Department of Mathematics

MAT 132 

 Calculus II
 
Fall 2019



Exam #2 will be held on Thursday,
October 31, from 8:45-10:15 pm.

Room Assignments:

Your room assignment for the exam is determined by
your recitation number, as listed on the following table:


      Room             Recitations                Proctors         
Earth and
Space Science
(ESS) 001		 1, 2, 23, 32
Babak Modami,
Miao Song,
Saman Esfahani,
Owen Mireles
Engineering
145		 5, 22, 30
Eun Hye Lee,
Taras Kolomatski,
Daniel Brogan
Frey Hall
102		 3, 4, 21, 40, 41 Mads Villadsen,
Tobias Shin,
Emily Schaal
Frey Hall
104		 20, 24, 25, 31 Claude LeBrun,
Juan Ysimura,
Runjie Hu

Notice that one of the proctors in your room will be your recitation leader (TA).
It is vitally important that you take the exam in the room assigned to your section,
because you will be required to return your exam to your own TA at the end of the exam!

If you are unsure which recitation you are in, check now by clicking here.
If you report to the wrong room, you will not be allowed to take
the exam there, but will instead be sent to go find your assigned room.

Know your recitation number! No excuses!

If you are unsure where the above buildings are located, click here for a zoomable, annotated campus map, in PDF format.

Bring your Stony Brook ID card to the exam. You will be expected to show this card when turning in your exam.

You will not be allowed to use books or notes during the exam.

The use of calculators, phones, smart-watches, or other electronic devices during the exam will also be strictly forbidden.

The exam will cover sections 6.4-6.6, and 8.1-8.3, inclusive. Topics covered include

It might help to first check your overall understanding of the material by quickly going over the following in your textbook:

For those who only own the e-book version of the text:
These questions are located in the Review sections at the ends of Chapters 6 and 8.


You will then be well-prepared for the exam if you can correctly do the following problems:

If it increases your self-confidence, you can think of these exercises as a practice exam.
But please keep in mind that the real exam will actually be shorter and easier!

Review Session: Dan Brogan has kindly volunteered to conduct a review session on Wednesday, Oct. 30, from 7:00 to 8:30 pm, in Frey Hall, room 102. You are all invited (but not required) to attend.

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