4. What are the strengths and what should learners be aware of?

Strengths:

• Offers a modern, intuitive framework, teaching calculus in a way that links fundamental concepts naturally, reducing fatigue and enhancing conceptual clarity.
• Concise and focused—ideal for reinforcing integration fundamentals quickly and effectively.

Limitations:

• Coverage is narrow—does not include advanced Calculus II topics like multiple integrals, parametric functions, or polar/coordinate systems.
• Lacks interactive software or computational tools; learning appears primarily video-and-assignment based.