Default Textbook:
James Stewart
Calculus: Concepts and Context,
Single Variable Calculus, Fourth Edition.
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| Midterm I | Thursday, September 29 | 8:15-9:35 pm |
| Midterm II | Wednesday, November 2 | 7:50-9:15 pm |
| Final Exam | Thursday, December 8 | 2:15-5:00 pm |
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for these exams at these times.
No calculators will be allowed or needed in these exams.
Pencil-and-paper solutions only!
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