MATHEMATICS 2210 Course Syllabus

Fall, 2004

Instructor: Jiayuan Lin

Lecture: MWF 9:05AM-9:55 AM, Building 1031, Room 0102

Email: jiayuan@math.uga.edu

Phone: (706) 542-2644

Office: Boyd 540

Office Hours: M W 12:00PM-1:00PM or by appointment.

Text: Edwards and Penney, Calculus, Early Transcendental Version, Sixth Edition, 2003.

Topics to be covered: Riemann Sums and The definite integral, Applications of the integral, Transcendental functions and techniques of integration, Differential Equations.

Grading:

· 20 % for Quizzes

· 30 % for mid-term exam

· 45 % for the final exam.

· 5% for attendance

Quizzes:

There will be 7 short quizzes during the semester. Two lowest grades will be dropped in calculating your total grade. The quizzes will cover recent homework.

Examinations:

There will be one midterm examination during the course. It will be held in class on Wednesday, October 6th. The date and place for your final will be announced in class later.

No books, lecture notes or electronic calculators will be permitted during any examination or quiz in this course. You may write notes on a 8.5" X 11" card and bring this to the midterm and final exams.

PLEASE NOTE THAT NO MAKEUP QUIZZES AND EXAMS WILL BE GIVEN IN THIS COURSE.

Homework: Homework is the most important part of the course. Although it will not be collected, you should spend some time on it because your quizzes will consist of a few homework problems. You are encouraged to work with other students on the homework problems. However, it is crucial that you write up all of the assignments on your own. In order to do well on the quizzes and the examinations, it is essential that you do all of the homework problems thoroughly.

Homework Assignment: will be announced in class.