This document discusses integration and integration rules. It defines integration as the reverse process of differentiation, where differentiation finds the rate of change and integration finds the family of functions whose rates of change are a given function. Several basic integration rules are summarized that allow integrals to be obtained directly from differentiation formulas. Integration by parts is also covered as a method to integrate some product functions where one factor can be integrated and the resulting integral is easier than the original. Examples are provided to demonstrate applying these integration techniques.