The syllabus is here, the first exam is here, and the second exam is here. The schedule below is a record of what we have actually done as well as an approximate projection of what we will do. Assignments and course materials will be posted as needed.

• 9/1
  • Explanation of the class (syllabus).
  • Problems 1-9 assigned for next week (exam).
• 9/8
  • Presentations of problems 1-9.
  • Problems 10-20 assigned for next week.
• 9/15
  • Presentations of problems 10-20.
  • Problems 11-30 assigned for next week.
• 9/22
  • Presentations of problems 21-30.
  • Problems 31-36 assigned for next week (take a little extra time to prepare).
• 9/29
  • Presentations of problems 26-36.
  • 3:10 section: 38, 39, 41, 42, 44, 45, 47, 48 assigned for next week.
  • 4:10 section: 38, 39, 41, 42, 44, 45, 47, 48, 50, 51 assigned for next week.
• 10/6
  • Presentations of problems (you may volunteer to give a mini lesson based on a skipped problem).
  • 3:10 section: 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 57, 58 assigned for next week.
  • 4:10 section: 52, 53, 54, 55, 57, 58, 61, 63 assigned for next week.
• 10/13
  • Presentations of problems. Send an email before class to volunteer to give a mini lesson based on a skipped problem.
  • 3:10 section: 61, 63 from the old exam and 1-8 of the new exam assigned for next class(10/27).
  • 4:10 section: 1-12 of the new exam assigned for next class (10/27).
• 10/20
  • No Class
• 10/27
  • Presentations of problems starting with 51 in the 3:10 class and 55 in the 4:10 class. Send an email before class to volunteer to give a mini lesson based on a skipped problem.
  • 3:10 section: 9-18, 20, 21 of the of the new exam assigned
  • 4:10 section: 13-18, 20, 21 of the of the new exam assigned
• 11/3
  • Presentations of problems starting with 57 in the 3:10 class and 63 in the 4:10 class. Send an email before class to volunteer to give a mini lesson based on a skipped problem.
  • Both sections: 23-32 for next week
• 11/10
  • Presentations of problems starting with 10 in the 3:10 class and 6 in the 4:10 class. Send an email before class to volunteer to give a mini lesson based on a skipped problem.
  • Both sections: 33-40 for next week
• 11/17
  • Presentations of problems starting with 19 in the 3:10 class and 16 in the 4:10 class. Send an email before class to volunteer to give a mini lesson based on a skipped problem.
  • Both sections: 41-45, 47-50 for next week
• 11/24
  • Practice exam in the 3:10 class (20 multiple choice questions). Presentations of problems starting with 24 in the 4:10 class. Send an email before class to volunteer to give a mini lesson based on a skipped problem.
  • Thanksgiving problems:
• 12/1
  • Presentations in the 3:10 class starting with 27. Practice exam in the 4:10 class (20 multiple choice questions). Send an email before class to volunteer to give a mini lesson based on a skipped problem.
  • Problems for the final presentations must be pre-approved. Send an email with a proposed set of 5 problems.
• 12/8
  • 3:10-4:00 Presentations to the faculty
  • 4:10-6:00 Presentations to the faculty
• • 3:30-4:30 Presentations to the faculty in Herak 237
• 12/13
  • MFT 9:30-12:00 in Rosauer 101 (computer lab). 50 Questions in 120 minutes, plus start-up and break time. More info at the ETS site.

Links

• Proofs from the Book (pdf)
• SageMathCloud
• WolframAlpha
• Up to Logan Axon's home page

Office hours

• MWF 9-10, Th 3-4, in the Math Lab F 1-2, or by appointment.

Last updated 12/6/2014.