This text investigates the most effective methods for assessing student comprehension of foundational calculus concepts through structured testing. The author, Kenneth Kramer, provides a comprehensive set of supplementary materials designed to align with the pedagogical framework established in Dennis Berkey's calculus curriculum. By offering a variety of problem sets, the book aims to reinforce mathematical proficiency and identify specific areas where students may struggle with complex analytical operations.

Instructors frequently utilize this resource as a time-saving tool for curriculum development and student assessment. The material is recognized for its direct alignment with the second edition of Berkey's calculus text, making it a standard supplementary component for academic courses.