Grades were submitted to the registrar on Saturday, Dec. 14, at 10pm. If you cannot access your grade, please do send a complaint to them (and not to me). Here are the Final Exam solutions. This was a great class, I hope you all have a nice break! If you are wish to see the final, please stop by my office during Winter quarter.
PREREQUISITES: A good working knowledge of calculus (courses MAT 21AB) and some linear algebra (MAT 22A, may be taken concurrently). You are responsible for satisfying the prerequisites!
TEXTBOOK: A Transition to Advanced Mathematics, 7th Edition, by D. Smith. M. Eggen. R. St. Andre (Brooks-Cole, 2011). Chapters 1-6 will be covered. Earlier editions of the book are also fine, but please check the numbering of problems assigned for homework.
GRADE:
Course grade will be based on the following:
I will follow this grading curve:
ADDITIONAL POLICIES:
Tuesday or Thursday meeting is a discussion session, lead by the TA, and
devoted to homework and further elaboration on lecture
material. Attendance of discussion sessions is mandatory.
Please bear in mind that talking, cellphone
ringing, newspaper reading, etc. disrupt the lectures.
Use of computers, cellphones, recorders, or any other
electronic devices during lectures is not allowed.
If you have any problem at all that requires special accommodation,
please let me know well in advance!
In particular, the
Student Disability Center
asked me to post this message:
Use of books, notes, calculators, or anything else
but pencil and paper, will not be allowed on
any exam.
Homework will be assigned about once a week, and due the following week.
Late homework will not be accepted under any circumstances.
See the
Homework assignments page for homework information.
Also, there will be no make-up exams. A missed exam counts
as 0 points. If you miss the final you will automatically receive an
F. The grade I (Incomplete) will not be given in any
circumstances. Be aware that, due to a recent policy change, the grade NS (Enrolled No Work Submitted)
no longer exists, so you will receive an F if you submit no work.
Solutions for the midterms will be posted at the
materials page.
Any student with a documented disability (e.g. physical, learning, psychiatric, vision, hearing, etc.) who needs to arrange reasonable accommodations must contact the Student Disability Center (SDC). Faculty are authorized to provide only the accommodations requested by the SDC. If you have any questions, please contact the SDC at 530-752-3184 or sdc@ucdavis.edu.
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