MATH 114-001 -- SPRING 2013

MATH 114-001 – Analytic Geometry and Calculus II - Spring 2013

Announcements:

Final Exam. Your final exam will be given on Wednesday, May 8, 1:30-4:15 in the same room where we have class. The exam will be similar in style to the midterm exams and the quizzes. Approximately 40% of the final exam will be on material covered since Exam 3, that is, on Sections 9.1-9.3 and 10.1 and 10.2. The remaining 60% of the final will cover material from the rest of the course. A calculator is NOT permitted for the final, however you MAY bring 4 3x5 note cards with notes (both sides).

The following sections will be covered on the final. If a section is not listed below then there will be no problems explicitly from that section. However it is possible that a problem taken from another section will require skills covered in one of the unlisted sections: Sections 6.1-6.5, 7.1-7.4, 7.7, 8.1, 8.3-8.6, 9.1-9.3, 10.1-10.2.

I recommend that you start by reviewing Chapter 6 since it has been a while since we have done anything like that, and there will definitely be problems from that chapter on the final. Then review Chapter 7, then finally Chapter 8 since you have studied Chapter 8 most recently. Take advantage of the fact that there are versions of each exam that you did not take and this should give you a good source for practice problems.

There will be class Monday as usual, and I will have my usual office hours that day. I am still waiting to find out about oral reviews for the final.

Quiz 14. Quiz 14 will be given in your recitation this Thursday, May 2. The quiz will cover 9.3. A calculator is not permitted for this quiz.

Oral Reviews for Exam 3. Oral reviews for Exam 3 will be held on Thursday, April 25 and Friday, April 26. The schedule is here. If you want to attend one of the sessions, do the following:

· Send me an email indicating which session you would like to attend. Send me several options in case the one you want is full.

· As the slots fill up, I will post the schedule at the link above.

· Assignments will be made on a first-come first-served basis. Absolutely no exceptions.

· Please be aware that a section must have at least 3 signed up in order to run.

· If more sections are required, we will accommodate that.

Exam 3. Exam 3 will be given on Monday Apr. 29 at the beginning of class. The exam will last for approximately 50 minutes. No calculator is permitted for this exam. Exam problems will be similar to homework and quiz problems. You are also permitted to bring in one 3x5 card (both sides) with notes. You are reminded that the Honor Code is in effect. In order to avoid the temptation or appearance of cheating, you may not sit near anyone you know or have studied with. The exam will cover Sections 8.1-8.6.

Quiz 13. Quiz 13 will be given in your recitation this Thursday, Apr. 25. The quiz will cover 9.1 and 9.2. A calculator is not permitted for this quiz.

Quiz 12. Quiz 12 will be given in your recitation this Thursday, Apr. 18. The quiz will cover 8.5 and 8.6. A calculator is not permitted for this quiz.

Quiz 11. Quiz 11 will be given in your recitation this Thursday, Apr. 11. The quiz will cover 8.4. A calculator is not permitted for this quiz.

Quiz 10. Quiz 10 will be given in your recitation this Thursday, Apr. 4. The quiz will cover 8.3. A calculator is not permitted for this quiz.

Quiz 9. Quiz 9 will be given in your recitation this Thursday, Mar. 28. The quiz will cover 8.1 and 8.2. I realize that no problems were assigned from these sections, so the quiz will just be some basic questions about sequences and series. A calculator is not permitted for this quiz.

Oral Reviews for Exam 2. Oral reviews for Exam 2 will be held on Thursday, March 21 and Friday, March 22. The schedule is here. If you want to attend one of the sessions, do the following:

· Send me an email indicating which session you would like to attend. Send me several options in case the one you want is full.

· As the slots fill up, I will post the schedule at the link above.

· Assignments will be made on a first-come first-served basis. Absolutely no exceptions.

· Please be aware that a section must have at least 3 signed up in order to run.

Exam 2. Exam 2 will be given on Monday Mar. 25 at the beginning of class. The exam will last for approximately 50 minutes. No calculator is permitted for this exam. Exam problems will be similar to homework and quiz problems. You are also permitted to bring in one 3x5 card (both sides) with notes. You are reminded that the Honor Code is in effect. In order to avoid the temptation or appearance of cheating, you may not sit near anyone you know or have studied with. The exam will cover Sections 7.1-7.4, and 7.7.

