Time:

MWF 1:25PM-2:15PM

Place:

EE/CS 3-210

Text:

Calculus, Early Transcendentals, (6th edition)
James Stewart,                ISBN: 9780495466468

Instructors:

Dr. Yongfeng Li

Office:

Lind Hall 351

Phone:

(612)626-0005

E-mail:

yonli@ima.umn.edu

WWW:

www.ima.umn.edu/~yonli/MATH1272/index.html

Office Hours:

4:30pm--5:30pm, MWF or by appointment

Discussion Sections:

LEC31     TuTh  12:20PM-1:10PM AkerH 309          
                TA:   Bo, Yang              Office: Vincent Hall 559 
LEC32     TuTh  12:20PM-1:10PM AkerH 313          
                TA:   Xin, Shen             Office: Vincent Hall 520 
LEC33     TuTh  12:20PM-1:10PM VinH 20          
                TA:   Haoran, Chen      Office: Vincent Hall 112 
LEC34     TuTh  1:25PM-2:15PM RapsonH 56          
                TA:   Haoran, Chen      Office: Vincent Hall 112 
LEC35     TuTh  1:25PM-2:15PM NichH 315          
                TA:   Xin, Shen             Office: Vincent Hall 520 
LEC36     TuTh  1:25PM-2:15PM AkerH 309          
                TA:   Bo, Yang              Office: Vincent Hall 559 

Course Coverage:

7.1, 7.7-8, 9.1, 9.3, 9.5, 10.1-6, 11.1-6, 11.8-10, 12.1-5, 13.1-2, 13.4 

Homework:

The homework will be assigned every week. Your TA will give direc-tions on the dates that the problems are due.
The homework will be graded on a coarse scale (0,1,2,3) points.

Quiz:

There will be a weekly quiz of 15-20 minutes every Thursday. The best 8 will be counted in the final grade.
The first quiz is in the week Sep 14-18. (No quiz during the Thanksgiving week.)

Exam:

There will be 3 midterm tests of 50 minutes. The lowest of the 3 scores will be dropped.
Exam will be given at the discussion section on the following Thursdays,
10/08/2009, 11/05/2009, 12/03/2009.

Final Grade:

Homwork(5%)+Quiz(5%)+HourExam(40%)+Final Exam(50%).

Class Policy:

-Lecture and discussion section attendance is strongly recommended.
-Group study and discussion are encouraged, however, the home-work must be completed independently.
-You are also strongly suggested to work on as many exercises as possible.
-No makeup quiz or exam is allowed for missing it with no reason. Please go through carefully the class
  schedule and mark all the important dates for EXAM and QUIZ in your calender to avoid any conflict.
-No calculator and formula sheet are allowed in all exams and quizzes.
-Please contact your lecturer or TA for help, or go for any resources from which you can have help.
  But DON'T wait before it is too late.

Date

Topics covered

Week 1

09/08--09/11

Review Chapter 3-6

Week 2

09/14--09/18

Integration by Parts, Substitution, Numerical Integration.

Sec 7.1 and Lecture Notes

Week 3

09/21--09/25

Lecture Notes

Week 4

09/28--10/02

Lecture Notes;

Sections 7.8, 8.1, 8.2

Week 5

10/05--10/09

Sections 9.1, 9.3, 9.5

EXAM 1: Oct 08

Solution of Exam 1

Week 6

10/12--10/16

Sections 10.1, 10.2, 10.3

Week 7

10/19--10/23

Sections 10.4, (10.5, 10.6)

Week 8

10/26--10/30

Sections 11.1, 11.2

Review of Exam 2.

10/28, 5:00—7:00pm

10/29, 4:00—6:00pm

Week 9

11/02--11/06

Sections 11.3, 11.4, 11.5

EXAM 2: Nov 5

Solution of Exam 2

Week 10

11/09--11/13

Sections 11.6, 11.8, 11.9 11.10

Complex Exponentials (page A63 )

Week 11

11/16--11/20

Sections 12.1, 12.2, 12.3

Week 12

11/23--11/25

Sections 12.4, 12.5

Thanksgiving Holiday

(no lecture and discussion on 11/26-27)

Week 13

11/30--12/04

Sections 13.1, 13.2, 13.4

Review of Exam 3.

11/30, 4:45pm—6:45pm

Exam 3: Dec 03

Solution of Exam 3

Week 14

12/07--12/11

Newton's theorem and planetary motion

Review of Final Exam.

Week 15

12/14--12/16

Final Exam: Dec 17, 2009

Solution of Final Exam