• Course Description
  Textbook, grading policy, details about lecturers and recitation leaders such as office hours, email addresses, and phone numbers, as well as other administrivia.
• Meeting times and locations of lectures and recitations.
• Schedule and homework assignments, including solutions to homework problems.

• Algebra and Calculus material from around the web:
  • Some study tips for Calculus, which I strongly encourage you to read, are provided by Mark Brittenham of the University of North Texas.
    
  • An Algebra Review in Ten Lessons (requires Adobe Acrobat reader) produced by D.P. Story of the University of Akron. ThinkQuest provides algebra and trigonometry pages you might find of use, as well. Of course, all of the material you really need is in your text, but sometimes another point of view helps.
  • Some online calculus tutorials that cover the material in Mat 125 (and some more things) are Karl's Calculus Tutor and D.P. Story's e-Calculus (requires Adobe Acrobat reader).

• Exam 1: Tuesday, February 23. 8:30pm - 10:00pm in Javits 100.
  Since the exam was over a while ago, all of the information has moved .
• Exam 2: Thursday, March 25. 8:30pm - 10:00pm in Javits 100.
  Since the exam was over a while ago, all of the information has moved .

• Final Exam: Wednesday, May 12. 7:00pm - 10:00pm.
  

  Locations for final exam section room 1-4 Old Chemistry 116 5 Old Chemistry 144 6-10 Harriman 137

  60% of the exam will be on material since the last two exams; the other 40% will be "old material" from the first two exams. Be sure to review that material as well.   Bring your calculator and a photo ID to the exam.

  • Review Session Tuesday, May 11 at 3:30-5pm in Javits 105
  • A collection of sample problems is available, also in PDF or PostScript formats, both of which print out much nicer. The solutions to many of the problems are now available.