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<p>Thanks for this. I’ve got two months to study, and an academic library at my fingertips. Any suggestions on what I could study (even specifically in Rudin) to place out of calculus and into analysis? I don’t know what the book looks like, but would it be best to start at the beginning? Actually, I don’t want to just place out, I want to have a reasonable background in calculus that will allow me to join the flow of the regular curriculum fairly smoothly. Think it’s possible?</p>
<p>I’m in a bit of a rush past calculus because I’m a transfer student, and I’ve already taken your “typical” Calculus I course twice, and Calculus II once. I understand that the Honors Calculus program at Chicago is different from what I’ve already learned (and I’ve had some experience with the foundations of the real numbers), but I just may have to commit hari kari if they tell me I need to take calculus again.</p>