Calculus I (MAT1.001) — self-study and exam-training system
Single-variable calculus: limits, derivatives, integrals, sequences and series. Built from the course lectures, tutorial sheets, extra problems, mock tests and past finals. 429 questions with computed answers and worked explanations.
📖 Modules (slides)13 modules with USTH-style slide decks, worked examples and a textbook map.
📘 Chapter quizzes3 sets per chapter, 12 questions each, instant feedback and explanations.
⏱ Mock examsCalculus I Midterm (Ch. 1–3, 20 questions, 50 min, no going back) · Speed exam: 30 questions in 20 minutes · custom exams.
✍️ Written practiceThe real Mock Test 1 plus two final-style mocks, full solutions, 120-minute exam mode with self-marking.
🗂 Practice bankAll 429 questions: filter by chapter, topic, level and source; written mode.
🧮 LabPlots, limits, Newton, Riemann/Simpson, series, Taylor, antiderivative checker.
📚 Sources and coverageEvery document used, textbook map, errors found in the course materials.
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How to train with this site
- Learn a module with its slides, your lecture slides and the textbook sections listed on each module page.
- Quiz it: do the three sets of that chapter. Read every explanation, also for the questions you got right. Use "Redo only the mistakes".
- Go deeper in the practice bank: tick written mode to hide the options, solve on paper, then compare with the model answer.
- Simulate the exams: the mock midterm (no going back), then the 30-question / 20-minute speed exam. Aim for 40 seconds per question and review every explanation afterwards.
- Repeat the weak chapters shown in the progress panel above until each is above 75%.
About the course (Course advice sheet by Pham Minh Tri (AY 2025–26; lecturers Le Hai Khoi, Vu Tuan Anh, Nguyen Dinh Vu))
| Component | Weight | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Attendance | 5% | lectures and tutorials |
| Activity | 10% | you must correct tutor exercises at least 6 times in the 12 tutorials to get the full 20/20 here |
| Midterm | 25% | MCQ test on Moodle (the advice sheet says 16 questions; the Moodle mock you shared has 20 random questions from chapters 1–3, 50 minutes, no going back, first attempt graded) |
| Final | 60% | written test: 5 questions of 4 points each |
- Calculus I at USTH is single-variable calculus (calculation-oriented, not proof-oriented analysis).
- About 60–80% of the content is familiar from high school, yet the first-take failing rate was around 70% in AY 2025–26: the written test is demanding and carelessness is costly.
- Chapters 5 (techniques of integration, improper integrals) and especially 6 (sequences and series) are the hardest.
Information of academic year 2025–26 only; check the official GED announcements for your year.