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Math 140: Calculus I
Eugenie Hunsicker, Associate Professor of Mathematics

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Math 140, Calculus I
Fall 2005, MWF 1:30pm, BH 422


Office Hours: My office hours are posted on the board outside my office, and also under Contact Info to the left. I will also generally be available for a few minutes after class. Email me if you are unable to come to any scheduled office hours and if I have time, we can schedule another appointment. If you want to ensure that you can see me, do not wait until the last moment with questions.

Textbooks: The textbook for this course is Stewart, Calculus: Early Transcendentals, 5th Edition. Any other sources we use this term will be put on reserve under this course name and number in the library. I encourage you also to look for additional materials in the library using the catalogue.

Other Resources: See Study Materials to the left.

Homework: Homework will be assigned on Friday of each week to be due AT THE BEGINNING OF CLASS on the following Friday, except HW 6, which is due on Monday, Nov. 7, after reading period. Homework assignments and due dates will be posted on the course webpage. Homework should be neat and legible. Cooperation is encouraged, but duplication is not allowed. Late homeworks will earn a grade of 0, and will be considered late after class on Friday, but you may still turn them in to me for comments if you wish. The lowest homework grade will be dropped.

Quizzes and Exams: There will be five ten minute quizes on Wednesdays. They will be on the problems covered in homework due the previous Friday, plus any definitions or theorems covered before the quiz. NO QUIZ SCORES WILL BE DROPPED, AND YOU MUST BE PRESENT OR LET ME KNOW AT LEAST A WEEK IN ADVANCE IF YOU WILL MISS A QUIZ TO ARRANGE A MAKEUP!!!
There will be two midterm exams given at 7:00 in the evening. The first will be on Wednesday, Oct 15. The second will be on Monday, Nov. 10. The exams should take under two hours to complete, but you may take as much as three hours if you wish. I will give you a room number for the midterms closer to the date. The final will be on Wednesday of Finals Week at 1:30 pm.

There will be no makeup exams or quizzes except in cases of emergency or unavoidable conflicts. Airplane tickets are not acceptable reasons for missing class. If you have an unavoidable conflict with one of the exam dates, such as travel for sports or music, let me know as soon as possible to make arrangements. I will not arrange a makeup exam unless I know at least a week in advance, except in cases of sudden emergency, in which case I will require a note from a dean.

Tutoring: Some tutors are available for this course through the Center for Teaching and Learning in the basement of Briggs Hall. Please TALK TO ME before you see them. After you have talked to me, you can call the CTL (x6767) or email (ctl@lawrence.edu) to make an appointment. Their hours of operation are 9-5 Monday to Friday and 7-9 pm Sunday to Thursday.

Grading:Your grade will be based on a weighted average of scores on homework (10% unstarred, 5% starred), quizzes (20% total), the midterms (20% each), and the final (25%). The course will be graded on a standard 90-80-70 scale.

 

 

Last updated September 19, 2005

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