A GUIDE FOR A 1-YEAR COURSE IN DIFFERENTIAL AND INTEGRAL CALCULUS PREREQUISITED KNOWLEDGE IN ALGEBRA, ANALYTIC TRIGONOMETRY, AND ELEMENTARY ANALYSIS. EACH ASSIGNMENT CONTAINED BOTH NEW AND REVIEW WORK TO REINFORCE THE NEW WORK. THERE WERE ELEVEN UNITS OF STUDY USING THE FOLLOWING FOUR BOOKS--"CALCULUS AND ANALYTIC GEOMETRY, THIRD EDITIONS," BY G.B. THOMAS, "LIMITS" BY G.B. THOMAS, "CALCULUS" BY TEMAC. UNIT ONE TAUGHT THE RATE OF CHANGE OF A FUNCTION, UNIT TWO, THE DERIVATIVES OF ALGEBRAIC FUNCTIONS, UNIT THREE, THE APPLICATION OF MEAN VALUE AND OTHER THEOREMS TO CARVE PLOTTING, MAXIMA AND MINIMA, ETC, UNIT FOUR, INTEGRATION, UNIT FIVE, TRANSCENDENTAL FUNCTIONS, UNIT SIX, TECHNIQUES OF INTEGRATION, POPULAR COORDINATES ARE TAUGHT IN UNIT SEVEN, UNIT EIGHT, FURTHER APPLICATION, PLANE ANALYTIC GEOMETRY, VECTORS AND PARAMETRIC EQUATIONS, AND SOLID GEOMETRY MADE UP UNITS NINE THROUGH ELEVEN.