COURSE:  Survey of Calculus (MATH 123)
TIME/PLACE: Spring 2013 M   WRF 11 a.m. KRH 347
TEXT: Survey of Calculus, by T. M. Thompson & K. L. Wiggins: Available at Judy's Copy Center
INSTRUCTOR: T. M. Thompson KRH 332 ph: 2181
OFFICE HOURS: Office Hours
BULLETIN COPY:
Introduction to calculus, including topics such as functions, limits, derivatives, and integration in one or more variables; applications from business and social sciences. Will not apply toward a major or minor in mathematics. Credit will not be allowed for both MATH 123 and MATH 181. Prerequisite: MATH 117 or 121 or a satisfactory score on a departmental placement examination.
OBJECTIVES:
After finishing this course, the student should be able to organize and effectively communicate ideas involving the geometrical significance of derivatives and integrals, derivatives and their application to solve simple problems, and calculus techniques and their application to simple business-oriented problems.
EXAMINATIONS: 3 one-hour exams: 22 Apr (Mon) 8 May (Wed) 29 May (Wed)

1 two-hour final: 10 Jun (2 p.m. Mon)
HOMEWORK (computer)
Each WeBWorK assignment is worth 10 points.

HOMEWORK (handwritten)
Each handwritten assignment is worth 10 points and is due on Monday  unless otherwise stated.
TOPICS &
ASSIGNMENTS

 

SUGGESTIONS
ON WRITING
UP SOLUTIONS

 

Late handwritten homework (MORE THAN ONE CLASS DAY LATE) is deducted at the rate of two points per class day late --- see me about late work due to illness.
Paper should be approximately 8.5 by 11; one or both sides may be used.
Must be neat.
Must be done in pencil to be accepted.
Due at the beginning of the class period.
Papers are to be folded as a book with name and assignment number on the outside as illustrated.
GRADING: Homework: 20% of grade (lowest score is deleted).

Hour Exams: 16% + 16% + 16% = 48% of grade.

Final: 32% of grade.


A: 
A-: 
B+:
92-100% 
90-91 
88-89

B: 
B-: 
C+:
82-87% 
80-81 
78-79

C: 
C-: 
D+:
67-77% 
65-66 
63-64

D: 
D-: 
F:
57-62% 
55-56 
0-54

Appropriate (to me) modification of these percentages may be made in individual cases for progress, unusual circumstances, etc.

All materials submitted by a  student will be evaluated in a timely manner (typically 2 weeks).  Exams will be scored (with overall class grades attached) and be accessible for viewing by a student before the next exam. 
ELECTRONIC DEVICES Please do NOT use cell phones, computers, personal organizers, etc., during class UNLESS PRIOR PERMISSION is obtained.
DISABILITIES: If you have a physical and/or learning disability and require accommodations, please contact me or the Disability Support Services office at 527-2366 or their website. Furthermore, this syllabus is available in alternative print formats upon request.