Math 3B -
Calculus with
Applications II - Spring 2007
Instructor: Alex Dugas my homepage
Office: 6510 South Hall
Office Hours: M
Prerequisites: Math 3A (with a grade of C or better) or AP credit.
Text: James Stewart. Calculus.
Early Transcendentals Single Variable. Fifth edition.
Lecture: T Th
Section: You must sign up for and attend a discussion section as
well.
The section times and locations for this course are as follows:
The GSI for this course is Ri-Xiang Chen. His office hours are:
Announcements:
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Reading |
Homework Due |
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Tu 4/3 |
Antiderivatives |
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Th 4/5 |
Areas. Right and Left Endpoint Approximations. |
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Tu 4/10 |
Distances. Riemann Sums. Definite Integrals. |
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Th 4/12 |
Properties of the Definite Integral. Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, parts 1 & 2. |
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Tu 4/17 |
Indefinite Integrals. Net-Change Theorem. |
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Th 4/19 |
Substitution. |
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Tu 4/24 |
Integration by Parts. |
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Th 4/26 |
First Midterm. |
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Tu 5/1 |
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Th 5/3 |
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Tu 5/8 |
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Th 5/10 |
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Tu 5/15 |
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Th 5/17 |
Second
Midterm. |
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Tu 5/22 |
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Th 5/24 |
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Tu 5/29 |
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Th 5/31 |
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Tu 6/5 |
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Th 6/7 |
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Tu 6/12 |
Final Exam – |
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Homework: Homework exercises will be
assigned
every week to be completed online using WebWork.
Your
username is your
Quizzes: There will be a quiz during the first 10 minutes
of
lecture every Thursday (except for the days of the midterms). A
typical
quiz will be one problem, very similar to one from the homework due the
preceding day, and will be graded out of 3
points. It is your responsibility to bring a blank sheet of paper
and
pen/pencil to class to take the quizzes. You are
not
allowed to use any books, notes, calculators, etc. There
are no
make-up quizzes, but your TWO lowest scores will
only be
counted for extra credit.
Exams: There will be two in-class midterm
exams on Thursday
April 26 and on Thursday May 17 from
Grades: Grades will be computed from your scores on
homeworks, quizzes
and exams as follows: Homework = 10%, Quizzes = 15%, Each Midterm =
20%, Final
= 35%. No letter grades will be assigned until the end of the
semester,
and the exact grading scale will depend on the difficulty of the
exams.
However, a 90% or above will guarantee you at least an A, an 80% will
be at
least a B, and 70% will be at least a C.