CALCULUS 2

Knowledge and understanding:
At the end of the course the student will have consolidated the knowledge of Mathematical Analysis he had acquired during the first year of his degree course.
He should be able to apply his knowledge to solve differential equations, to draw curves in plane and space, to represent the functions of two real variables as surfaces in space, to evaluate the extrema of a function, to compute a volume by means of a double integral.
Applying knowledge:
At the end of the course the student should be able to solve exercises of different types concerning all the subjects of the course and will be in a position to understand the mathematical machinery employed in non-mathematical courses.

Making judgments:
On getting through the exam the student should have acquired the logic ability necessary to face a new problem and the skill to plan the solution.
At the same time he should have developed the precision in organising his work and the ability to check the credibility of the results.

Learning skills:
On getting through the exam the student should have acquired a good grounding in mathematical analysis to face, in the future, an autonomous analysis of possible applications in a study or in a project.