How to Enjoy Calculus Eli S. Pine
Publisher: Arco Pub

I've just found that I don't really enjoy calculus, I don't have any particular trouble understanding it, but I have not been able to make myself put the work into mastering it that I should have. Because knot theory is fun and I enjoy calculus. My intended audience here is others who are about to teach Calculus at Michigan, or people who are wondering what it would be like to set up a Michigan-style program in their own departments. I never bought that album, although I drunkenly fell in love with “Float On” years later, forgiving it for what it had done like it was an old girlfriend who had been unfaithful. And the students seem to enjoy it. Yes, but this isn't obvious: it's the fundamental theorem of calculus! Posts like these make me glad that I placed out of Calculus I and II, although at times I consider what it would be like as a mechanical engineer over a biology undergrad. The bottom line: The lecture got me to open my Knot Theory book and revisit my drawings of hyperbolic paraboloidal shapes from Calculus III,. These guys are great at group theory, and seek to find and enjoy calculus of variations and solving Green's functions. Yes, but this isn't obvious: it's the Pythagorean theorem!"). (It's like saying "Aren't a^2 + b^2 and c^2 the same? So will data science go the same way? I offered my calculus students bonus points to write a limerick or haiku on their final exam.