Welcome to Calculus II (Math 166 Section B1) !!     

Class Information

l  Time and Location:  MTWR 5:10pm ~ 6:00, Carver 196

l  Instructor: Ms. S. Hwang ( shwang@iastate.edu )

l  Office Hours: TR 3:00 ~5:00 pm or by appointment (Carver 421)

l  Course Webpage: http://www.public.iastate.edu/~shwang/  (Click ‘Math 166 B1’.)

l  Departmental Calculus Homepage: http://orion.math.iastate.edu/calculus/ (Old exams, Objectives)

SI session

l  There are two SI sessions for Math 166. You can go either session. You’d better sign up for e-mail updates.

1.     Go to www.si.iastate.edu

2.     Click on the courses/schedule menu options.

3.     Click on one of the links for Math 166

4.     Click the “Sing Up for Updates” option.

5.     Login using your NetID and password.

6.      Repeat steps 1~3 for other courses/sections as desired

Final Exam  When: May 4th, Tuesday, 2:15 pm ~4:15

                      Where: Carver 0101

                ** Cumulative exam but weigh more on Chapter 8, 9 and 10.

                    However, basically we assume that you know Chapter 5 and 7.

                    When you have troubles with questions related Chap 5 or 7, then go back and review.

                    The policy about using calculator has been changed.

                    You may use a calculator during entire test but you have to show all details for full credits.

                    Not enough or wrong reasoning will not get full credits.

                    Only answer would receive zero credits.

                ** Study mainly focusing on Chapter 8, 9, and 10.

                    Some problems on final do require knowledge of techniques of integration from Chapter 7. 

                ** If you have any conflict with the schedule, you have to let me know at least a week in advance.

                ** Go to Calculus homepage (http://orion.math.iastate.edu/calculus/) for old exams.

                ** Besides old exams, here are list of good study problems.

                     1. Going through all class examples (usually the same as examples on text)

                     2. If you want more, then

                        Section 8 (pp. 447, Sample test) #1 ~ #37

                        Section 9 (pp. 505, Sample test) #1 ~ #51, #59

                        Section 10 (pp. 552, Sample test) #29 ~ #50

                        --Text has only answers for odd numbers. 

                        --If you want to check solutions, then stop by my office.

            

Tentative class schedule (Subject to change)

 

Week 14

(4/12~4/15)

Finish Chapter 9 / Quiz12 about Section 9.6(Convergence set of power series), Section 9.7, Section 9.8 / Hw

Week 15

(4/19~4/22)

Finish Chapter 10 / Hw

Week 16

(4/26~4/29)

Monday(4/26)

Tuesday through Thursday

Last quiz (Chapter 10)

Review the final test

Print out old tests and bring them

Thursday: Hw

Week 17

(5/3~5/6)

Monday

Tuesday(May 4th)

Extra Hw due by 5pm

Office hours (1pm ~ 5pm)

Office hours (10~noon)

Final exam (2:15 ~ 4:15)

** Final grade will be informed via email as soon as possible. So far I am not planning any type of curve. However, if the final is very hard so that the calculator coordinator decides less than 60 percentage (ex, 55%) is enough to pass this course, I am willing to compromise with the department requirement.

 

What you should do now is DO NOT expect curve now and DO your best for the final. ^^

 

Click to see

l  Syllabus

l  Homework Assignments and solutions

Announcements

   29. (May 3rd, 2010) Solution of assignment (Week 14, Extra hw2) has been posted.  

   31. (April 30, 2010) If you want to submit extra homework earlier than due, stop by my office and slide you paper under the door. I will collect them on Monday.

    30. (April 29, 2010) Today, I will go through 2006 final exam. Certainly it has questions from Chapter 8,9,and 10 although it is in a different format.

      29. (April 23, 2010) Solution of assignment (Week12 &Week 13) has been posted.

      28. (April 21, 2010) Last quiz will be given on next Monday (April 26) from Chapter 10 that covered during this week Mon through Thur.

      27. (April 14th ) All assignments are posted. (Check due of each homework. I won’t accept any late homework.)

                              Quiz 12: Section 9.6 (Finding power series based on the geometric or exponential series using derivatives or integration)

                                           Section 9.7 (Finding Taylor and Maclaurin series for given function)

      26. (April 12th ) There was some troubles with website showing homework assignments for this week.

                              I fixed the problem. Also I extend due by the next Monday. 

      25. (April 9th) Homework (Week12) has been assigned.

