Text: There is no physical text for this class. Cornell has purchased electronic versions of a number of books that you can download for free when you are logged onto the internet through Cornell. We will be using "Complex Analysis in the spirit of Lipman Birs" by Gilman, Kra and Rodriguez. Click here to download the text. Other books on the subject are here and here.

Lecturer: Ravi Ramakrishna (email: firstname at math dot cornell dot edu)

Teaching Assistant: ????????? (email: ???? at math dot cornell dot edu)

The Schedule is here.

Projects: Each student will write a paper during the term. The paper will consist of learning material just beyond that covered in class and writing up a presentation of that material suitable for your peers. More details are here.

Homework is here.

Grading: There will be one prelim worth 25%. Homework is worth 25%. The  final exam worth 25%. The project is worth 25%.

Examinations: The prelim is on March 11, 2010  in class. The final exam is May ??, 2010 at ???am.
Exams are closed book. It is the student's responsibility to resolve any prelim or exam conflicts well in advance of the test.
Students with special needs can be accommodated by contacting Ravi well in advance of the test.

Academic Integrity: Each student in this course is expected to abide by the Cornell University Code of Academic Integrity.
In this course, students may work alone or in groups on the homework, but are to turn in all homework individually.

Office Hours: Ravi Ramakrishna: TBA in 595 Malott