Resources for Studying Calculus On-Line Components of the
Textbook Principles of Calculus Modeling An Interactive Approach
by Donald L. Kreider, C. Dwight Lahr, and Susan Diesel The
textbook for the course consists of a melding of prints of on-
line section-pages, textual explanations, and problems. It is
intended to be used interactively with the section-pages which
reside on the KLDbook web site. There you will be able to
experiment with applets (little computer applications) that have
been specially designed to make calculus come alive. The pages
also contain summaries of key points, examples, quizzes, links
to videos that show problems being worked out, and various other
resources on the Web. The content of the pages is experimental,
and we want your feedback. If you see a better way of doing
something or if things are not working for you, do not hesitate
to contact Dwight Lahr. Studying calculus should be fun, and we
want to do everything we can to make it just that.