office: 411 Van Vleck
e-mail: rsong22 AT wisc.edu
office hours: Mondays 2:30 - 3:30 PM, Wednesdays 2:30 - 3:30 PM, or by appointment.

CLASS SCHEDULE: (Sep 4, 2012-Dec 18, 2012)

LEC 002 : VAN VLECK B102, MWF 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM;
LEC 006 : VAN VLECK B130, MWF 1:20PM - 2:10PM.
• You are required to attend both lectures and discussion sessions.
• You are encouraged to read the corresponding sections of the textbook before each lecture.

DISCUSSION SESSIONS:

• Here you can find all TAs' contact information and office hours.
• Please take good advantage of discussion sessions, where you have lots of opportunites to ask questions and get practice on problems.

TEXTBOOK:

UW Madison Calculus text. You can buy printed copies at the reception desk on 2nd floor of Van Vleck. $17 each. Cash or check only.

GRADE POLICY:

• There will be two evening midterms (90 minutes long) and one final exam (2 hours long), each worth 100 points. EXAMS: Please let me know as soon as possible if you have conflicts with any of the following exams or if you need any accommodation.
  • You are NOT allowed to use books, calculators, computers, cellphones or any other electronic devices during exams. NO outside recources and NO colloboration during exams.
  • Some old exams are available on the library website. I will post practice exams about one week before each exam.
  • Midterm I: Click here for Midterm 1 information.
  • Midterm II: Midterm 2 solutions. Click here for Midterm 2 information.
  • Final: Thursday, Dec 20, 2012, 5:05PM - 7:05PM.
    Locations: Please go to the designated room for the final (This is important because each room has a certain capacity.)
    • Please go to CHAMBERLIN 2103 if your TA is Angelica, Thomas, Brian or Kyriakos.
    • Please go to INGRAHAM B10 if your TA is Eric Ramos, Reese Johnston, Peyman Morteza, Xiaoqian Xu or Suky.
    • Please go to INGRAHAM 19 if your TA is Liu Liu, Heewoo Kang or Rachel Davis.
    Preparing for the Final:
    • Coverage: Final review guide.
    • You may bring one 3" x 5" index card of notes. You may put anything you like on both sides of your index card, but it must be handwritten (no mechanical reproduction). No additional aids are permitted.
    • Practice problems: Final practice exam 1 and Final practice exam 2, and more Final practice problems.
    • Solutions to Final practice exam 1(Correction: Answer to #8 should be e/4.) and Solutions to Final practice exam 2(Correction: Answer to 5(b) should be 4.), and final practice problems solutions.
    • Review sessions: (1) 3:00~5:00 pm, Monday Dec 17, in VV B139 (2) 5-7pm, Saturday Dec 15, in VV B239 by Eric Ramos. (3) 3:30-5:30, Sunday Dec 16 in VV B239, By Peyman. (4) 11-12, Tuesday December 18th in VV B113 (5) 5:30-7:30pm Tuesday December 18th in B119 Van Vleck.
    • My office hours: 1-3pm on Dec 19, and 1-2pm on Dec 20

  GETTING HELP

  PRE-LECTURE QUIZZES and ONLINE HOMEWORK:

  We will have pre-lecture quizzes and (occasionally) online homework on the moodle webpage.

  PROJECTS:

  Throughout this semester, we will work on three projects. These are longer homework problems for which you will work (outside of class) in groups of 2 or 3. The projects will be assigned in discussion session and they will be graded by your TA.

  HOMEWORK and QUIZZES:

  • Homework and Quiz policy
  • trigidentities-simple
  • Previous homework assignments
  • HW 11(Due Dec 4):
    • P144: 2, 3, 6, 8
    • P145-148: 78
    • Do online homework problems on the moodle page: Find antiderivatives, Intergrals involving substitution, Area between curves. Please also submit paper work of "Intergrals involving substitution" and "Area between curves" problems to your TA in discussion.
    • Note that for online problems, if you are asked to enter a numerical answer, please use a calculator to turn your answer into a decimal (accurate up to at least two decimal places, e.g. enter 1.41 if your answer is root 2) and enter it into the blank.
  • HW 12(Due Dec 11):
    • P160-161: 3, 7, 11(a)(b)(c)(d), 13(b)
    • Archimedes was very proud of his result about the volumes of a sphere and its circumscribed cylinder, so he asked for a sketch of a sphere inscribed in a cylinder to be inscribed on his grave. See the wikipedia page of Archimedes.