CRN 35469, 4 Credits
Class time: MWF 1 pm - 2 pm, T 2 pm – 3 pm, GRUE 206
Instructor: Dr. Alexei Rybkin, CHAP 304B, tel. 474-6002, arybkin@alaska.edu
Teaching Assistant: Yan Song, sawyersongy@gmail.com
Office Hours: MWF 9:15-10:15 and by appointment; CHAP 304B.
Prerequisites: MATH 200 with a C- or better or placement in Math 201.
Text: Larson and Edwards’ Calculus Early Transcendental Functions, 5 th
custom
Edition.
Course Description:
In this course you are finally going to learn how to integrate and apply integration in science and engineering. You will also study infinite series, a particularly important tool of modern computation. Calculus II is one of the most important courses in your education. This course shall cover parts of Chapter 7. (Applications of Integration), 8.
(Integration Techniques, L’Hôpital’s Rule, and Improper Integrals), 9. (Infinite Series),
10. (Parametric Equations and Polar Coordinates).
Homework (hw) and Quizzes:
Online hw will be assigned each class period through WebAssign. You will have two days for each assignment (exact terms will be given later). There will be a quiz each
Friday. No late hw and no make-ups for quizzes.
Quizzes will be graded by the TA.
Midterms:
There will be three one-hour pencil and paper midterms (announced at least one week in advance). An hour review will be given one class prior to each midterm discussing the exam in great detail. No make-ups except for documented circumstances.
I will grade the tests. Curving will be used only if particular exams turn out to be unexpectedly difficult.
Final Exam:
A two hour closed book comprehensive exam is
May 8
, 10:15 -12:15. Please do not plan on leaving prior to the final exam as it is against the departmental policy to give earlier final exams (see www.uaf.edu/dms/policies/ )

Attendance is mandatory but will not be taken. If you are late or miss class you should get notes/important info from a fellow student.
Support Service: Math Lab in Chap 305 is available for free with tutors on duty.
Grades: Are determined from:
- Hw 15%
- Quizzes 10%
- Three Midterms 45%
- Final 30%
Course grades are determined as follows (in interval notation):
A+ (97,100]
A (93, 97]
A- [90, 93]
B+ (87, 90)
B (83, 87]
B- [80, 83]
C+ (77, 80)
C (73, 77]
C- [70, 73]
D+ (67, 70)
D (63, 67]
D- [60, 63]
F [0, 60)
Remarks:
● Borderline cases will be graded up or down based upon your overall performance (including attendance and class room participation).
● You must have at least 60% on the final to get a C or better.
Withdrawals:
The withdrawal deadline is March 14. You could be withdrawn if you are subject to one of:
● fail to submit eight or more consecutive hw assignments
● maintain an average of 55% or less by the withdrawal deadline
● don’t have all prerequisites for this class
University and Department Policies: Your work in this course is governed by the UAF Honor Code.
Visit www.uaf.edu/dms/policies/ for the Department of Math and Statistics specific policies on incompletes, late withdrawals, and early final exams.
Disabilities Services: The Office of Disability Services implements the Americans with Disabilities
Act (ADA).
Please contact the Office of Disabilities Services (203 WHIT, 474-7043) to set up any necessary accommodations.
Have a great semester and best of luck!!!