MAC2312.

13/Calculus II for Fall 2011 (4 lecture credit hours)

Instructor: Bob Ronkese Office: MAP 124 E-Mail: robert.ronkese@ucf.edu Phone: has been ordered

Course Objectives: a thorough introduction to integration techniques, polar coordinates and infinite series

Course Topics: logarithmic and exponential functions, inverse trigonometric functions, l'Hopital's rule, integration by parts, trigonometric integrals, trigonometric substitution, partial fraction decomposition, improper integrals, improper integrals, polar coordinates, infinite sequences, infinite series (chapter 12 in the text)

Text: Stewart, Calculus, special edition for UCF, Thomson, 2008

Grading: best four out of five quizzes = 100 points; four exams = 600 points; final exam = 300 points; total number of points = 1000 points

A-: 900 < grade < 930; A: 930 < grade < 1000 B-: 800 < grade < 830; B: 830 < grade < 870; B+: 870 < grade < 900 C-: 700 < grade < 730; C: 730 < grade < 770; C+: 770 < grade < 800 D-: 600 < grade < 630; D: 630 < grade < 670; D+: 670 < grade < 700 F: grade < 600

No cell phones, even on vibrate, are allowed in class. Neither are calculators of any type or laptops. Use of any of these electronic items during a graded event will be considered as a form of academic dishonesty. Cheating on a quiz results in a reduced score, including the possibility of a grade of zero. The same is true on an exam. University guidelines mandate that the incidence of cheating is to be reported to the department, which may initiate disciplinary action. Reference www.ucf.edu/goldenrule. Campus "big blue books" are required for exams including the final. Buy five, unused books and hand them to the instructor by Wednesday 7 September. They will be distributed back on exam days. Quizzes can not be made up. If an exam or the final is missed, a make-up may be authorized only after written documentation of one of the following reasons (death in the family, health-related issues, official UCF functions). Traveling is not an acceptable excuse. The documentation is due a week after the absence and the make-up is also due that same week. The sooner the notification of such an absence, the better. Notification before such an absence would be definitely appreciated.

Homework is neither collected nor graded. However, the first part of Monday's class will be devoted to questions on suggested problems. This is your education and thus it is your ultimate responsibility to make the most of it.

Office Hours: MWF 10:45 -> 11:45 in my office, MW 3:30 -> 4:30 in my office, or by appointment. It would be greatly appreciated if I knew beforehand when you were coming for help.

Disability Policy: Students with disabilities who need accommodations in this course should contact the instructor at the beginning of the semester and should register with the Student Disability Services in the Student Resource Center, room 132. General phone number is 407823-2371. For TTY/TDD, 407-823-2116. Accommodation occurs after the Student Disability Services notifies the instructor of a student's registration.

Disclaimer: The instructor reserves the right to change any part of the syllabus during the semester, giving the class notice before the change actually happens.