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Calculus I
Fall 2009
This course consists of a study of the elementary functions, limits, the derivative
and its applications, the definite integral and its applications,
as well as techniques of integration.
Applications are presented primarily from biology, business, and the social sciences.
Meeting Times
- Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri 8:30 - 9:20 am, Alfred 32
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Note on Flu
Because of the possibility of H1N1 and other types of flu affecting us on campus, please practice good
hand washing, etc.
If you get the flu, please notify me by phone or e-mail and stay home for 24 hours after the fever has gone.
Check with me about what you miss. You will not be penalized for missing class in this situtation.
It is better to stay away from class and not spread the flu when you are ill.
Homework
Exams
- Third exam:
- Fri, Nov 20
- Closed book, closed notes exam
- Covers chapters 3, 4, and 5
- Although the product and quotient rules appeared on the previous exam, they are likely to reappear here,
perhaps with exponential or log functions as component parts. Similarly, the power rule and others that we
studied previously will probably still be needed.
- The formulas for E(p) and the models in section 5.4 will be provided if there are questions on these.
- Bring your graphing calculator. Calculators are not to be shared during the exam. Cell phones, computers,
and similar devices cannot be used on the exam.
- Optional review session: Wed, 7:30 pm, Physics 204
- Final exam: Wed, Dec 16, 8:30 am - 10:30 am
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Last updated: November 17, 2009
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