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I'm transferring after "one year" of my formal course.

Once you've integrated, dx and dy just indicate what variable you've integrated in terms of, correct?

(which I do) - Blue

Can't do Calculus after the summer if I want to transfer on time.

Possibly kindly answer it as well. Thanks. - blue

Can someone rephrase the title question into something more meaningful in terms of Calculus/Analysis?

There are 15 chapters. About 7 sections each, and of each section there are at least 70 to 80 problems. I'm asking people who have done it before or are familiar with the task. I have the time, and dedicated persistence to do it. So, yes, I suppose I promise.

Hello, If I worked at intervals of 10 hours every day, how long would it take for me to complete every problem in a Calculus textbook (Calculus I, II, and III)? I've taken Trigonometry and Pre-Calculus and received A's there. I am above average in skill in math. - Blue

Can not do that. In fact, I'm interested in slightly exceeding university credit limits upon transfer.

I'm interested in watching videos of Real Analysis lectures etc. in good quality resolution. Those Harvey Mudd College lectures are valuable but annoying re video quality. Thanks. - Blue

For doctoral program in mathematics, specifically analysis.

How easy would admission to Princeton or UC Berkeley be from doing this course alone, and the GRE with recommendations, from UC Berkeley or UCLA?

B.A. in Mathematics, then Ph.D in mathematics.

Also, replaced one of those calc. life science courses with Physics I, and also moved up the computer programming course.

I've taken out the Calculus for Life Sciences realized I needed to take a foreign language. I've taken some writing courses and also Elementary Statistics, covering my general education requirements. Re Physics in the summer I learn quickly so I'm not worried. The units per summer session of...