MATH 1070

Differential and Integral Calculus

Course Information and Policies

If you have any questions or concerns about MATH 1070, feel free to reach out to the course coordinator, Hwan H. Lee, at hwanhel@clemson.edu. We’re here to help!

Spring 2025

  • Course Syllabus(soon to be updated)
  • MATH 1040 and MATH 1070 together form the year-long calculus sequence. This sequence introduces the fundamentals of single-variable calculus for modeling phenomena in engineering and science. MATH 1040 includes a review of pre-calculus and algebra, as well as topics such as limits, continuity, and an introduction to differential calculus. When combined, MATH 1040 and MATH 1070 cover the same material as MATH 1060.
  • This course requires Edfinity for online homework. You can access Edfinity through your Canvas course. You can purchase Edfinity access either directly from Edfinity's website or by buying an access code from the bookstore. Please note that purchasing through the bookstore will be more expensive than buying directly from Edfinity.
  • Our text is Calculus: Early Transcendentals, 3rd edition, by Briggs, Cochran, Gillett, and Schulz. 
    • Options to access the textbook
      1. Purchase the loose-leaf textbook from the Clemson University bookstore 
      2. E-book: Access the e-Text through Pearson+.
      3. Clemson Libraries has copies of the required class textbook, Calculus - Early transcendentals: single variable (3rd edition, 2019). The books can be checked out at the Libraries main circulation desk, and students can check them out for 4 hours at a time and renew them if no one else has a hold on the books. Students can also check on the status of the works using this link.

         

        The Libraries also has copies of textbooks for many other courses for you to check out through its Textbook Lending Program, and it encourages you to examine the works available through this link.

 

 

Daily Course Schedule

Spring 2025

  • Course Calendar(soon to be updated)
  • Section Schedule
    • Section 001, 003 (Hwanhee Lee)
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
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    • Section 002, 004, and 006 (Tony Nguyen)
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
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    • Section 005 (Julianne McKay)
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
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    • Section 007 (Cynthia Ramiharimanana)
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
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  • MATH1070 MATH HELP Session Schedule (Drop-in for help)
    • Regular Schedule: TBA
    • MATH1070 TA Office Hours @ MATH Help Center :
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
         
  • MATH1070 PAL Leader(s) Session Schedule : TBA
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
           
  • Study Skills Sessions
    • Free Study Skills Sessions at the ASC is Available for Calculus!
      •  When?
        • Weekly sessions are available throughout the semester
      •  How?
      • What to Expect in a Session?
        • Learn how to study for Math
        • Discuss effective strategies and skills for success in Calculus
        • Get tips and advice from upper-class students
      • Want to Learn More? Contact tutor@clemson.edu with any questions!

Course Learning Objectives
Exam Information

Exam Schedules

  Date & Time Location
Exam 1 TBA TBA
Exam 2 TBA TBA
Exam 3 TBA TBA
Final Exam TBA TBA
 
Previous Exams

Coordinator's Note

These exams are intended to support your studies but should not be treated as practice exams. The score you assign yourself on a past exam is not a reliable predictor of your performance on future exams. Future exam questions may differ significantly from those on previous exams, and the topics covered can vary from semester to semester.

  • Spring 2025
    • Exam 1:
    • Exam 2:
    • Exam 3:
  • Fall 2024

 

  • Spring 2024
 

 

 

 

 
 
Additional Resources
Course Coordinator: Hwanhee Lee, Martin Hall O-214
 
If you need assistance getting into a math course, please reach out to our Math Registration Coordinators at mathreg@clemson.edu.