Math 152: Calculus II Fall 2014INSTRUCTOR: Joe KahligOFFICE: 245c BlockerE–MAIL ADDRESS: [email protected] PAGE: http://www.math.tamu.edu/∼joe.kahlig/m151.htmlOFFICE HOURS: Monday and Wednesday: 3pm-4:30pmTuesday and Thursday: 1 pm- 4pmother times by appointmentTeaching Assistants:Sections 501-503: Nathan Green ([email protected])Sections 510-512: Meiqin Li ([email protected])Sections 504-506: Rishika Rupam ([email protected])RESOURCE MATERIAL: The textbook Stewart’s Calculus: Early vectors, ISBN: 9781428251427, will be providedin electronic book fo rmat thru the WebAssign system. Buying a paper copy is optional. The solution manual is alsooptional but will give detailed solutions to the odd problems. The computer labs will use the textbook: Matlab: AnIntroduction with Applications 5th edition, by Amos Gilat, published by Wiley. ISB N: 9781118629864.PREREQUISITE: MATH 151 o r equivalent. Credit will not be given for both MATH 152 a nd 172.COURSE CONTENT: Integration techniques and their applications (area, volumes, arc length, work), improperintegrals, analytic geometry, vectors, infinite series, power series, Taylor ser ie s, computer algebraGRADING POLICY: Your g rade will be determined by three exams, a cumulative final exam, and a laborato rygrade(quizzes, computer labs, and electronic homework). The weights for each of these are as follows. The weightsfor each of these are a s follows. You will also have quizzes during the lecture part of the class. At least one quiz gradewill be dropped when computing the quiz average.3 Exa ms 50% Exam 1: October 2 A = 90-1 00Homework Average 10% Exam 2: October 30 B = 80-89Quiz Average 10% Exam 3: Dece mber 2 C = 70-79Matlab Assignments 5% D = 60-69Final Exam 25% F = 0 -59Total 100%Final Exam ScheduleSection 501-503: Tue sday, December 16 fro m 8:00am - 10:00am.Section 504-506: Monday, December 15 from 8:00am - 10:00am.Section 510-512: Tue sday, December 16 fro m 3:30pm - 5:30pm.EXAMS: The exams will be held at night from 7:30-9:30. Calculators will NOT be allowed on the exams. A makeupcan be taken if you miss the exam for an university a pproved reason. The makeups a re scheduled by the department.The times and locations will be provided if needed. The final exam will be co mprehensive. Once an exam is retur ned,I will not give a makeup for that exam. If you b e lieve that you have a va lid reas ons for receiving a makeup after theexams have be en returned, then talk to me. Any question r egarding grading/scoring must be done within one weekof the return of the exam or no change to the grade will be made.QUIZZES: I will give quizzes during the lectures. There will also be weekly quizzes in your lab. I will drop at lea stone of the quiz g rades when calculating the quiz average.ELECTRONIC HOMEWORK: The electronic homework will be worked and submitted in the WebAssign system.The homework for a section will be due 3 days after the lecture over that material is completed. For any assignment,you may request an extension of two days. There will be a penalty fo r any problems submitted during the extensionperiod. Directions on how to use the webassign system can be found on my we bpage. At least one homeworkassignment will be dropped when c omputing the average.MATLABS: You will have weekly computer a ssignments using MATLAB. The lab s chedule is posted on the MATH152 course homepage and on my webpage. Labs will be done in teams a nd each team will turn in ONE lab report.WEEK IN REVIEW: The depar tment offers a weekly review which will cover the material taught in the pre viousweek. A link to this review(as well as links to previous reviews) will be posted on my web page. The time and locationare still being determined and will be posted on my web page and the departmental web page.ATTENDANCE, ABSENCE, and MAKEUP WORK POLICIES:• Attendance is strongly encouraged.• You will only be allowed to makeup an exam or a quiz for a university excused absence(see the University StudentRules for a list of the excus ed absences). Proof must be shown before any makeup is allowed.• Electronic homework assignments can not be submitted after their due-date/extended due-date. If you have a validexcuse for a late assignment, talk to me about other options.• The last day Q-Drop this class is Nov. 21st.WEB PAGE: A tentative schedule for this course may be found on my web page along with all the written homeworkand take-home assignments. Solutions to the exams, quizzes, and written homeworks will be posted in a timely manner.The web page also contains links to additional resources. In addition to my web page, I will be communicatingimportant information using your university e-mail account. Be sure to regularly check this account for messages .A.D.A. POLICY STATEMENT: The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a federal anti-discriminationstatute that provides c omprehensive civil rights protection for persons with disabilities. Among other things, thislegislation requires that all students with disabilities be guaranteed a learning environment that provides for reas onableaccommodation of their disabilities. If you believe you have a disability requiring an accommodation, please contactthe Department of Student Life, Disability Services, in Room B118 of Cain Hall or call 845-1637. For additionalinformation visit http://disability.tamu.edu.COPYRIGHT POLICY: The handouts use d in this course are copyrighted. By ”handouts,” I mean all materialsgenerated for this class, which include but are not limited to sylla bi, quizzes, exams, in-class materials, review sheets,and additional problems sets. Because these materials are copyrighted, you do not have the right to copy the handouts,unless I expressly grant permission.SCHOLASTIC DISHONESTY: An Aggie Does Not Lie, Cheat, or Steal or Tolerate Those Who Do.The AggieCode of Honor will be enforced in this course. For the purpose of this course, cheating will be defined as (but notlimited to) access or use of unauthorized material during exams and quizz es, collaboration between students duringexams, quizzes or assignments for which group work is not allowed, perusal of another student’s work during ex ams andquizzes, copying other student’s work or allowing other students to copy your work on any assignment, quiz or exam,and having unauthorized programs or other information stored on calculators when these calculator s are accessibleduring a n exam or quiz. Note: Falsifying doc umentation
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