In the spring of 2019, I made the overly ambitious choice to first teach Vector Calculus and second to present the majority of my lectures in slide format. Some of what came from that semester is quite good (in my humble opinion), while some is certainly quite bad, or at least was a learning experience for me as I discovered the gulf between how I present material and how students actually learn.

At times I leaned heavily on Robert Vandermolen's slides, which can be found here. The added value that I hope my slides provide is that most of my figures are typeset in TikZ, so the source files give an interested instructor a baseline to create similar images off of. The source files are not on this website, but I can provide them to any interested parties.

Vector Calculus (SP2019)

Syllabus

Course Notes

Lectures

12.1/12.2 190114

12.2/12.3 190116

12.3/12.4 190118

12.4/12.5 190123

12.5 190125

12.5 190128

13.1 190201

13.1/13.2/13.3 190204

13.3-13.5 190206

14.1 190213

14.2/14.3 190215

14.2/14.3 190218

14.4 190220

14.5 190222

14.5/14.6 190225

14.6 190227

14.7 190301

14.7 190304

12.6 190318

15.1 190320

15.2 190325

15.4 190327

15.4 190329

15.5 190401

15.5 190403

15.7 190405

15.7 190415

15.7 190417

16.1 190419

16.2 190422

16.2/16.4 190424