Quiz 8. Quiz 8 will be given in your recitation this Thursday, Mar. 21. The quiz will cover 7.6 and 7.7. A calculator is permitted for this quiz.

Quiz 7. Quiz 7 will be given in your recitation this Thursday, Mar. 7. The quiz will cover 7.4. No calculator is permitted for this quiz.

Quiz 6. Quiz 6 will be given in your recitation this Thursday, Feb. 28. The quiz will cover 7.3. No calculator is permitted for this quiz.

Quiz 5. Quiz 5 will be given in your recitation this Thursday, Feb. 21. The quiz will cover 7.1, and 7.2. No calculator is permitted for this quiz.

Exam 1. Exam 1 will be given on Monday Feb. 18 at the beginning of class. The exam will last for approximately 50 minutes. A calculator is permitted for this exam but you may only use basic scientific features of the calculator. You may not use graphing features, or other advanced features. Exam problems will be similar to homework and quiz problems. You are also permitted to bring in one 3x5 card (both sides) with notes. You are reminded that the Honor Code is in effect. In order to avoid the temptation or appearance of cheating, you may not sit near anyone you know or have studied with.

Oral Reviews for Exam 1. Oral reviews for Exam 1 will be held on Thursday, February 14 and Friday, February 15. The schedule is here. If you want to attend one of the sessions, do the following:

· Send me an email indicating which session you would like to attend. Send me several options in case the one you want is full.

· As the slots fill up, I will post the schedule at the link above.

· Assignments will be made on a first-come first-served basis. Absolutely no exceptions.

Quiz 4. Quiz 4 will be given in your recitation this Thursday, Feb. 14. The quiz will cover 6.4, and 6.5. No calculator is permitted for this quiz.

Quiz 3. Quiz 3 will be given in your recitation this Thursday. The quiz will cover 6.3, and 6.4. No calculator is permitted for this quiz.

Quiz 2. Quiz 2 will be given in your recitation this Thursday. The quiz will cover 6.1, and 6.2. No calculator is permitted for this quiz.

Textbook. Because a number of you will not be getting the textbook before tomorrow, I have scanned Section 5.5 through 6.1 in the book. The pdf file is here.

Quiz 1. Quiz 1 will be given in your recitation this Thursday. There will be a problem from 6.1 and a problem from 5.5 on integration with the substitution rule. No calculator is permitted for this quiz.

MyMathLab. I am making MyMathLab available to students this semester. This is an online system created by Pearson (the publishers of our textbook) to give students extra practice and instruction on the material in this course. The use of MyMathLab is purely optional. You will need to obtain an access code in order to use this system all semester. To register and access the course material:

1. Go to www.mymathlab.com.

2. Under Register, click Student.

3. Enter your instructor’s course ID: walnut92881, and click Continue.

4. Sign in with an existing Pearson account or create an account:

a. If you have used a Pearson website (for example, MyITLab, Mastering, MyMathLab, MyPsychLab, etc.), enter your Pearson username and password. Click Sign In.

b. If you do not have a Pearson account, click Create. Write down your new Pearson username and password to help you remember them.

5. Select an option to access your instructor’s online course:

a. Use the access code that came with your textbook or that you purchased

separately from the bookstore.

b. Buy access using a credit card or PayPal.

c. Get 17 days of temporary access.

6. Click Go to Your Course on the confirmation page. Under MyLab / Mastering New Design (on the left side of the page) click Math 114-001 Spring 2013 Walnut.

7. Before using the system, click MML Home on the left side of the page. If you have not used this system before, it will be helpful for you to follow some of the links listed under Welcome to MyMathLab! In particular, you should click Browser Check to make sure that your computer can display everything that needs to be displayed.

8. On the left side of the page, click Homework to view the practice problems I have placed there. They are also displayed under Upcoming Assignments after you click MML Home.

Deadlines. Please be aware of all relevant deadlines. Details may be found here.

Uncollected Quizzes. All uncollected quizzes can be picked up at Rajitha’s office. If you do not pick up your quiz when they are returned in your recitation, you can pick it up there.

Teaching Assistant:

Gautami Erukulla

Office: Research I, room 359 cubicle-15.

Office Hours: T 1pm-3pm, F 1pm-3pm

Email: gerukull@masonlive.gmu.edu

Course syllabus: pdf.

Class notes: