calculus texbook
searching for an calculus textbook these days~~but wonder which kind's suitable(Thomas's or JAMES STEWART's etc.)~~PS I'm a sophomore majoring in internatinal finance~[ 本帖最后由 yelu1988 于 2007-10-11 22:37 编辑 ] Well, if you can speak math, then just go to the library and pick up one. If u can not speak math, in my opinion, Schaum's Outline of Calculus(by elliott Mendelson and Frank Ayres) is really the right one for you.
http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/web/courses/courses/index.htm
Here is a list for you, No.18 is for mathematics, such as No.8 is for physics.
Any questions just PM me, u r welcome. Calculus
The Fourth Edition
By Strauss, Bradley and Smith
Publisher: Prentice-Hall
This is what I'm using right now(I'm a EE major undergrad), but since you're majoring in business, I think the class that you should take is called Calculus for Business People. From what I heard, Calculus for Business People was nothing like the real Calculus.
So, good luck!
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have learnt calculus in the 1st yr~but, of course, Chinese textbook = =||| learning linear algebra this semester& our instructor recommended us to choose an english calculus textbook to cultivate the thinking of analysis deeply~~so i think outline's a liitle simple for me....really appreciate ur suggestions~^^
[ 本帖最后由 yelu1988 于 2007-10-13 15:52 编辑 ] Analysis, then u need the Rudin' book for thinking. Principles of Mathematical analysis makes you enjoy math. Try it.
BTW, i read it when i was a nine years old boy, and today i still enjoy it. (major in Physics, Molecular biology and Analytical chemistry) To be honest, i think everybody should buy one and read, it's really a NICE book.
I never read a Chinese calculus book, so i know nothing about it~~~ 原帖由 Rache 于 2007-10-14 20:50 发表 http://bbs.aptx.cn/images/common/back.gif
Analysis, then u need the Rudin' book for thinking. Principles of Mathematical analysis makes you enjoy math. Try it.
BTW, i read it when i was a nine years old boy, and today i still enjoy it. (maj ...
have ordered it from Amazon＾＾hope it'll cultivate my interest in maths( do well in exams most of the time, but actually lack interest in it - -0)
thank u for ur recommendation^^ u r welcome ^^
And i am sure u will enjoy it! lol sorry for bumping up old posts but SSV I never knew you were in uni already...
Doing double E too I'm so surprised. o.o you know what,
im in pre-cal right now,
sooo
i cant answer ur question,
maybe ask a teacher or ask a librarian???
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