Larson, Edwards, Multivariable Calculus, 9th edition.
Schedules
LEC 01 81288 MF 12:50pm-2:10pm Library E4330 Mikhail Movshev
R01 81289 W 10:40am-11:35am Physics P116 Cheng Hao
R02 81290 F 11:45am-12:40pm Earth&Space 069 Mark Flanagan
Contact Information
Mikhail Movshev Math Tower 4-109 mmovshev AT math.sunysb.edu
Cheng Hao Math Tower hao AT math.sunys.edu
Mark Flanagan Math Tower 4-118 mflanagan AT math.sunysb.edu
Vector algebra in two and three dimensions, multivariate differential and integral calculus, optimization, vector calculus including the theorems of Green, Gauss, and Stokes. Applications to engineering, physics, and all sciences.
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The homework is assigned during class, and posted on the web page. You will have about a week to complete the homework assignment, which you will submit to your recitation teacher. Late homework will not be accepted. A collection of three problems per assignment will be graded every week, but you will not know which ones will be chosen. If do not know how to solve a problem, do not gamble by leaving it blank, please come to see us!
Here will be a guide to preparation to TEST one.
Here will be a list of suggested problems and other information about the Final Exam.
The grading will be weighted as follows: homework 15%,quizzes 10%, midterm I 20%, midterm II 20%, final 35%. The grades are available on blackboard .
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Mikhail Movshev |
Mon,Fr 2:10-3:10 Math Tower 4-109 |
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Cheng Hao |
Wed. 7-8pm, 3101 Math Tower |
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Mark Flanagan |
Monday 4-5pm in math 4-118; MLC on Monday Sep 26 11am-1pm |
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