Welcome to Felipe's math115 page. If he is your GSI, then this page contains some basic information for you.

My office: East Hall, 1866.

Office hours: Monday from 5 to 6, Wednesday from 3 to 4. If you can't make any of these times and you want to see me, we can arrange some other time.

Quizzes: Tuesdays.

Pop-quizzes: Whenever, possibly never.

Team homework: Due on Fridays.

Course Website

My Schedule

Syllabus

New Teams

Team Napoletana
- Cristina Bustamante (cbustama@umich.edu)
- Sam Grieco
- Pe-feng (Rebecca) Hsieh
- Brett Tewsbury
Team Marinara
- Elyse Boelens (eboelens@umich.edu)
- Dave Horvath
- Rachel LaConti
- Michael Lang
Team Margherita
- Sarah Jennett (sarahjen@umich.edu)
- Thomas McClish
- Stephanie Prado
- Russell Thaw
Team Romana
- Jeff Birg (jbirg@umich.edu)
- Kathleen Darbor
- Shreyance Mandaliya
- Kent Utama
Team Capricciosa
- Eva Aylesworth (eayleswo@umich.edu)
- Micah Jacobs
- Darcy Malin
- Meg McPherson
Team Quattro Stagioni
- Adam Cohen (admcohen@umich.edu)
- Madisen Klumpp
- Reggie Manuel, Jr.
- Tyler Pennington
Team Bianca
- Young Noh Choe (ynchoe@umich.edu)
- Alec Harris
- Josh Lin
- Nahshon Puente
Team Calzone
- Meaghan Biggs (mebiggs@umich.edu)
- Clark McIntyre
- Sarah Smith
- Adam Wald

Attendance Policy

It is highly recommended that you attend class, but you will not be graded on attendance. (This means that if you don't feel like paying attention in class, you will not be penalized for skipping it altogether.)
If you are going to leave class early, please let me know at the beginning of class.

TeamHW Guidelines

Staple your assignment neatly.
Write your assignment neatly.
Write your assignment in such a way that Felipe won't have to refer to the book to know what the problems are asking. Your write-up should be self contained.
Expound on your reasoning. This does not mean you should show Felipe all the minute steps in your calculations. It does mean you should supplement your calculations with complete and well-written sentences explaining what you are thinking. This way, you are more likely to receive partial credit if your answers are wrong.

Quizzes