This paper presents a longitudinal study of four undergraduate mathematics courses. The analysis of problems and exercises given in the outlines of the courses, allows us to describe a particular mathematical organization of the notion of completeness of the set of real numbers. It allows us also to make a hypothesis about the acquisition of knowledge of this topic, which is considered as an example of the passing from Calculus to Mathematical Analysis.
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