EZ-101 Calculus (EZ-101 Study Keys)

By Martin Rudolph

Each title in the EZ-101 Study Keys series coincides with introductory college course material--in this case, a course in calculus. The book takes the form of classroom notes that review and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0764118668
• ISBN13: 9780764118661
• Release Date: August 2009
• Publisher: Barrons Educational Series
• Length: 480 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.0" x 0.5" x 5.0"

Customer Reviews

The Perfect Review Book

EZ-101 Calculus is the perfect comprehensive review book for calculus students. I am currently taking pre-calculus, and finding this book very useful for the course. the book blends the right amount of theories and explinations, although it has no review questions for students. however that is notthe problem as the book contains all the basics of calculus, that once i went over it, i found myself understanding calculus concepts that had confused me earlier. This book is perfect for brushing up on my basic calculus skills, and is easily comprehensible. I find myself using it constantly with my course. Overall, this book is the foundation to your understanding of calculus. i highly recommend this book to anyone taking a pre-calculus or calculus course.

The holy grail of review books

EZ 101 Calc has been very useful for me. It is very informative, and presents the information clearly and concisely. I have started reviewing for the upcoming AP test, and I feel confident that my understanding of calculus has increased. The only substitute I can think of would be having the author, Martin Rudolph, personally teach me calculus.

A Truly Unique Review

This review book was completely different from any of the dozens of books I have purchased to prepare for subjects. The book is not as much a review for a specific test (as most review are); it is instead a review of Calculus as a subject. It approaches the subject from the "how" and "why" angles. This means that beginning Calculus students can fully understand the math they are doing, rather than just going through the motions, and more advanced and college Calculus students (like myself) can have a legitimate foundation from which they can explore the more difficult areas of Calculus. I know that I'll have Rudolph's book by my side when I take math at Cornell next year.

Too useful to pass up!

From the looks of it, this seems like one of the most exciting Calc I review books you'll find. It is insightful and contains many examples and diagrams that guide you toward calculus proficiency. If I had enough money, I'd buy a second one just to frame.