Math 192   Syllabus   Summer 2002

Check the web often for changes and "just in time" questions. 
http://www.math.cornell.edu/~bterrell/192   

week day        read  about                   do
  1  M 6/24       -   intro, geom.series
                7.7   improper integrals      4,9,14,51
     T 6/25     8.1   sequences               3,6,14,21,24,40,47
                8.2   sequences               4,13,17,20
     W 6/26     8.3   series                  3,10,18,27,32,35,36
                8.4   ratio, comparison       3,12,13,19,23,25,43,52
     R 6/27     8.5   absolute convergence    11,14,23,26
     F 6/28     8.6   power series            5,8,14,18,23,41
  2  M 7/1      8.7   Taylor theorem          2,3,6,12,16,24,32,35,42,47
     T 7/2      8.8   series applications     7,12,14,19
     W 7/3        -   TEST 1 in class, covers through 8.7
     R 7/4        -   HOLIDAY
     F 7/5      8.8   series applications     27,33,39,47a
  3  M 7/8      9.1   vectors in the plane    5,13,17,19,35,39
                9.2   dot product             3,12,25,33
     T 7/9      9.3   vector-valued functions 1,13,27
               10.1   vectors in space        5,13,16,30,37,45
     W 7/10    10.2   dot and cross product   9,16,31,36,55
               10.3   lines and planes        5,9,15,21
     R 7/11    10.3   lines and planes        29,34,41,47
     F 7/12       -   TEST 2 in class, covers through 10.2
  4  M 7/15    10.5   space curves            3,11,17,23,25
               10.6   arclength               9,13 and try applet mod5_test.html
     T 7/16    11.1   several variables       7,13-18,20,42
               11.2   limits                  16,21,28,36
     W 7/17    11.3   partial derivatives     43,49,57,58
     R 7/18    11.4   chain rule              3,29,41,43
     F 7/19    11.5   gradient                5,14,20,23,28,37,40,47
  5  M 7/22  11.6-handout   linearization     3,4,8,9
     T 7/23       -   TEST 3 in class, covers through 11.5
     W 7/24    12.1   double integral         8,15,17,28,47,62
               12.2   double int applications 11,15,23,32,33
     R 7/25     9.5   polar coordinates       2,4a,17,27,49,57
               12.3   double int, polar       4,9,18,25,30
     F 7/26    12.4   triple integral         3,5,10,14
  6  M 7/29    12.4   triple integral         22,23,24,25,26,33,34
     T 7/30    12.6   cyl+spherical coords    11,16,31,43
     W 7/31    12.6   cyl+spherical coords    51,61,86,87,90 
     R 8/1        -   TEST 4 in class, covers through 12.6#43
     F 8/2        -   catch up
NOTE: "Just in time" questions will appear on the web page for some topics.
      Please email brief answers to bterrell@math.cornell.edu by 1 hour before
      class on those days. You will have to read ahead in the book to do this. 
      The purpose is to help me fit the lecture to your knowledge, and to help
      you get ahead with the lecture material.
NOTE: Grades are based essentially on 4 tests. There is no final exam.
      Homework, attendance, answers to just in time questions, and class 
      participation can influence your grade positively if you are borderline 
      between letter grades.  You are allowed to hand in corrections for
      errors you make on tests, within 4 days after we hand the graded tests
      back to you. If you do very good corrections (verbally communicative, 
      perhaps giving examples to explain ideas), you will receive extra points
      added to your test scores.
      To do well in the course, you should work more problems than listed here. 
TEXT: Finney, Weir and Giordano, Calculus, 10th Ed.
PROF: Terrell, Malott 226, by appointment, bterrell@math.cornell.edu
TA:   Jason Martin, Malott 218, T-W-R 12:00-1:00, martin@math.cornell.edu