Differential and integral calculus I -international. Dr. Aviv Censor Course no. 104003

Freshman students at the Technion are required to take the Calculus mathematics course, a challenging course covering quite a few topics that are necessary for future academic reference: Functions – Limits and Continuity, Sequences, Derivatives, The Basic Theorems of the Differential Calculus, Indefinite Integrals, Definite Integrals and the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Improper Integrals, Series and Power Series.

Due to course intensity lecturers encourage students to take part in all classes, participate, complete all home-work assignments, ask questions during office hours and inevitably - work hard.

According to course lecturer Aviv Censor: “Calculus is like swimming or bicycle riding. You can't learn by watching someone else, even if that someone is Michael Phelps and even if you (think you) understand everything they are doing.

Our students at the international school come from over 30 countries, they work hard and work together to succeed. We believe that just like swimming or biking, math can be fun!”

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