Math 220 U1 (Fall 2013)
Times and Places
Classroom: 40 Allen Hall.
Meeting times: weekdays at 9am, August 26 - December 11.
Office hours:
5pm on Tuesdays in 241 Altgeld Hall; 10am on Fridays in 159 Allen Hall.
Quizzes: every Friday, unless there is an exam.
Midterm exams: Sept. 26, Nov. 1, Dec. 6.
Final exam: 8-11am, Wednesday, December 18, in 40 Allen Hall.
Resources
How to buy the book and WebAssign password.
WebAssign login.
Free and paid tutoring (math department).
Allen Hall Tutoring (let me know if you would like to use this).
Primer on functions.
University of Illinois Student Code.
Policies
Your final grade will be made up of (see also the attendance policy):
- Homework 10%
- Quizzes 15%
- 3 Midterm Exams 45%
- Final Exam 30%
Letter grades will be assigned as follows:
A+: | 96.67-100 |
A: | 93.34-96.66 |
A-: | 90-93.33 |
B+: | 86.67-90 |
B: | 83.34-86.66 |
B-: | 80-83.33 |
C+: | 76.67-80 |
C: | 73.34-76.66 |
C-: | 70-73.33 |
D+: | 66.67-70 |
D: | 63.34-66.66 |
D-: | 60-63.33 |
F: | Below 60 |
A slight curve is possible, but not guaranteed.
Grades on tests and quizzes will be based on correctness, as well as clarity of explanation.
Students are required to attend all class meetings. To accommodate excused absences (see the student code), 5 absences will be allowed.
After that, each absence will cause a 3.33% reduction in the final grade. If you require a more extended excused absence, please notify me immediately.
Quizzes: To accommodate excused absences, each student's two lowest quizzes will not be counted towards the final grade.
Exams: In general, there will be no makeup exams. If you
are going to miss an hour exam you need to notify me before the exam
by e-mail. You must present official documentation excusing
your absence within five business day of the exam date. It is completely my
discretion whether or not your absence is deemed excused or if there will be
a penalty assessed for your absence from the exam.
Students are encouraged to work together on homework, worksheets, and study sessions.
Additionally, help on these will be provided during office hours.
During quizzes and exams, students must work alone and submit their own work. Any communication
during a quiz or exam, or any use of unauthorized notes or devices, will be considered cheating
and reported to the university (which may result in explusion from the university). Additonal information
can be found in the student code (especially Article 1 Part 4).
If you are entitled to accommodations sanctioned
by DRES, I need to be notified with official documentation by no later than
one week into the course.
In accordance with
DRES examination procedures, you are expected to sit
for your hour exam concurrently with the lecture section. If that is not possible due to other course lecture times, see me and we will find a time that I deem appropriate. I need to be notifed at least three business days in
advance so that I can be sure that enough of the different versions of the
exams are on hand at DRES.
Course Content
We will cover Chapters 1-6 of the textbook, covering the following themes:
Chapter 1: What is a function? What are some examples?
Chapter 2: What makes a function "nice"? Definitions of limits, continuity, and derivatives.
Chapter 3: Using derivatives: theory.
Chapter 4: Using derivatives: applications.
Chapter 5: Integrals: extreme addition, undoing derivatives.
Chapter 6: Using integrals: applications.
The exams will cover:
Exam 1: Chapters 1 and 2, and Section 3.1.
Exam 2: Chapters 3 and 4.
Exam 3: Chapters 5 and 6.
Final: Chapters 1-6.
Study Materials
Worksheets:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Worksheet 25 extra problem solution (Part one, part two).
Quizzes:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Exams:
Exam 1: 1a, 1b, Exam 1 Solutions
Exam 2: 2a, 2b
Exam 3: 3a, 3b
Final: Practice, Actual