Course:         Math 211   Calculus                     Fall 2011

     MWF  9:55-10:45   B102 Van Vleck        Lecture 2
     MWF 12:05-12:55   2650 Humanities       Lecture 1

   Instructor:     A.Miller
    Office:         403 Van Vleck            Office hours:  MWF 2:30-3:30
    Email:          miller@math.wisc.edu            Phone:   (608) 262-2925
    HomePage:       http://www.math.wisc.edu/~miller/m211

   Text: Calculus for business, economics, and the social and life sciences,
         by Laurence D. Hoffman and Gerald L. Bradley,
         Brief edition, Tenth edition. McGraw Hill

   TA section:  You will meet with your teaching assistant (TA) twice a
   week.  The TA sections will be used for going over homework problems as
   well as handing back exams and answering questions.  Homework problems
   will be assigned in each lecture and due in TA section when your TA tells
   you.  I recommend that TAs give a short - one question - quiz on a randomly
   chosen problem each time she/he meets with you.

   Grading:  There will be two evening exams during the semester (Thursdays
   7:15pm-9:15), the final exam at the regular time (Dec 18 10:05am-12:05),
   and a TA grade.   The final exam will count about one and half times as
   much as each evening exam.  Your TA grade will count about 10% of your
   grade.  It will be based on a combination of TA section quiz, class
   participation, attendance, grading homework or whatever else the TA wants
   to use (ask him or her).

   No Calculators:  Due to the fact that there is a wide variation in the
   abilities of calculators they will not be allowed on exams.  No cell
   phones, no electronic devices at all, no notes, and no books.  All you
   will need to bring is your favorite pencil or pen.

   Makeup Exams:  If you are too ill to take a midterm or for some other good
   reason cannot make it to the exam, contact your TA to get permission to
   take a makeup exam.  The makeup will be a completely different exam given
   by your TA at a time after the regular exam time.  I never give early exams
   or the same exam at a different time.

   Math Lab:  This is a free, drop-in tutorial program staffed by math
   department teaching assistants and tutors.
     B-227 Van Vleck
     Monday-Thursday 3:30-8:30pm   &   Sunday 3:30-6:50pm
     http://www.math.wisc.edu/~mathlab/

   GUTS: (Greater University Tutoring Service) is a free peer tutoring service
   available to all students.
     http://guts.studentorg.wisc.edu/

   Mathematics Tutorial Program:
   What are you expected to know in your math class?
     http://www.math.wisc.edu/~tprogram/

   Private Tutors: For a list of private tutors see:
     http://www.math.wisc.edu/tutors