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CALCULUS
for BIOLOGY and MEDICINE
by Claudia Neuhauser
Tentative Lecture Schedule
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Monday |
Wednesday |
Friday |
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Mar 31: Intro,1.1 |
Apr 2: 1.2 |
Apr 4: 1.2,1.3 |
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Apr 7: 3.1 |
Apr 9: 3.1,3.2 |
Apr 11: 3.2,3.3 |
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Apr 13: 3.3,3.4 |
Apr 16: 3.4,3.5 |
Apr 18: 3.5,4.1 |
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Apr 21: Review |
Apr 23: Exam 1 |
Apr 25: 4.1 |
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Apr 28: 4.2 |
Apr 30: 4.3 |
May 2: 4.4 |
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May 5: 4.5 |
May 11: 4.5,4.6 |
May 9: 4.6,4.7 |
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May 12: 4.7 |
May 18: 4.8 |
May 16: Review |
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May 19: Exam 2 |
May 25: 5.1 |
May 23: 5.2 |
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May 26: Holiday |
May 23: 5.3 |
May 30: 5.4 |
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Jun 2: 5.4,5.5 |
Jun 4: 5.5 |
Jun 6: Review |
FINAL EXAM: Wednesday June 11, 8:00 -11:00 am
Grading: Each midterm will be worth 100 points, the final will be worth 160 points, and the homework will be worth 40 points.
Practice Problems: exam1 exam 2 derivative rules chapter 5
Practice Solutions: exam1 exam 2 pg 1 exam 2 pg 2 chapter 5
Summary of 1st and 2nd derivative tests.
Four hours of Section
per week are mandatory.
Keep up with the schedule. This works better than falling behind and cramming.
Read the sections to be covered in lecture before you come to lecture and work through the examples in the text.
Attend all lectures and weekly discussion sections. Ask questions if something is unclear.
Attend office hours, either mine and/or the TA's, and ask questions if something is unclear.
Use the drop in tutors and MSI for additional help. The schedule of hours will be distributed in the second week of classes.
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