Calculus II (Sections 7-10)

Lecture:          MWR 3-4 PM Darrin 318

Recitation:      

Section 7           T 1:00-1:50           LOW 4034

Section 8           F 1:00-1:50           SAGE 2715

Section 9           T 2:00-2:50           LOW 4040    

Section 10         F 2:00-2:50           LALLY 02

Skills Class:

Section 7           F 1:00-1:50           LOW 4034

Section 8           T 1:00-1:50           SAGE 2715

Section 9           F 2:00-2:50           LOW 4040

Section 10         T 2:00-2:50           LALLY 02

Teaching Assistant

Analee Miranda

mirana@rpi.edu

Office: Amos Eaton 316W

Web: http://www.rpi.edu/~mirana/home.htm

TA Office Hours

Monday 2:00-3:00PM

Thursday 2:00-3:00 PM

Friday 3:00-4:00 PM

By appointment (please send e-mail)

Homework

It is important to keep up with the homework assignments. As a result, I will create a solution set for all of the assigned homework and review problems. I will go over the more challenging problems during recitation meetings, however, if you need help with the homework problems not covered in class, please see me during my office hours or by appointment.

Quizzes and Make-up quizzes

Quizzes and Make-up Quizzes will be given during recitation or skills meetings. The quizzes will typically last 10 minutes and will consist of a few problems from the Calculus Skills Problem Set. If you miss a quiz without a documented excuse, you will receive a zero and will not be allowed to make the quiz up.

Quiz dates:

Tuesday, January 22 (Section 5.3 - 5.5)

Tuesday, January 29 (Section 7.1)

Tuesday, February 5 (Sections 7.2)

Tuesday, February 12 (Section 7.4)

Friday, February 26 (Section 10.3)

Exams and Exam Dates

Exams will be given during lecture.  The tentative exam schedule is as follows:

Exam #1:  Wednesday, February 20th       Exam #2:  Monday, March 24th       Exam #3:  Thursday, April 24th

Contesting Grades

If you wish to contest a graded exam or quiz, you must speak to me within one week of the date the assignment is first returned in class. After this deadline, the grade will be final. Also, if your work is not picked up within one week of the date the assignment is returned in class, you forfeit all rights to contest the grade.

Academic Integrity on Exams and quizzes

All work submitted in a quiz or exam must be your own. Collaborating on a quiz or examination is not permitted. Academic dishonesty may result in an exam or quiz grade of zero and a report to the Dean of Students. Additional penalties may be imposed according to the section on Academic integrity in the Rensselaer Student Handbook. Any student who submits a changed answer of a Calculus Skills Problem for re-grading has violated an academic integrity standard. The uniform penalty will be failure of the course. If a student submits an appeal, he or she is responsible, regardless of whether he or she knew the answer had been changed.