MATH 214-2
INTEGRAL CALCULUS
Miguel A. Lerma - Fall 2003
Section 31
MWF 9:00 am - Lunt 105
TH 9:00 am - LUNT 105/107
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Consult it often for announcements, homework assignments and
possible changes to the syllabus.
Index
Announcements
- Final Exam: Thursday, December 11, 2003, 3:00-5:00pm, Tech
M345.
Course Description
Math 214-2 Calculus II
Definite integrals and areas, the Fundamental Theorems of Calculus,
substitution, integration by parts, other methods of integration,
numerical techniques, computation of volumes, arc length,
average of a function, applications (to physics, engineering, and
probability), separable differential equations, exponential growth,
infinite series, and Taylor series.
Teachers
Class Logistics
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Textbooks
Stewart, Calculus, Concepts and Contexts (2nd ed.),
Brooks/Cole.
Miguel A. Lerma:
Notes on Calculus II. (See below.)
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Discussion Sessions
The discussion sessions will be held on Thursdays under the TA's
supervision. They will include a quiz, except for the first week
and weeks with midterms.
Students whose last name initial is A-L go to
Lunt 107 (Valentina Joukhovitski).
Students whose last name initial is M-Z go to
Lunt 105 (Radu V. Saghin).
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Quizzes
There will be short quizzes based on the homework from previous
lectures on the Thursday discussion sessions.
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Exams
There will be two one-hour Midterm Exam and one two-hour Final Exam.
First Midterm: |
Thursday, October 23rd, 2003, |
6:00-7:00pm, |
Tech Lecture Room 2 and 3 |
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Second Midterm: |
Thursday, November 13th, 2003, |
6:00-7:00pm, |
Tech Lecture Room 2 and 3 |
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Final Exam: |
Thursday, December 11, 2003, |
3:00-5:00pm, |
Tech M345 |
Calculators are not allowed in the exams. No make-up exams will be
given. In the event of an extreme and well documented absence (such as
hospitalization) the final may be weighted to count for the missing
exam. In the case of a missed exam, contact the instructor as soon as
possible.
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Grading
The course will be graded as follows:
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Quizzes: |
25 points each (total 125 points) |
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Midterms: |
100 points each (total 200 points) |
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Final: |
200 points |
The lowest quiz score will be dropped in calculating the quiz
grade.
- Add/Drop Policy
If you want to change sections, or add/drop the course, please do so
at the MATH Department Office in Lunt Hall.
Disabilities
Students with disabilities seeking accommodation are encouraged to
contact the office of Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) at
847-467-5530/ssd@northwestern.edu
or to meet with the instructor to discuss their needs.
Lectures and Homework
Note: I am going to be releasing notes ("Notes on Calculus II",
in
PDF format) that you can download by clicking in the links of the
"subject" column of the syllabus bellow.
The introduction is here:
Depending on various circumstances, the schedule shown bellow may
experiment small modifications.
The "sections" listed on the 4th column are from Stewart's book.
The complete set of notes is
here. However I do not recommend
to download the whole set until the end of the quarter, since
I may still make some changes to the notes.
Related links
Email:
mlerma at math dot northwestern dot edu