MATH 107 CLASS INFORMATION, POLICIES,
and SYLLABUS SUMMER SEMESTER 2004
Instructor: Dr. Bo Deng
Office: 828 Oldfather Hall before June 11 and 318 Avery after June 14.
Phone: 472-7219 (Do
not leave voice messages)
E-mail: bdeng@math.unl.edu
Office Hours:
Grades: There will be
5 quizzes on Wednesday’s recitations. There will be 4 hour exams plus the Final
Exam, all on Friday’s recitations. 20 points for each quiz.
20 points for the Gateway Exam. 100
points for each hour exam. 200 points for the Final
Exam. There should be no more than 750 points for the session. A standard conversion between percentile
grades and letter grades will be used for your course grades.
Text: Calculus,
2nd Edition, by Smith and Minton
Calculator: You are required to have a graphing
calculator for this course. The TI-85
and TI-86 are recommended. Calculators
that do symbolic computations will not be permitted on exams.
Scheduling: The reverse side of this syllabus includes a
tentative schedule of assignments and exams.
These details are presented as a guide.
Your instructor may change the dates for each assignment and/or exam,
modify the exercise list, and/or add assignments. It is your responsibility to keep track of
the course details and schedule for your section.
Exercises: You are expected to work the assigned
exercises after the corresponding material is presented in class, and BEFORE
the next class meeting (lecture or recitation).
Projects and Other Assignments: This course
may include a group project. Your
instructor will decide on the specific requirements for your project
report. There may also be other graded
assignments, at the discretion of your instructor.
Prerequisite
Policy: Students must have completed Math 106 with a
grade of C or better before taking Math 107.
Any students who do not meet this requirement will be dropped from the
course.
GATEWAY
EXAM: This exam consists of 6 questions in which
you are asked to carry out calculations without using calculators, notes, or
tables. You must get at least 5
questions completely right to pass. If
you do not pass the Gateway Exam when it is first administered, you must go to
the Arts and Sciences College Testing Center (Burnett 127) or other
authorized testing center for a retake (picture ID required). The final deadline for passing the Gateway
is
Special
Dates:
The FINAL EXAM is on
Students
are expected to arrange their personal and work schedule to allow them to take
the exam at the scheduled time. Students
who have conflicting exam schedules may be allowed to take an alternate final,
which is always given after the regularly scheduled final. No student will be allowed to take the final
exam early.
Departmental
grading appeals policy: Students who believe their
academic evaluation has been prejudiced or capricious have recourse for appeals
to (in order) the instructor, the departmental chair, the departmental appeals
committee, and the college appeals committee.
TENTATIVE
SCHEDULE
Week Section Exercises
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 GATEWAY EXAM (June 25–July 8) Week 4 Week
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4.4 The
Definite Integral 4.5 Fundamental
Theorem of Calculus 4.7 Numerical
Integration 4.6 Integration
by Substitution 4.6 Integration
by Substitution 5.1 Area
between Curves 5.2 Volumes
by Slicing 5.3 Volumes
by Cylindrical Shells 5.6 Work,
Moments, Hydrostatic Force 5.6 Work,
Moments, Hydrostatic Force EXAM 1 6.4 Growth
and Decay Problems 6.2 Inverse
Functions 6.7 Inverse
Trigonometric Functions 6.8 Calculus
of Inverse Trig Functions 7.1 Review of Formulas and Techniques 7.2 Integration
by Parts 7.2 Integration
by Parts 7.3
Trigonometric Techniques 7.5
Integration by Tables EXAM 2 7.4 Integration
by Partial Fractions 7.4 Integration
by Partial Fractions 7.1-7.5 Integration
Technique Review 7.7 Improper
Integrals 7.7 Improper
Integrals 7.6 L’Hopital’s Rules 8.1 Sequences
of Real Numbers 8.2 Infinite
Series 8.3
The Integral Test EXAM 3 8.3 The
Comparison Test 8.4 Alternating Series 8.5 Absolute
Convergence / Ratio Test 8.6
Power Series 8.7 Taylor
Series 8.7 Taylor
Series 8.8 Applications
of Taylor Series 9.1 Plane
Curves / Parametric Equations 9.1 Plane
Curves / Parametric Equations
The 4th of July Holiday 9.2 Calculus and Parametric Equations 9.3 Arc
Length 9.3 Surface
Area 9.4 Polar
Coordinates 9.5 Calculus
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