Math 222 Lecture 2     Second Semester Calculus    Fall 2010

    MWF  2:25pm-3:15pm                             Van Vleck B102

    A. Miller
    www.math.wisc.edu/~miller/m222          miller@math.wisc.edu

    Office hours:  after 3:30 on Monday or Friday
    I will be available after lecture in B102 until
    at least 3:30 to answer questions concerning the lecture and
    your other concerns.   I am also available by appointment
    after 3:30pm on either Monday or Friday.

    Office: 403 Van Vleck Hall (608) 262-2925

    Text:  No book.  There are on-line lecture notes:
     free222.pdf and AnswersHints.pdf.
    Hard-copy can be purchased at Bob's Copy Shop
     www.bobscopyshop.com

    Grading:
    100 points  Exam 1   Thursday  Oct  7   7:15pm-9:15pm (evening)
    100 points  Exam 2   Thursday  Nov 18   7:15pm-9:15pm (evening)
    150 points  Final    Saturday  Dec 18   7:45am-9:45am (morning)
     50 points - determined by each TA includes 10 minute quiz

    The place of the exams will be announced.  No calculators or
    other electronic devices may be used during the exam.

    Homework exercises will be assigned in lecture each MWF. These
    will be discussed in the Tu-Th discussion sections at a time to
    be determined by each individual TA.  It is important that you
    do the problems before they are discussed and before looking at
    the answer.

    Although homework will not be graded I am asking each TA to give
    a 10-minute quiz in each Tue and Thur section meeting consisting
    of a problem similar to the homework exercises.

    Help with homework:
    It is important to try and do the problems before asking for help.
    Your TA will be announcing their office hours.  If you are unable
    to come during their office hours,  you may make an appointment
    with your TA, or you may see one of the other TAs during their
    office hours.      Or drop-in at:

         MATH LAB: a free program run by all Calculus TAs.
      It begins Sept 14 and is open more than 20 hours a week.
                 www.math.wisc.edu/~mathlab/