The goal of this class is to study integration of functions of one variable, sequences and series, and calculus with complex numbers.
| Instructor | Lecture | Time (MWF) | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adam Bowers | D | 2:00 - 2:50 P.M. | CENTR 101 |
Instructor office hours: (click here)
TED: Check your grades.
Math 20B Course Supplement
Posted to the Exams tab:
Ryan Cooper is holding a review session this Sunday (12/9) from 12-2:50 pm in Center 101.
My office hours have been posted for finals week: http://www.math.ucsd.edu/~abowers/office_hours.html
As of December 4 at 4:44 p.m., the CAPE response rate is at 74.1% ! This means we will drop the lowest TWO homework assignments! Yaaaaaayyyy! #kermitflail
You can find 60 practice integration problems and a lot of series problems under the "Exams" tab. (Solutions will be posted at the end of the week.)
Information regarding the final exam location and time can be found on the "Exams" tab.
The Course and Professor Evaluations (CAPE) for fall quarter are currently underway. If class participation in CAPE gets to 70%, I will drop the lowest TWO homework assignments.
(We are already dropping the lowest homework assignment: see the syllabus.)
CAPE responses can be submitted until Monday, Dec 10.
Exam scores have been posted to TED. The average Midterm Exam 2 score was 73%.
All question regarding grading should be addressed towards your discussion leader immediately.
(See the syllabus for the course regrade policy.)
Answers for the Math 20B Supplement homework questions can be found here.
(Please be aware that there are often multiple ways to solve a single problem.)
Obligatory disclaimer: There may be mistakes in these answers.
Midterm Exam 2 will be 16 Nov 2012 (in class). The exam covers Sections 11.3, 11.4, 7.2-7.6, S.1-S.5.
See the list of exam topics for Midterm 2.
Click here for more information (including exams from a previous quarter).
Exam scores have been posted to TED. The average score amongst those who took Midterm Exam 1 was 35.6/50, or 71%.
All question regarding grading should be addressed towards your discussion leader immediately. (See the syllabus for the course regrade policy.)
Midterm Exam 1 will be 19 Oct 2012 (in class). The exam covers Sections 5.2-5.6, 6.1-6.3, 7.1.
See the list of exam topics for Midterm 1.
Click here for more information (including exams from a previous quarter).
The textbook used in this course is Calculus: Early Transcendentals (2nd Edition), by Jon Rogawski. Please note that there is another version of this book called simply Calculus (also known as Calculus: Late Transcendentals). This book is the wrong book and does not meet our requirements. The correct book says "Early Transcendentals" in a golden band along the right side of the book. You must acquire the correct book for this course.
This is what the correct book looks like: Calculus: Early Transcendentals