Course:         Math 222   Second Semester Calculus   Spring 2004
                       MWF 9:55-10:45  Lecture 5             B102 Van Vleck

       Instructor:     A.Miller
	Office:         403 Van Vleck             Office hours: MWF 1-2pm
	Email:          miller@math.wisc.edu             Phone:(608) 262-2925
	HomePage:       http://www.math.wisc.edu/~miller/m222

       Text:           Varberg, Purcell, Rigdon, Calculus, 
                       8th ed, Prentice Hall

       Syllabus:  We will be covering chapters 8 9 10 12 13 14 18 from
       the book.   The main topics are techniques of integration,
       infinite series, conic sections and polar coordinates, 2 and 3
       dimensional geometry, and differential equations. In addition
       to learning more of the calculus students will be expected to
       sharpen their algebraic and computational skills.

       Attendance:  Students are expected to attend every lecture and
       discussion section with your Teaching Assistant (TA).  The TA
       section will be used for going over homework problems as well
       as handing back exams and quizzes and answering questions.  In
       addition students will need to study an additional 12-15 hours
       outside of class.  This will include actively reading the book
       as well as working the exercises.

       Grading:  There will be two exams in the evening and the Final
       exam at the regular time.  In addition there will be a TA
       grade.  The method of determining the TA grade will depend on
       the particular TA and will determine 10% of your grade. The
       final exam will count twice as much as each midterm exam.

	   Exam 1 Thursday  Feb 26   7:15pm-9:15pm   place 

	   Exam 2 Thursday  Apr 15   7:15pm-9:15pm   to be 

	   Final  Thursday  May 13   7:25pm-9:25pm   announced 

       No calculators will be allowed on exams.  No cell phones, no
       pagers, no electronic devices at all, no notes, and no books.
       All you will need to bring is your favorite pencil or pen.

       Extra Help:  I encourage you to make use of my office hours or
       make an appointment if you have another class at that time.  I
       find email very convenient.  Your TA will also have office
       hours and an email address. 

       For more help, see the web page:

	 http://www.math.wisc.edu/~tprogram/mathhelp.html

       Which describes review workshops, math lab, guts, and other
       resources.