Current Announcements - Math 2200L & Math 2210L
(last modified August 23, 2002)
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open labs will begin next week on Monday. Room 308 in Grad Studies
will be open from 10 am to 2 pm daily. Room 221 will be open Monday
through Thursday evenings between 6 pm and 10 pm. These labs will be
closed
on Labor Day, September 2.
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The calculus labs Math 2200L and Math 2210L are co-requisites for the
calculus courses Math 2200 and Math 2210 respectively. These courses
are taught in GSRC rooms 220 and 221.
The only thing that you need to bring for the first class is a floppy
disc for saving your work. If you have an Arches account, you can
save your work electronically if you choose.
The software that is used in the calculus labs is Maple 8. You are
not required to purchase the software. For those wishing to purchase
Maple 8 for personal computers, it is available at the University
Bookstore. Maple is available at the major EITS labs on campus.
There will be times when certain labs in GSRC are open for you to
come and work on your projects. These labs will be staffed with
individuals who will be able to help you with both mathematical
questions and Maple questions about your projects. The schedule of
these labs is still being worked on at this time. The open labs
should begin during the second week of the semester.
The calculus labs are intended to give you an opportunity to apply
ideas and methods that you are learning in the regular calculus
course. You should feel free to ask your regular calculus instructor
questions (especially mathematical questions) concerning your
calculus lab.