametric equations during Calculus II:
- Module 1: Parametric Equations and Polar Coordinates can be skipped, or taught for only a few sections
If you need to modify the pace and cover the material more quickly:
- Module 2: Applications of Integration and Module 3: Techniques of Integration can be taught more quickly, within two weeks, leaving more time to cover other modules.
If your institution does not cover second-order differential equations in Calculus III, or only briefly introduces parametric equations during Calculus III:
- Module 7: Second-Order Differential Equations can be skipped, or taught for only a few sections
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