Calculus II

Calculus II builds upon foundational calculus concepts to deepen learners' understanding of integration techniques, sequences, series, and differential equations. The course begins with advanced integration methods, including improper integrals and numerical approximation techniques, crucial for solving complex real-world problems in fields such as physics and engineering. Students will explore sequences and series, applying convergence tests and power series expansions to analyze and represent functions accurately. Additionally, the course covers differential equations, parametric equations, and polar coordinates, providing essential tools for modeling dynamic systems and solving higher-level mathematical problems. Throughout the course, practical applications in various scientific and engineering disciplines are emphasized, ensuring students develop strong analytical and problem-solving skills. This course prepares learners for advanced studies in mathematics and related fields and prepares students for the more complex applications found in Multivariable Calculus.

Official catalog text — WGU-authored.