Mathematics 166 §F2: Calculus II

Dr. Roger Alexander
Associate Professor of Mathematics
444 Carver Hall, (29)4-7579
alex at iastate dot edu

Consulting Hours in 444 Carver
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See the Math Department Calculus Page
for course syllabus and objectives.
Calculus II covers Chapters 5 and 7-10.

Varberg, Purcell & Rigdon, Calculus, 9th Ed.
REQUIRED WORK

Your course grade will be determined from (percentages subject to adjustment):
  • [10%] Daily class participation. You will be called on to to present solutions to assigned homework on the blackboard.
  • [40%] Quizzes. At each Friday class meeting, a 20-minute quiz will be given. Your best 10 scores on the 14 quizzes count toward this part of your grade. There are no make-ups. Quiz problems may address anything covered up to the third preceding class day.
  • [25%] Written homework. About a dozen of the more challenging problems from the textbook will be assigned during the term. Working in small teams you will solve the problems and submit written solutions.
  • [25%] Exams. There will be a ninety-minute Departmental Midterm Exam and a two-hour Departmental Final Exam.
Disability Accommodation Statement
Consult the Math 166 calendar for reading and homework assignments and exam dates.

To prepare for class each day:

  • Read the assigned section(s) in the text.
  • Prepare solutions to the assigned problems to present on the board in class.
  • Practice by solving additional problems at the end of each section of the text.
See also How to Pass My Calculus Class (or anybody else's)" by ISU's Dr. Eric Weber.

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Document last modified on Tue Aug 14 2007