      24. (April 7th ) Quiz 11: Ratio Test (Section 9.4) / Section 9.5 / Section 9.6 (Finding the convergence set)

      23. (Mar. 31st ) Homework (Week 11) has been posted from Section 9.4 and 9.5.

                              It carries 20 points total, 10 for working all questions and 10 for correct answers.

                              Quiz 10 will cover Section 9.3 and today’s lecture on Section 9.4.

      22. (Mar. 25th ) Homework (Week 10) has been posted from Section 9.2 and 9.3.

      21. (Mar. 24th ) Quiz 9 will cover section 9.1 and 9.2.

      20. (Mar. 10th ) Homework(Week 9) has been posted.

                             Quiz 8 will cover Section 8.3 and 8.4.

      19. (Mar. 3rd ) Homework(Week 8) has been assigned.

                            Quiz 7(No calculator) will be from Sec 8.1 to today’s lecture. Study class examples carefully.

      18.  (Mar. 1st )   Mid-Grade has been posted.

      17.  (Feb. 25th ) Hw (Week 7) has been posted from Sec 8.1. 

      16.  (Feb. 23rd ) Extra HW solution has been posted.

                               It would be good practice studying old exams and bring them for Wed and Thur lectures.

      15.   (Feb. 22nd ) Hw 5 solution has been posted.

      14.   (Feb. 16th ) Additional HW that carries extra 10 credits has been posted due by Feb. 22nd Monday.

                               Then I will post the solution on Tuesday.

      13.   (Feb. 15th ) Solutions for HW 4 has been posted.

      12.   (Feb. 10th ) Quiz 5 (No calculators) will cover Section 7.2(Integration by parts), Section 7.3 (trigonometry), and today’s lecture(Sec 7.4).

                               Three questions will be chosen from discussed examples during classes.  

      11.   (Feb. 8th ) Solutions of assignment 3 has been posted. 

      10.   (Feb. 4th )  Hw 4 has been assigned from Sections 5.6, 7.1, and 7.2.

       9.    (Feb. 3rd )  Quiz 4 will ask finding the centroid of lamina(Sec. 5.7) and finding antiderivative from sec 7.1.

       8.    (Feb. 1st )   HW2_solution has been posted. 

       7.    (Jan. 28th ) Hw3 has been assigned from Section 5.4 and 5.5. Quiz 3 covers Section 5.4 and Wed. lecture.

       6.    (Jan. 25th ) Solutions of assignment 1 has been posted.

       5.    (Jan. 22th ) Hw 2 has been posted only from Section 5.3.

       4.    (Jan. 20th ) Quiz2 on Jan. 21th will be from materials covered last Thur. through Wed. (You may use a calculator.)

       3.    (Jan. 14th )  Read Section 5.3 and review Section 5.1 and 5.2. 

       2.    (Jan. 13th ) Quiz1 on Jan. 14th will be calculator-free quiz from materials covered Mon. through Wed.

                  Hw 1  has been completely assigned and deadline is Next Thursday from Section 5.1 and 5.2.

       1.     (Jan. 11th ) Welcome to Math 166 B1. 

 

 

       Mid-Term Schedule Thursday, February 25, 2010 8:00pm~9:30pm Hoover 1227

Mon(Feb.15)

Tue(Feb.16)

Wed.(Feb.17)

Thur(Feb.18)

Quiz 06 (Sec 7.4/7.5)

Hw 05

Mon(Feb.22)

Due by Extra HW

(10 extra credits)

Solution of Hw05

Tue(Feb.23)

Solution of Extra HW

Wed(Feb.24)

Class(Review Old Exams 07/08)

Thur(Feb.25)

Class(Review Old Exams 07/08)

No quiz and No hw

Mid-term

 

Mid-Term composed with two parts, one on techniques of integration (Chapter 7, No calculators)

 and one on applications (Chapter 5). Each part is weight equally.

Material to be covered --- Chapter 5 (Section 5.1 ~ 5.6) and Chapter 7. 

 **There could be slight changes after discussions about Mid-Term by all instructors. 

Good things to prepare ---

1. Old exams from  http://orion.math.iastate.edu/calculus/ (Departmental Cal. Homepage)

2. All quizzes, all homework assignments.

3. Review class notes (Try to solve all examples by your hands given during the class)

No formula sheet ---

The policy doesn’t allow you to have any formula sheet for a common exam.

Calculus students should remember basic integrals and basic trigonometry rules.

Also for applications of the integral, we expect you to understand “slice and approximate” and to derive all formulas.

This means formulas for application of the integrals will not be given either.