Math 151 WebCalc Fall 02 INSTRUCTOR: E–MAIL ADDRESS: WEB ADDRESS: OFFICE HOURS: Joe Kahlig kahlig@math.tamu.edu http://www.math.tamu.edu/∼joe.kahlig/ 9:00-11:00 MWF 11:00-Noon TR other times by appointment PHONE: OFFICE: 862–1303 640D Blocker IMPORTANT: This course will be taught over the internet using the software package Scientific Notebook. There is no book required for this course. If you have already bought the Stewart book, it will make a good reference. The material is taught over the web, so do not expect the traditional lecture. To be successful in the course, YOU must be disciplined enough to work and learn on YOUR own. MWF Classes: You will read the sections using Sci-Notebook and work the online exercises. Work these problems by hand, using paper and pen/pencil, before checking the online answers. A teaching assistant will also be available to answer questions. TR Classes: We will work problems in class and take quizzes. You will also be able to ask questions over the material or problems. MATH 151 WEB PAGE: The Mathematics Department has a web page for Math 151. Its URL address is http://calclab.math.tamu.edu/docs/math151 CATALOG DESCRIPTION: Vectors and Parametric Curves, Limits, Derivatives, and Applications, Integrals GRADING POLICY: Your grade will be determined by three exams, a cumulative final exam, and a quiz/homework grade. The weights of each of these are as follows: Exam I 15% October 3 Exam II 15% October 29 Exam III 20% December 3 Final Exam 25% Quiz/Homework 25% The final exam is on Wednesday, December 18 from 1-3pm. Exams I, II, and III are common exams and are administered in the evenings from 7:30-9:30pm. The room for the exam will be given the week of the exam. If you miss an exam, you must contact me within 48 hours of the exam. To make up the exam you will need appropriate documentation of a university-excused absence. Any question regarding grading/scoring must be done within a week of the return of the exams or no change in the grade will be made. WEEK IN REVIEW: See my web site for this information. ATTENDANCE: Attendance of both lectures and labs is mandatory for a successful completion of this course. There will be a quiz everyday in the Tuesday/Thursday part of the course. The sections that this quiz covers will either be announced in the computer labs or placed on my web site. I will take your best 20 quiz grades out of the 24 given. There will be no makeup quizzes. COPYRIGHT STATEMENT: Please note that all written and web materials for this course are protected by copyright laws. You can xerox( or download) one copy for your own use, but multiple copies are forbidden unless written permission is obtained by your instructor. SCHOLASTIC DISHONESTY WILL NOT BE TOLERATED. Any instance of scholastic dishonesty will be handled as consistent with University Regulations. Programming notes/formulas into your calculator is considered cheating. This is a tentative schedule and it might change as the semester progresses. Week 1 Section 5 Vectors 2 3 6 Limits 7 Continuity 8 Derivatives 9 Derivative formulas 10 Derivative notations 14.2 Velocity 19 Trigonometric derivatives 12 The chain rule 13.1 Implicit differentiation 14 Higher derivatives 15 Vector-valued functions and tangent vectors to curves 13.2 Related rates 13.3 Differentials and linear approximations 24 Newton’s method 16 Exponential functions 17 Inverse functions 18 Logarithmic functions 20 Applications to economics 21 Radioactive decay 22 Applications to other sciences 25 Inverse Trigonometric functions 26 L’Hopital’s rule 7.5, 11 The extreme and mean value theorems 27 Introduction to curve sketching 28 concavity 29 Asymptotes 30 Optimization 32 Antiderivatives 33 The definite integral 34 The fundamental theorem of calculus 35 Integration by substitution Review for Final 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Additional info Omit 5.6 and 5.8(and other 3-dimensional things). Review Sections 1 and 2 Omit 6.2(ε and δ). Postpone 7.5 (extreme value theorem). Review section 4 if needed. • Exam 1: Thursday October 3 • Exam 2: Tuesday October 29 • Exam 3: Tuesday December 3