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TEXTBOOK
Calculus, Early transcendentals, by Jon Rogawski, W. H. Freeman.You will need the volume containing chapters on the integral through sequences and series, chapters 5 through 10.
A brief description of the material covered each week is in the Syllabus
You are expected to read the textbook before the classroom discussion of each topic, as indicated on the schedule of reading assignments
HOMEWORK
Homework will consist of problems assigned from the textbook (see the link below) as well as additional problems provided by your instructor. Each lecturer will announce that section's policy on collection and grading of homework.
You are encouraged to discuss homework problems with your fellow students. Working in groups makes the explanation of approaches and solutions a part of the process and helps you learn. Your goal is to find solutions and to communicate your work in a convincing manner.
Link to Homework Assignments for this semester.
MATH LEARNING CENTER
The Math Learning Center is located in SEO 430. It is a spacious and comfortable place to study. Someone will be there during its hours of operation to assist students with Math 181. You should visit it and get to know different TAs and peer tutors that can provide you with instant help.
GRADES
The course grade is based on the total number of points from hour exams, homework, quizzes, computer labs, and the final exam. Your lecturer may alter this scheme. Check your lecturer's home page for more information.
| Homework and quizzes | 100 points total | ||
| Two Hour Exams | 100 points each | On September 26 and November 5 at your regular class time | |
| Final Exam | 200 points | Thursday, December 11 from 3:30 to 5:30pm |
SYLLABUS
Here is a brief overview of the material we will cover.
(For a day-by-day breakdown of the material, see the "Homework" link above.)