MAT 125 - Calculus A

Organizational Information

• Course Description (also in PDF for your printing pleasure.)
  describes the text, grading policies, and other administrivia. Last updated on Jan 23 2016, 1:01pm
• There are several options about the textbook at a variety of prices.
  WebAssign is a required component to do the homeworks. Please read this note about using the homework system.
• Meeting times and locations of lectures and recitations.
• Teaching staff, with contact information and office hours.

Schedule, Homeworks, Lecture videos, etc.

• Schedule and homework assignments. (last updated May 02 2016, 3:36pm.)
• There are a number of videos covering the course material. Some of these are short (5-15 minutes) and cover a single topic, and others are class lectures given in a previous semester (which cover the same stuff). (last changed Sep 03 2021, 12:31pm.)
• You can see your grades in the Grade Center on blackboard. These could be a little out of date.

Exams

• Midterm 1: Monday, February 22 at 8:45pm.
  Here is more information on the midterm, including all three versions of the exam (with solutions). Grade distribution and letter-grade equivalents are also here.
• Midterm 2: Thursday, April 7 at 8:45pm.
  See here for more information, including copies of the exam(s), the solutions, and grade distributions.
• Final: Wednesday, May 11 at 8:00am.
  The final will be in two parts: the first part was held during during the last week of April at various times; the second part on May 11.
  See here for more information about the final, including sample exams and locations.

Other things

• 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.
• The Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) program is an (optional) supplemental instruction component to the course which meets weekly. This is lead by undergraduates Maryam (Mondays 11-12 or Tuesdays 2:30-3:30, in Harriman 115), Pete (Wednesdays 12-1 or Thursdays 4-5 in Physics P125), and Lyle (Mondays 3-4 or Wednesdays 2-3 in Psychology A 146).