Math 20C (Multivariable Calculus) - Winter 2010



Professor: CRISTIAN D. POPESCU  -- Lectures: MWF 8:00-8:50am, in LEDDN AUD.
    Office Hours: Mo. & We. 11:00am - 12:00noon,  in  AP&M 6256.
Office: AP&M 6256; Phone: 858-534-6297; E-mail: cpopescu@math.ucsd.edu


Teaching Assistants:

  PATRICK DRISCOLL -- Discussion Sections: A01, Tu 12:00, in WLH 2112; A02, Tu 1:00pm, in WLH2114.

Office Hours: T 2:30-3:30 in AP&M 5402; W 12-1 in AP&M B402A.
E-mail: pdriscol@math.ucsd.edu

  ZOZHOU ZHANG -- Discussion Sections: A03, Tu 6:00pm, in CSB 005; A04, Tu 7:00pm, in CSB 005.
Office Hours: T 1-2 in AP&M B402A; Th 1-2 in AP&M 5412.
E-mail: z9zhang@math.ucsd.edu

RAUL GOMEZ -- Discussion Sections: A05, Tu 8:00pm, in AP&M B412; A06, Tu 9:00pm, in AP&M B412.
Office Hours: M 4-5 in AP&M B402A; W 10-11 in AP&M 6341.
E-mail: r1gomez@math.ucsd.edu


COURSE DESCRIPTION

 
WHAT IS MATH 20C? This is the third calculus course for students of mathematics, science, and engineering. In this course we examine topics of elementary calculus, but from a multidimensional perspective. We will visit four major themes: 1) Vectors and vector operations; 2) Derivation and integration of vector valued functions of one variable; 3) Partial derivatives of functions of several variables; 4) Integration of functions of several variables.

TEXT
  Jon Rogawski, Multivariable Calculus, W. H. Freeman and Company 2008. You are expected to read the text BEFORE each lecture.

EXAMS

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