Organizational Information Course Description (also in PDF for your printing pleasure.) describes the text, grading policies, and other administrivia. Last updated on . Meeting times and locations of lectures and recitations. Teaching staff, with contact information and office hours. Schedule, Homeworks, and Grades Schedule and homework assignments. (last updated .) This semester, we are using a web grading system to do some of the homework problems online. Please read this note about using the homework system. To see your course grades as of , enter your Last Name and Stony Brook ID then click . Exams Midterm 1: Monday, Sept 27 at 8:30pm. See here for more information. Midterm 2: Tuesday, Nov 9 at 8:30pm. See here for more information. Final: Wednesday, Dec 15 at 11:00am. See here for more information. (Updated ) A Fable: Maluva and Alissi. The Story of Two Newcomers to the Town of Calculus. A kind of calculus that this course is not about. Don't be fooled by imitations. Accept only the genuine article. Some calculus-related animations and Java applets The number e. Average rates of change, secant lines, and tangent lines. Animations of the limit of secants approaching the tangent line for a "nice" function, at a point where there is no tangent, and at a point where the tangent line is vertical. An interactive java applet illustrating slopes and secant lines, and another one. Let's go derivative surfing! A bouncing ball, together with its height and velocity as a function of time.

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