Office Location and Hours: 308 TMCB. MWF 1--2pm, and by appointment. (On most days when I am not attending seminar or committee meeting, you should be able to find me in my office during the hours of 10--12am or 4--6pm.)

Textbook:

Salas and Hille's Calculus, 8th edition, revised by G.J. Etgen, John Wiley, NY, 1999.

Pre-requisite and Placement Test:

Pre-requisite: Math 110 and 111 or equivalent. Students are requested to take the placement test given in the testing center during the first week of class. For a sample placement test, please visit http://www.math.byu.edu/Courses/Placement. More information can be found at http://www.math.byu.edu/~jarvis/placement-test.html.

Syllabus:

From Catalog: Differential and integral calculus: limits; continuity; the derivative and applications; extrema; the definite integral; fundamental theorem of calculus; L'Hopital's rule. Essentially we will be covering materials from chapters 1-5,7 and section 6.1 in the textbook. Some related topics and mathematical software tools will also be discussed.

Homework

Homework will be assigned daily. Late homework will be accepted subject to reduced credit.

Test:

Four tests are currently scheduled. These tests will be given at the testing center. Each test has a three hour limit. Personal calculators, computers, books or notes are not permitted. Made up tests may not be arranged except in case of emergency or absence due to official university business. If you want to attend special events, e.g., your sister's wedding or your nephew's baptism, you may arrange to take the test up to a week prior to, but not after, the set test date.

Final:

The common final is scheduled on Saturday, Dec 9, 1999 at 6:30-9:30pm (to be finalized.) Please note that this is a BYU designated reading day and NOT during the regular examination period. The rather strict departmental policy is that no one may take the final at another time unless he/she has an official university excused absence or in case of emergency (with documented support.) In the past, a number of students did not take this policy seriously and consequently had failed the course. The final will be comprehensive and will be written by a mathematics department committee.
 

Course Grade:

Course grade will be calculated from the following distribution:

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