2011f-MATH-1325, Applied Calculus I Section Location Days Time 001 SOM 1.107 MWF 9:00am9:50am 002 SOM 1.

107 TR 8:30am9:45am 003 JO 3.516 MWF 1:00pm1:50pm 501 ECSS 2.305 MW 5:30pm6:45pm 502 GR 3.420 TR 5:30pm6:45pm Instructor Information Instructor Phone McCary 972-883-6313 Stanford 972-883-4143

VERSION: 2011-08-25 15:25 Instructor Dr. Paul Stanford Dr. Brady McCary Dr. Paul Stanford Dr. Paul Stanford Dr. Brady McCary

Oce FO 2.110 ECSN 3.602

E-mail brady.mccary@utdallas.edu Paul.Stanford@utdallas.edu

Oce Hours TR 3:00pm5:00pm MW 10:15am11:15am MW 4:15pm5:15pm TR 1:15pm2:15pm

Teaching Assistant Information TA Oce Yanping Chen FO 1.204 Lakshika Nawarathna FO 1.204

E-mail yxc110030@utdallas.edu lsn082000@utdallas.edu

Oce Hours

Student Learning Objectives/Outcomes Students will be able to formulate real world problems into mathematical statements. Students will interpret a narrative description of a situation and set up variables and relationships needed to determine a solution. Students will be able to develop solutions to mathematical problems at the level appropriate to this course, i.e., apply the principles and techniques of dierential and integral calculus. Students will be able to describe or demonstrate mathematical solutions either numerically or graphically. General Course Information Pre-requisite C- or better in MATH 1314 or an equivalent course. Course Description The course will cover functions and graphs, dierentiation, maxima and minima, exponential and logarithmic functions, and integration. Required Texts Applied Calculus for the Managerial, Life and Social Sciences, 8th Edition, S. T. Tan, published by CENGAGE/BROOKS/COLE. A physical book available in the UTD Bookstore. An electronic copy is available from the following link. http://www.cengage.com/custom/UT_D/index.html Be warned that the electronic copy lets you rent the rst half of the book for 365 days. If you take Applied Calculus II then you will have to rent the second half also, which is a separate rental! Required Supplies One or two composition notebooks, which are available at any school supply store, including the UTD Bookstore. Three bluebooks, which available for free from student government (see the following link). http://www.utdallas.edu/student/sg/services/ Notably, calculators are not required and also not allowed during exams or quizzes. UTD E-mail Your ocial UTD E-mail address will be used to send you important course information. Tentative Schedule Week Monday Sections 1 08/22 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 2 08/29 1.4, 2.1, 2.2 3 09/05 2.4, 2.5, 2.6 4 09/12 3.1, 3.2 5 09/19 3.3, 3.5 6 09/26 Review 7 10/03 3.6, 3.7 8 10/10 4.1, 4.2 9 10/17 4.4, 4.5, 5.1 10 10/24 5.2, 5.4, 5.5 11 10/31 Review 12 11/07 6.1, 6.2 13 11/14 6.3, 6.4 14 11/21 6.5 15 11/28 Review 16 12/05 Review

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Homework Due Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Notes Due Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Quiz Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Days O MT (Classes start W 08/24) M (Labor Day)

RF (Thanksgiving) WR (Reading Days)

Important Sept. 9 Sept. 28 Nov. 1

Dates Last day to drop without a W. First day to drop with WP/WF. Last day to drop with WP/WF.

Exam Information The exams will not be during lecture time. The exams are Wednesday evenings during the exam section MATH 1325.701 for all lecture sections. Your instructor will provide the location of your exams during lecture. Exam Name Date Time Location First Exam exam 01 Wednesday, Sept. 28 7:15pm9:45pm TBA Second Exam exam 02 Wednesday, Nov. 2 7:15pm9:45pm TBA Final Exam exam 03 TBA TBA TBA Grading Information Description There will be 12 quizzes, quiz 01 through quiz 12. There will be 12 homework assignments, homework 01 through homework 12. There will be a weekly class notes preparation, notes 01 through notes 12. There will be 2 exams, exam 01 and exam 02. There will be 1 comprehensive nal exam, exam 03. You must bring a new bluebook to each of exam 01, exam 02 and exam 03. Quizzes The quizzes will be taken in class. You will receive a zero for a missed quiz. A quiz average will be obtained by dropping the lowest two quiz scores and averaging the remaining quizzes. The quiz average will count as 20% of your course grade. Homework Homework will be completed out of class. You will receive a zero for a missed homework. A homework average will be obtained by dropping the lowest two homework scores and averaging the remaining homework scores. The homework average will count as 10% of your course grade. Notebook You will take notes during class in any way you see t. You will then neatly copy your class notes into your composition notebook, following the specied guidelines. This notebook will be turned-in at the beginning of the rst lecture every week and returned to you at the end of the same lecture. When you turn in your notebook, it must contain the material covered during the previous week. The notebook will be graded as a completion grade. The notebook will count as 10% of your course grade. Exams There will be 2 exams, exam 01 and exam 02. You will receive a zero for a missed exam. Together, exam 01 and exam 02 will count as 35% of your course grade. The greater of the two scores will count as 20% of your course grade and the lesser as 15% of your course grade. Final Exam There will be 1 comprehensive nal exam, exam 03. The nal exam will count as 25% of your course grade. Attendance Attendance is mandatory and will be taken. Your attendance record will be considered when assigning your nal course grade. Grade Scale This grade scale is a guarantee, but it is possible that the actual grade scale will be slightly more lenient. A+ : [96.66, 100] A : [93.33, 96.66) A : [90, 93.33) B+ : [86.66, 90) B : [83.33, 86.66) B : [80, 83.33) C+ : [76.66, 80) C : [73.33, 76.66) C : [70, 73.33) D+ : [66.66, 70) D : [63.33, 66.66) D : [60, 63.33) F : [0, 60) Example Here is an example of how to compute your course grade. quiz average homework average notes grade exam 01 exam 02 exam 03 Grade 81 91 85 71 85 83 Weight 0.20 0.10 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 Course Percent 0.20 81 + 0.10 91 + 0.10 85 + 0.15 71 + 0.20 85 + 0.25 83 = 82.20% Course Grade B Make-Up Policy Extensions and make-ups are available only in the case of university-approved circumstances, such as ocial UTD business and medical emergencies. When applicable, you must make arrangements with your instructor at least one week in advance. Notes The use of any electronic communications device during class is prohibited. Calculators are not necessary and are not allowed during quizzes or exams. Failure to check and maintain your UTD email is not an excuse. Ocial UTD Policies Further information about ocial UTD policy is available at the following link. http://coursebook.utdallas.edu/syllabus-policies/ The descriptions and timelines contained in this syllabus are subject to change at the discretion of the Professor.