How to Explore CS–Calculus Connections

Discover how computer science topics connect to key calculus ideas and why those links matter.

1. Select CS topics: Use the list under "CS Topics" to choose one or more CS topics or entire courses. You can combine multiple selections to see overlapping calculus needs.
2. Browse connected calculus ideas: The middle panel opens on the Full calculus concept map by default; switch to the Connected calculus list tab for a ranked list of calculus topics connected to your CS selections. Darker colors indicate topics with more or stronger connections.
3. Open details for a calculus topic: Click any colored calculus pill to focus the graph on that topic and its nearby connections.
4. Read rationales: After you click a pill, the right-hand sidebar shows written explanations ("rationales") that describe how the selected calculus idea supports the CS topics you chose. These rationales are automatically filtered by your current CS selections.
5. Full calculus concept map: The default graph-based visualization supports zoom and pan so you can explore prerequisites and connections across the calculus topics.
6. Read node colors: Use the legend in the bottom-left corner of the concept map to interpret node colors. Blue is Calculus I, green is Calculus II, and after you select CS topics, red glow marks connected topics, opaque gray marks prerequisite-only topics, and faded gray marks topics with no connection to your selection.