Advanced calculus
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Advanced calculus is a general term for courses in calculus beyond the introductory college-level course or advanced high-school level course. This is required as part of some college engineering programs, and can also serve as an introduction to advanced courses in mathematics departments. Actuary exams typically test knowledge of this material.
Topics included in advanced calculus are:
- Vector spaces
- Partial differentiation
- Maxima and minima
- Types of Integrals
- Infinite, Power and Fourier Series
- Laplace and Fourier Transforms
- Introduction to Differential Geometry
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