Calculus 152, Summer 2013

Attendance Policy

• Students are expected to attend ALL the lectures. There will be no class on the 4^th of July.
• Each lecture in a summer session contains a lot of information and the course moves very fast. Hence it is very important not to miss any of the lectures. 
• In exceptional circumstances, please email me well in advance and we will try to work something out. 
• If you are planning to use the campus buses, please note that the frequecy of campus buses is quite low during summer. Have a look at http://rudots.rutgers.edu for further details well in advance.

Workshops & Quizzes

• Go through the first 9 customized pages in your book for an example of a GOOD workshop writeup. The same 9 sheets are uploaded here.
• Make a note of the workshop dates from the following course plan. Tuesday workshops are due the following Thursday and Thursday workshops are due the following Monday. 
• Please hand-in the workshops on time. No late submissions allowed.
• There will be at least one quiz each week. There may also be some unannounced quizzes. 
• No make-up workshops or quizzes are allowed. [But you are not going to miss any lectures, right?]
• No electronic devices will be allowed during exams and quizzes. Specifically, calculators, phones, computers/laptops etc. are not allowed.
• We will drop the lowest grade in each category.

Homework

• Please go through the list of suggested problems for homework in the course plan below. 
• It is highly recommended to attempt ALL the homework problems as soon as the relevant section in the book is covered. 
• Homework problems provide excellent practice for quizzes, workshops and exams. You will be surprised to see the similarities between the quizzes and the suggested homework problems.
• Homework is NOT supposed to be handed in!
  

Exams and Grading

• There will be 2 midterm exams and 1 final exam.
• No electronic devices will be allowed during exams and quizzes. Specifically, calculators, phones, computers/laptops etc. are not allowed.
• Each midterm exam will take roughly 80 minutes, while the final exam will be of 3 hours. 
• Syllabi for the midterm will be announced well in advance. Syllabus for the final would be everything.
• Grade distribution will be as follows: 

  Quizzes	50
  Workshops	100
  1st Exam [Thursday 7/11]	100
  2nd Exam [Thursday 8/1]	100
  Final [Wednesday 8/14]	200
  Total	550

  
  
• Review materials for Exam 1 can be found here and here (these are midterm review materials from previous years). You may also have luck looking through the course website for previous years (scroll to the bottom). Please note that we will not be covering numerical integration or hyperbolic functions on our Exam 1, but will be covering improper integrals. Hence, not everything on these review sheets will be applicable.
• Review materials for Exam 2 can be found here and here (these are midterm review materials from previous years). You may also have luck looking through the course website for previous years (scroll to the bottom). Please note that we will be covering numerical integration on our Exam 2, questions for which are found on the review sheets for Exam 1 above.
• Review materials for the final can be found here, here, and here (these are final review materials from previous years). You may also have luck looking through the course website for previous years (scroll to the bottom). Please note some differences between our covered topics and those in the review materials above: for example, we did not learn about the spherical coordinate system.

Course Plan