Announcements

Congratulations on a successful first term!

Hello students!

I look forward to working with you all in Fall 2016, through the Winter 2017 term (in MATH101). This page will contain information regarding (among other things):

Week-to-week overviews of material covered
Recommended problems
Extra practice

Basic Class Info

Date and time: V1B Wed, Friday 11:00-11:50, V1D Wed, Friday 16:00-16:50

Room: V1B will meet in ORCH 3004, V1D will meet in ORCH 3058

Office Hours: Wednesdays from 12-2 in ORCH 4002. Megan and I will be there from 12-1.

Here is a detailed course outline in PDF format.

Materials, handouts, and more

A page containing all PDFs associated to this course and other useful materials can be found HERE.

Solutions to problems on sequences, Sept 13 and Sept 15
Solutions to problems on series from Sept 22
Solutions to problems on continuity from October 4th
Solutions to IVT problems from October 6th
Solutions to the definition of derivative problems from October 14th
Solutions to the week on the Chain Rule Oct 25 and Oct 27
Solutions to trig and exponential derivatives on Nov 3
Video about arctan(x).
Solutions to the class on the MVT, Nov 8
Solutions to the first derivative test class Nov 10
Solutions to curve sketching, Nov 17
Solutions to problems on Optimization, Nov 24
PDF of Jeopardy Slides

Links

The link to WeBWorK is here and our section code is MATH100-V01_2017W1

Resources

There are numerous resources provided by the Math department for this course and others. Please visit my links page for a complete list.

The recommended textbook is the single-variable version of Calculus: Early Transcendentals by Briggs, Cochran, and Gillett. Although a textbook is not required for the course, you might find it to be a useful resource. If you have any questions about other texts, feel free to ask me!