Meets:    MTWF 8–8:50am, EN 2110
Instructor:    Eric Moorhouse,   Ross 216,   766-4394.

Textbook: Briggs et al., Calculus: Early Transcendentals, 3nd ed., Pearson, 2019. Software (required): MyLab/Math (accessed through WyoCourses) You are required to read the current section of the textbook before coming to class. Unfamiliar with reading a textbook? Here are some tips.

Please keep up with the online homework through MyLab/Math.  Online homework will finish on Friday night, May 8.

The online final exam takes place during the 72-hour period starting Wed May 13, finishing Fri May 15.  See the announcement on WyoCourses for details.  Also see links below for study aids.

Handouts/Links.

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•   Questions I am frequently asked...
•   Lecture Slides (notes and computer sessions, if any).  Posting these slides does not release you from having to attend class!
•   Register with Pearson to activate online WyoCourse features (electronic textbook and MyLab/Math)
•   Quiz 1 (Fri Jan 31) based on Sec 2.1.  Average: 9/10.  Practice in preparation: Sec 2.1 #8,12,14,20.
•   Quiz 2 (Fri Feb 7) based on Sec 2.3-2.4.  Average: 6/10.  Practice in preparation: Sec 2.3 #5,8,11,47,60;  Sec 2.4 #8,15,18,30,43,48.
•   Quiz 3 (Fri Feb 14) based on Sec 3.1.  Average: 7/10.  Practice in preparation: Sec 3.1 #3,10,16,18,37.
•   Preparation for Exam I:
  • First read Sections 2.1-2.6 and 3.1 and review notes from class.
  • Work through the optional review problems on MyLab/Math designated for this section, and check your answers in real time.
  • Here is a study guide (not a complete list of all topics).
  • After preparing, check how ready you really are by trying the Exam I from Spring 2019.  Afterwards, you may check these solutions.
•   Quiz 4 (Fri Feb 28) based on Sec 3.3-3.5.  Average: 5/10.  Practice in preparation: Sec 3.3 #26,28,46,70; Sec 3.4 #21,23,28,29,34,35,76-79;  Sec 3.5 #12,25,34,38,42,44,47,60.
•   Quiz 5 (Fri Mar 6) based on Sec 3.7.  Average: 4/10.  Practice in preparation: Sec 3.7 #25,28,36,40,42,44,52,58,60,68,72,74.
•   Preparation for Exam II:
  • First read Sections 3.2–3.10 and review notes from class.
  • Work through the optional review problems on MyLab/Math designated for this section, and check your answers in real time.
  • Here is a study guide (not a complete list of all topics).
  • After preparing, check how ready you really are by trying the Exam II from Spring 2019.  Afterwards, you may check these solutions.
•   Quiz 6 (Fri Mar 13) based on Sec 3.8.  Average: 6/10.  Practice in preparation: Sec 3.8 #20,27,28,45,48,67.
•   Video Lectures.  Currently available videos cover Sec 3.11 on Related Rates, the first section after where our live lectures left off (part of the content covered on Exam III)
•   Quiz 7 (Fri Apr 10) based on the Mean Value Theorem (Sec 4.2).  Average: 8/10.  Online submissions looked great--they were very readable.  Thanks for adapting so quickly to this online submission!  Practice in preparation: Sec 4.2 #21-25.
•   Quiz 8 on curve sketching (optional, Monday, April 27).  Practice in preparation: Sec 4.3 #65,66; Sec 4.4 #36,38,42.  Average TBA/10
•   Quiz 9 (Fri Apr 24) based on l'Hôpital's Rule.  Practice in preparation: Sec 4.7 #32,34,36,38,40,52,54.
•   Preparation for Exam III:
  • First read Sections 3.11 and 4.1-4.7 and review notes from class.
  • Review online instructional videos (linked above).
  • Work through the optional review problems on MyLab/Math designated for this section, and check your answers in real time.
  • Here is a study guide (not a complete list of all topics).
  • After preparing, check how ready you really are by trying the Exam III from Spring 2019.  Afterwards, you may check these solutions.
• Preparation for Final Exam:
  • Read Sections 4.9 and 5.1-5.4 and review notes from class.  Most of the Final Exam is weighted on this later material.  Also review earlier sections.
  • Review online instructional videos (linked above).
  • Work through the optional review problems on MyLab/Math.  The review problems on the later material has a higher priority; but there are review problems on the earlier sections as well.
  • Here is a study guide (not a complete list of all topics).
  • After preparing, check how ready you really are by trying the Final Exam from Spring 2019.  Afterwards, you may check these solutions.

/ revised April, 2020