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MTH140 · Fall 2026
Calculus I
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Free textbooks & practice
Use the Topic map for the exact exercise references. This guide lists references and study prompts; the official course files remain on D2L.
Sources & date checks
Reviewed October 12, 2026. Course outlines and supplied D2L announcements provide the dates and rules. Newer official announcements take precedence.
Guide tools
Course grading
Course grading
50% overall to passLab quizzes
Midterm test
Final exam
What should I work on?
Uses your completion records and personal target dates. Preparation checklists are tracked separately.
Add assessments to my calendar
The midterm uses its published Toronto time. Lab quizzes export as tentative all-day events because the quiz start time is not confirmed. Choose a section to include them. The confirmed Monday October 19 Quiz 2 make-up is included; the unscheduled final is excluded.
Move or back up my progress
Includes this course’s preparation checks, assessment completion, topic skill checks, notes and study targets. Import adds progress and fills empty notes and targets; existing conflicting entries stay as they are.
Your choices and progress stay in this browser. There is no account or automatic device sync.
What's changed? New updates
October 12, 2026 — Confirmed Quiz 2 coverage and Monday make-up
- Quiz 2 covers Chapter 3, Sections 3.1–3.5, in the second hour of the lab. The October 8 announcement confirms Monday sections write October 19; other sections follow their October 13–16 lab.
- Updated quiz and calendar dates. Check D2L for any subsequent changes.
October 12, 2026 — Subject headers and privacy
- New moving subject artwork: Engineering gears, Calculus curves and a matrix-transformed sphere for Linear Algebra. Drag to rotate; pause at any time.
- New folded-page logo, responsive artwork framing and fallback images. Course colours and saved progress are preserved.
- Fonts now load locally. Removed analytics code and course-only staff names; current contacts are on D2L. Added a Privacy page.
October 11, 2026 — Larger scenes, connected motion
- Full-width circuit, calculus ribbon and transformation lattice. Pause motion from the header.
- Animated assignments, search, tools, study panels and completion. Guide tools are beside Search.
October 11, 2026 — Course headers in motion
- Dimensional circuit, calculus and linear algebra illustrations, with smooth course transitions. Motion respects device settings and settles after a short demonstration.
- The existing course colours, content and saved progress stay the same.
October 11, 2026 — An organised course workspace
- Assignments open first. Study and Course info have their own navigation, with compact tabs on phones.
- Original course colours, interactive maths, assignment details and saved progress are preserved. Past assignments remain available; calendar exports, contacts and grading are in Course info.
October 11, 2026 — A new visual identity
- Larger course titles and mathematical header diagrams, a shared editorial layout, and direct tool shortcuts at the top.
- A dark interactive studio with clearer plots, followed by a quieter semester timeline and assessment list. Phone, tablet and desktop layouts share the same visual system.
October 11, 2026 — Math, made visible
- Tap equation terms to explore shifts and scaling. Default interactions use taps, with exact values available on demand.
- Find the first incorrect step in four worked examples per course, then see the correction and a visual explanation.
October 11, 2026 — Interactive math labs
- Switch between course experiments, try prediction questions, and expand the lab on a tablet. Open relevant labs from the Topic map.
- Guide tools are back at the top: grading, work planning, calendars and progress backups.
October 11, 2026 — Visual tools
- Tap a week on the semester timeline and open assessments in a detail sheet.
- Explore a tangent or vector linear combination with interactive controls.
October 9, 2026 — Fewer taps
- Visible search opens matching assessments and topics across tabs. This week's work, contacts and D2L are one tap away.
- Mark the next assessment done with Undo, using your existing completion record. Grading, calendars and backups are below the cards in Guide tools.
October 7, 2026 — Easier to scan
- Added coverage previews to closed assessment cards and visible arrows on upcoming assessments, with a View requirements cue on the next assessment.
- Refined text weights, borders, badges and spacing across all three courses. Card contents open with a gentle transition; reduced-motion preferences are respected.
October 7, 2026 — Three-course guide
- Added course switching between CEN100, MTH140 and MTH141, independent saved sections and progress, and shared Auto, Dark and Light appearance.
- Added all 34 Calculus I sections, with lab times, rooms, TAs and lecture instructors.
- Added four quiz weeks, the October 23 midterm, a pending final-exam card, grading weights of 15% / 40% / 45%, and the announced Quiz 1 coverage.
- Added eight outline topic blocks and all 37 recommended-practice rows, with skill-review checks and cyan curve/tangent visuals.
- Explained the conflicting FAQ quiz-drop wording. Quiz 2's Monday holiday was originally unresolved but is now confirmed for October 19; Quiz 3–4 coverage, midterm scope and final schedule remain pending.
- Added preparation checklists, separate completion records, private notes, study targets, direct assessment links, search, unfinished-work planning, calendar exports and course-specific progress backups.
- Published the three-course README and added these release notes with an unread-update badge. Checked phone, desktop and enlarged-text layouts, progress restoration, backups and calendars.