Math 156 - Applied Honors Calculus II - Fall 2012
Math 156 (Applied Honors Calculus II) is designed for engineering and science students who received a score of 4 or 5 on the Advanced Placement Calculus exam (AB or BC). Math 156 is an alternative to Math 116 (Calculus II). For more details see the course description.
section 1, MTuWF 10-11am, Robert Krasny, 221 Dennison
section 2, cancelled
section 3, MTuWF 11-12pm, Robert Krasny, 351 Dennison
section 4, cancelled
section 5, MTuWF 1-2pm, Cap Khoury, 229 Dennison
section 6, MTuWF 2-3pm, Cap Khoury, 337 Dennison
section 7, MTuWF 12-1pm, Bogdan Vioreanu, 315 Dennison
Information
syllabus, schedule, first day handout, lecture notes
Textbook
Homework
hw1 due: Tues Sept 11
hw2 due: Tues Sept 18
hw3 due: Tues Sept 25
hw4 due: Tues Oct 2
hw5 due: Tues Oct 9
hw6 due: Tues Oct 23
hw7 due: Tues Oct 30
hw8 due: Tues Nov 6
hw9 due: Tues Nov 13
hw10 due: Tues Nov 27
hw11 due: Tues Dec 4
Computer Lab worksheet, Fri Sept 21, meet in B743 East Hall
Exams
1st midterm exam, Wed Oct 10, 6:15-7:45pm, 1360 East Hall (Khoury), 1640 Chemistry (Krasny), 260 Dennison (Vioreanu), review sheet, solutions
2nd midterm exam, Wed Nov 14, 6:15-7:45pm, 1528 CCL (Khoury), 2260 USB (Krasny), 1230 USB (Vioreanu), CCL = C.C. Little, USB = Undergraduate Science Building, review sheet, solutions
final exam, Fri Dec 14, 8-10am, 1324 East Hall review sheet, solutions (some still to be completed)
Study Groups
The Science Learning Center offers study groups for Math 156 students. The groups meet weekly to review course material, solve problems, and gain a better understanding of course concepts. A group has 8-12 members and is facilitated by a Group Leader trained by the SLC. Group membership is voluntary, but requires active participation and regular attendance. You can learn more details at the SLC website.
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Math 255 - Applied Honors Calculus III (multivariable calculus) [info]
Math 256 - Applied Honors calculus IV (differential equations) [info]
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