Date | Assignment |
6 Dec | Project 3 |
2 Dec | Evaluative Opportunity 3 (Chapters 10 & misc) |
28 Nov | ReRead Partial Fractions hand-out / HW PF: Work the problems from the Partial Fractions hand-out. We will go over this in class. |
23,24,25 Nov | Thanksgiving Break: no class |
21 Nov | Read Partial Fractions hand-out / HW TS: Work the problems from the Trigonometric Substitution hand-out. |
Chapter 10 | |
19 Nov | Read Trigonometric Substitution hand-out / HW 10.7: #2,4,6,8,12,18 |
17 Nov | Read 10.7 (rhw) / HW 10.6: #6,10,14,18 / Portfolio!: (1) Look at the "class clarification" on diffeq modeling. There are two cases where sneaky constant-sign manipulations took place. Explain these. (2) Pick one of the problems in the assignment for Wednesday and work it as a written problem (so you'll have it in two places---the homework, and the portfolio), explaining each step in your solution, and modeling your work after the steps in the web page clarification. (3) explain how the work we've done with differential equations is related to other material we've covered this semester. |
15 Nov | HW 10.6: #2,4,5,9 (for 5 & 9: show all work), 12, 16 |
12 Nov | Read 10.6 (rhw) / HW 10.5: #2,4,6,8,16,20,22 |
10 Nov | Read 10.5 (rhw) / HW 10.4: #2,6,8,14,18,22,24,28,30 |
8 Nov | Read 10.4 (rhw) / HW 10.3: #2,4,6,10 |
5 Nov | HW 10.2: #2 (figure), 4,6,8 / E.O.2 Portfolio: for each problem on the E.O. on which you missed points, (1) Explain what about the mathematical concept you missed on the E.O., and (2) Rework the problem correctly, explaining each step of your solution as you go. |
4 Nov | Read 10.3 (rhw) |
3 Nov | Read 10.2 (rhw) / HW 10.1: #2,6,8,10 (for extra credit: #11) / Review Portfolio: Find the problem on the E.O. you missed the most points on. Carefully explain the mathematical concept behind this problem. Then find a challenging odd-numbered problem in that section of the book that is similar to the E.O. problem and work it, explaining as you do so your solution in complete sentences. Finally, explain how this mathematical concept is related to something else we covered in chapters 8 and 9. |
1 Nov | Read 10.1 (rhw) |
29 Oct | Evaluative Opportunity 2 (Chapters 8 & 9) |
Chapter 9 | |
28 Oct | HW 9.4: #2,4,8,16,18,20,23,24 (time in lab for this, too) |
27 Oct | Project 2 |
25 Oct | Read 9.4 (rhw) / HW 9.3: #6,8,10,18,22 (hint: factor out an R and expand in terms of a/R), 23 |
22 Oct | HW 9.2: #2,4,8,12,18,24,28 HW 9.3: #2,4,14 |
20 Oct | Read 9.3 (rhw) / HW 9.2: #6,10,14,16 |
15,18 Oct | Fall Break: no class |
13 Oct | Read 9.2 (rhw) / HW 9.1: #2,10,12,14,20,24,26,30 |
Chapter 8 | |
11 Oct | Lab 5 (volume problem only) (download lab to run it) / Read 9.1 (rhw) / Volume/Mass Worksheet |
8 Oct | HW 8.3 #14,16,18,20 |
6 Oct | HW 8.4 #2,4,6,8 |
4 Oct | Read 8.4 (rhw) / HW 8.3 #2,4,12 / E.O.1 Portfolio: Work through the problems on the first evaluative opportunity. Each step of your solutions should be explained in complete sentences -- see, for example, the class clarifications for examples on how to do this. You may omit any problem except problem 2 on which you didn't miss any points. |
1 Oct | Read 8.3 (rhw) / HW 8.1 #4,16,20,24; HW 8.2 #4,8,10,14,16 |
29 Sep | HW 8.2 #1,2,6,7,11,12 |
27 Sep | Read 8.2 (rhw) / HW 8.1 #2,3,6,12,14 |
Chapter 7 | |
24 Sep | Evaluative Opportunity 1 |
22 Sep | Review / Read 8.1 (rhw) / Sec 7.1, #26,40; Sec 7.2, #24; Sec 7.3, #10,40; Sec 7.4, #14; Sec 7.5, #10,12; Sec 7.6, #14 |
20 Sep | Review / Intro to applications / HW 7.7 #4,24 HW 7.8 #4,6,9,16,20a,21,25 |
17 Sep | Read 7.8 (rhw) / HW 7.7 #2,8,10,20,22,28,30,32 |
15 Sep | Read 7.7 (rhw) / HW 7.6 #4,6,8,12,16 |
13 Sep | Project 1 / Read 7.6 (rhw) |
10 Sep | HW 7.2 #24 / HW 7.3 #48 / HW 7.4 #2,8,18,22,26,34 |
9 Sep | Read 7.5 (rhw) |
8 Sep | Read 7.4 (rhw) / HW 7.2, #4,38,40 / HW 7.3, #2,6,10,12,18,22,24 |
6 Sep | Labor Day: no class |
3 Sep | Read 7.3 (rhw) / HW Sec 7.2, #6,10,18,22,26,28,33,36 |
1 Sep | Read 7.2 (rhw) / HW Sec 7.1, #8,10,12,20,30,36,38,46 |
30 Aug | Read Sec 7.1 (rhw) / HW Sec 6.1, #4 Sec 6.2, #2,8,10,32,50 / Portfolio 1: Explain the FTC. Do Sec 6.1, #14. Explain how derivatives (rates of change) and definite integrals (accumulations of change) enter into the FTC. |
Review | |
27 Aug | Read Sec 3.2 (rhw), 6.1 (rhw), 6.2 (rhw) / HW: Sec 3.1, #2, Sec 3.2, #16, 24, Chp 4 p.237, #58,62,100 |
25 Aug | Read Sec 2.1 (rhw), 2.3 (rhw), 3.1 (rhw) / HW: Sec 2.1, #6, Sec 2.3, #2,12, Chp 4 p.237, #2,12,32 |