The course: This is Calculus I, Math 221. Each section covers the same material, at roughly the same pace. While the final exam is common to all sections, the midterm exams and grading schemes vary by instructor.
Prerequisites: You need a good background in algebra and trigonometry, which is usually satisfied by a High School precalculus course or Math 108. The Mathematics Department administers a Screening Test, which is designed to identify students who do not have adequate preparation for the course. The Screening Test is an absolute prerequisite for Math 221: you must pass it or you will not be allowed to take the course. See the Screening test home page for details.
Calc Help Room: This room is staffed by some of the instructors and is available for students that need help in calculus. Students can ask questions of any of the instructors there and not just their own instructor. It is open most of working hours. Follow the link for location and schedule.
The Discovery Program has tutors for various subjects through the Center for Academic Excellence. See the FAQ page for more information.
Syllabus: This is the official course outline. For more details see the course schedule.
Textbook: This page has information about the textbook, supplementary material and the errors in the text.
Final Exam: What to expect on the final exam.
Tests: Sample exams from past semesters. (wildly out of date)
The archives: Copies of the Math 221 home page for previous semesters.