| Catalog Listing: MTH 1108, Basic Calculus 2. (This link may be useful if you are comparing this course with other courses offered by the Mathematics Department). |
| Course Coordinator Prof. Anthony Iarrobino, phone:x5524; office:526 NI,e-mail:iarrobin@neu.edu. |
| Instructors:(to be completed by Jan 3) |
| All sections but Prof. Iarrobino Syllabus, |
| Prof. Anthony Iarrobino,
Graphing Calculator Section,
syllabus and info
GC Section Class Notes. Classroom: Section 1: Place
TBA, Time: Seq. 1. MWTh 8AM (Key#?) |
| Policy on Calculators: A scientific calculator (trig functions, log, exponentials) is required for all sections. A graphing caculator is permitted in all sections, and is required in the Graphing Calculator (GC) Section of Prof. Iarrobino. |
| Grading: Each instructor will pass out an information street containing the grading policy for his/her section. Each will have quizzes and exams, and possibly graded homework counting 60%, and the departmental final will count 40% (50% if that should help the grade). |
| Final Exam:The final exam for all sections of Math 1108 in Winter 2001, is TBA (this
info will be available by Jan 5)
You are expected to take into account your final exam schedule, in making your travel
and other plans for the end of the quarter. It will be a departmental final exam required of all, that will count 40% of your grade
(or 50% if that improves your course grade); several
problems will be different for the GC section. Old finals are available at the Math Dept office,
567 Lake Hall, and Sample Problem for the final will be handed out before the last weeks of class.
There will be a table of integrals and formulas at the back of the Final Exam, calculators
are allowed, it is a 2 hour exam. Alternate Final: An alternate final on a different day will be given if you have three exams in a day, or a conflict with another final: the registrar has requested that an application for a conflict final be filed during the first week of classes. Any other reason for an alternate final must be approved by the course coordinator in advance: normally, vacation travel is not a sufficient reason. The alternate final is never easier than the main final exam. You may not take the main final exam after you have taken the alternate final. The day for an alternate final is arranged in advance with your instructor and the course coordinator. |
Further course material on web: We will have here links to some worksheets, and to a ``Sample Final'', an extended problem sheet to help you prepare for the final. Also, we will announce in classes and here a coursewide review session either last week of classes, or early in exam week. Amount from Flow Notes (Handout) Amount/Flow Worksheet #3C (pdf) (Includes formulas for Riemann sums). Solutions to Amount/Flow Worksheet #3C (pdf) Mathematical Models Handout (pdf) (information about modelling and the three main Differential Equations studied in Math 1108) Quiz on differential equations, separation of variables, Newton's law of Cooling (pdf) (Prof. Suciu, 1999) Solved quiz on differential equations, separation of variables, Newton's law of Cooling (pdf) (Prof. Suciu, 1999) Sample Quiz 4B (Newton's Law of Cooling; Flow and Amount (all sections) Solutions to Sample Quiz 4B (NLC, Flow and amount) Solutions to WS#4 (NLC, logistic Diff Equtation, separation of variables in Diff Eqn.) *NEW! Problems to Help Prepare for the Final Exam Solved Final from Winter 1999 ANSWERS TO WINTER OO GC FINAL (this is close to the Gover text sample final passed out: but problem #3, especially, is different) |