Michael C. Gemignani

This text starts by introducing the ideas of calculus and probability. Later on, it combines the powers of both to expand the reach of both. There are thirteen chapters, an appendix with Tables numbered one to eight, a set of answers to selected problems, an index of the symbols used and a table of integrals.

In a sense, it is a beginner's text, since it doesn't assume much knowledge of calculus. So a lot of the earlier chapters are brush ups on basic calculus knowledge. It has a chapter covering the derivative and another chapter devoted to the integral. So if your skill has gaps as mine does, then this book will be helpful.… (plus d'informations)