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Single Variable Calculus

MIT course 18.01SC (Fall 2010), an OCW Scholar version of single variable calculus designed for independent study. It provides lecture and recitation videos, worked examples, problem sets, four unit exams and a final exam with solutions. Level is listed as undergraduate.

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Course facts

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Level
Not stated (Undergraduate (MIT))
Language of instruction
English
Format
Self-paced
Price
Free
Duration
Not stated on the provider page
Certificate
Not stated
Prerequisites
Not stated on the provider page
Instructors
Prof. David Jerison, MIT Mathematics

Topics covered

DifferentiationApplications of DifferentiationThe Definite Integral and its ApplicationsTechniques of IntegrationExploring the Infinite

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  • 'This course has been designed for independent study'
  • OCW Scholar materials are 'substantially more complete' than typical OCW offerings

Things to know before you start

  • materials from Fall 2010 offering
  • Creative Commons license
  • no certificate information on page

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Type: information card · Status: published · Created 27 September 2026 · Updated 27 September 2026 · Reviewed by: pending

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