The lecturer is available at these times for individual
assistance and consultation. (Available at other times by appointment.)
Lectures: MWF 8:30 - 9:20 AM, in Curtis
Lecture Hall C.
Prerequisite: AS/SC/MATH 1013 3.0 Applied
Calculus I.
If you failed MATH 1013 then you should retake it this
term and take MATH 1014 in the summer.
Tutorials:
- Tutors for all calculus courses are available at the ``Math Lab'' in S525
Ross Building: Monday to Thursday from 11:00 to 1:30, and Friday from 11:30 to 1:00.
(Begins January 10.)
- Weekly 50-minute question and problem sessions in a smaller group. Times
and locations will be announced in class.
Text:
''Calculus with Analytic Geometry'' (6th or 7th Edition) by D. Varberg
and E.J. Purcell, Prentice Hall Publishers. This book also has a Student Solutions Manual,
which is recommended (but not required). These items are available on two-hour reserve at
Steacie Library.
Grading:
- Four term tests, 15% each = 60%
- Final exam (April) = 40%
Tentative dates for tests: January 24, February 9, March 6, and March
27. The overall grade will be done ''on a curve.''
Books on Reserve:
Some references are available on two-hour loan in Steacie Science
Library:
- ''Calculus with Analytic Geometry'' by Varberg and Purcell (text and
solutions manuals)
- ''Calculus and Analytic Geometry'' by Thomas and Finney
- ''Schaum's Calculus'' by Ayres and Mendelson (3000 worked problems)
- ''Calculus'' by D. Hughes-Hallett et al. (concept-oriented)
There are also of unreserved books on the library shelves, having call
numbers beginning with QA 303.
1. Each student should do at least two hours of independent study for
every lecture hour. It is recommended that each student read the relevant sections of the
text before each lecture.
2. Homework problems will be assigned for each topic, but they will not
be graded.
3. There is a lot of new material in this course, so Keep up with the
homework. Attend the tutorials and make good use of the tutors. Consult the instructor or
the Calculus Lab tutors for additional help.
4. The last date to withdraw from this course without academic penalty
is March 3.
5. Students majoring in Applied Mathematics should take the accompanying
one-credit course MATH 1017 1.0W Applied Mathematics Module II.