MWF 8:30 - 9:20 am, 108 Physical Sciences Center
Exam I: September 29
Exam II: October 27
Exam III: November 24
Final Exam: December 18 (Thursday), 10:30 - 12:30
Office Hours: Wednesday 2:30 - 3:30, Friday 9:30 - 11:30, and by appointment
First day
handout (pdf)
Front row duty
roster (pdf)
Homework, and
some solutions
(updated regularly)
There are many helpful resources at the
UC Davis Calculus
Page.
You may wish to avail yourself of the Mathematics Help Center, which is open until 5:30 pm on weekdays. You can go any time, not just during your TA's office hours.
Jan. 6: Here are solutions to the final exam. Sorry for the delay. If you want to look over your exam, feel free to stop by any time during the Spring semester.
Dec. 22: Grades have been submitted and posted on D2L. If you wish to look over your final exam, feel free to drop by any time during the next year. Have a good break!
Dec. 10: Here is some information about the final exam.
Dec. 10: I will have office hours Tuesday Dec. 16 from 2 to 4 pm (and no office hours on Wednesday Dec. 17).
Dec. 4: Solutions to the third exam are here.
Nov. 18: Here is some information about the third exam.
Nov. 17: This week, I need to shift my wednesday office hours. They will be held from 10:30 to 11:30 am this wednesday (not 2:30-3:30 pm).
Nov. 4: Solutions to the second exam are here.
Oct. 22: Here is some information about the second exam.
Oct. 1: Solutions to the first exam are here.
Sep. 26: Here is some information about the first exam.
Sep. 23: This week only, I need to shift my wednesday office hours. They will be held from 10:30 to 11:30 am this wednesday (not 2:30-3:30 pm).
Aug. 29: Once again, here is a pdf scan of section 5.1. I can't continue this any further though, so if you anticipate not having the book for much longer, you'll need to get in touch with a classmate and use theirs.
Aug. 28: You should have a look at the OU Math Club and its blog.
Aug. 28: For those of you who have had trouble acquiring the textbook, I am temporarily posting a scanned pdf file of section 4.9 here. Also, looking at it now, I see that problem 31 got cut off. It should say f(pi/3) = 4.
Aug. 27: I have had to adjust my office hours slightly. They are given above.
Aug. 24: Anyone who misses the first two class meetings will be dropped from the course automatically. If you have a good reason for missing both classes, let me know immediately.
Aug. 24: Add-Drop Procedure: For those of you wishing to join the class, there is nothing I can do at the moment, since it is already over-enrolled. If you want to try to get in, you must attend both of the first two class meetings, and ask me to put you on the list. Sometime during the second week of class, things will be worked out and you should find out, by Wednesday September 3, whether you got in. I should point out that the decision is not made by me, but by others who have more complete information.