Why Calculus Works , supplemental
notes for the last part of the course kindly provided by David Lutzer. We will cover
Sections 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 10.
Course goals
The goal of the course is
to become a better problem solver and to become competent in writing
mathematical proofs.
Pre-requisites
Math 241 or equivalent. Concurrent registration in Math 241 is acceptable.
Office Hours: On Zoom, to be announced
Homework assignments
All assignment are due AT THE BEGINNING OF CLASS and will be turned in electronically.
The graded assignments will also be returned electronically, and all of this
is done on Moodle.
NO LATE HOMEWORKS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR ANY REASON.
If you have a reasonable excuse for missing an assignment,
I will score it by the average of the other assignments.
ONE CANNOT PASS THE CLASS UNLESS ONE EARNS AT LEAST 60% AVERAGE ON THE
HOMEWORK SETS
Exam information
Midterm Exam 1: To be announced
Midterm Exam 2: To be announced
Final Exam:
To be announced
Course grade calculation
Course grades are determined by homeworks (10%), midterm exams (30% each)
and the final exam (30%).
All grades will be numerical (e.g. 0--100). For final course grades,
90% guarantees you an A-, 80% guarantees a B-, 65% guarantees a C-, 50%
guarantees a D-.
Intermediate grades will also be given, e.g. 87% guarantees a B+.