MAT 1110, Au '10

Math 1110	Calculus I
Autumn 2010	4 credit hours

Prerequisite

Mat 1025 or equivalent

Text &

Resources

Calculus from Graphical, Numerical, and Symbolic Points of View, Arnold Ostebee & Paul Zorn, Houghton Mifflin, 2002.

– You must have a minimum of a TI-84 (or equivalent) graphing calculator
– We will be using the computer algebra system Maple 14 (which is available in all ASU public computer labs)

Professor

Dr Wm C Bauldry

Office

Office Hours

Walker 237

TBA and/or by appointment.
Check my online calendar.

Phone &
e-mail/IM

• (828) 262-2355	my office
• (828) 278-9355	My Google-voice phone number; use this number to leave voice-mail for me
• (828) 262-3050	Dept of Math Sciences
• email: [email protected]
• IM via GoogleTalk: DrWmCB
• Web conference via AsULearn

Syllabus

We will cover differential calculus and begin integral calculus considering most of chapters 1 through 5 of the text.

Grading

3 one hour exams

≈

300 pt.

Quizzes & homework

≈

100 pt.

Projects & Reports

≈

100 pt.

Comprehensive Final Exam

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150 pt.

§102: Mon, Dec 13, at 9 am

Total

≈

650 pt.

There are two requirements:

1.	Accumulate the necessary points: 90 % : A These are anticipated cut-off scores 80 % : B and may be lowered (but not raised). 70 % : C 55 % : D
2.	Pass the final exam (at least 50%)

Official Policies

Generic Comments

Cell phones must be silent during class and must be turned off for quizzes and tests.
If you find a concept difficult, come in for help. Don't wait until an exam or quiz to prove that you do not understand a topic.
If you cannot attend a test, make arrangements before an exam to make it up. There are no post hoc «make-ups». Quizzes will not be made up. Keep track of the days as exams and quizzes may move.
Attendance is not required; however, mathematics can only be learned through active participation — not by osmosis.

Last update: Wednesday, 01-Feb-2023 08:32:10 EST (WmCB)