Calculus II

Calculus II extends single-variable calculus into infinite processes and higher dimensions, teaching you to reason about convergence, approximation, and how derivatives and integrals behave when functions depend on several variables at once. The bulk of your time goes into working problem sets from Stewart, with a quiz and homework component anchoring the grade alongside midterms and a final, so fluency comes from steady computation rather than project work. Together with MATH 101 it forms the analytical backbone for nearly every engineering and science course that follows — multivariable integration and the vector calculus theorems at the end are what later courses in physics, ODEs, and electromagnetism quietly assume you already know.