Math 233 Multivariate
Calculus
Section 7, TTh 1-2:15
in LGRT 111
Instructor: Molly Fenn (email fenn@math.umass.edu,
office LGRT 1323 D)
Textbook: Calculus - Early Transcendentals, 5th edition,
by James Stewart
Announcements:
Another storm on the way
The
weather on Sunday is looking very iffy, so I’m changing my office hours. Sorry for all the crazy confusion. I’ll be in our classroom from 11 until 1 on Saturday instead of Sunday. I haven’t reserved our classroom, so it may
not be available. In that case, I’ll put
a sign on the door telling you where I am.
There are additional reviews on Saturday from 1 until
Snow Day!
Unfortunately,
we missed our last class because of the snow storm. We would have done a few more examples of
Green’s Theorem and begun review today. I
recommend you look at examples 2 and 4 in section 16.4 of the book and try the
problems listed on the homework page.
Also try some problems from 16.3, finding potential functions and using
them to evaluate line integrals.
Final Exam Information
·
All sections
will take the Final on Monday December 17 at
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Snow day policy
(hot line 545-3630).
The make-up policy for rescheduling the final exam due to snow is available at
http://www.umass.edu/af/finals.htm
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If the
University is closed until
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The final exam
will be cumulative, but the majority covers sections 15.3 - 15.5, 16.1-16.4.
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Please arrive 10
minutes early. You will not be admitted to the exam if you arrive more than 30
minutes after the exam begins. There will be no uniform make-up exams. No cheat
sheets are allowed to bring to the exam. No formula sheet will be included in
the exam. Please bring your student ID to the exam! Below are some practice
problems offered in previous semesters, as well as the Finals from Fall 2006
and Spring 2007.
Review Sessions
·
Zhigang Han will
run a review session on Saturday from 1 until 4 in LGRT 103.
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Viktor Grigoryan
will run a course-wide review session for the final on Saturday from 4:00-9:00
pm in LGRT 101.
Practice Problems
Practice Problems
for Final Exam
Final Exam from Fall
2006 (no answers)
Final Exam
from Spring 2007 (no answers)
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Exam 1 solutions,
Exam
2 solutions, and results
from both exams
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Old practice
exams (from exam 1 and 2) can be found here (scroll
down)
Homework: Homework will
be due on Tuesdays either in class, during office hours, or in the envelope on
my office door (LGRT 1323 D) by
Office Hours: You may attend the office hours
of any 233 instructor. The complete list
of office hours follows. My office hours
will be held on Tuesdays from 2:30 until 4 in Blue Wall and on Wednesdays from
4:30 until 5:30 in my office (LGRT 1323 D).
I encourage you to use the Blue Wall office hours to work with your
fellow students as well as to meet with me.
In addition to office hours, the course TA, Viktor Grigoryan, will hold a weekly discussion session on Tuesdays,
from 6 until 9 in LGRT 101.
Monday:
9-11 Viktor Grigoryan, 10-11 Arline Norkin, 11-12 Evgeny Materov, 12:30-2
Zhigang Han, 1:30-3 Siman Wong
Tuesday: 8-9 Tom Weston, 12:30-2:30 Mike Sullivan, 2:30-4 Molly Fenn (in Blue
Wall), 6-9 Viktor Grigoryan (discussion session in LGRT 101).
Wednesday: 11-1 Viktor Grigoryan, 11-12 Evgeny Materov, 12:30-2 Zhigang Han,
3-4 Arline Norkin, 3-4 Siman Wong, 4:30-5:30 Molly Fenn
Thursday: 9-11 Viktor Grigoryan, 10:10-11:10 Mike Sullivan, 2:30-3:30 Tom
Weston, 3-4 Arline Norkin
Friday: 11-12 Evgeny Materov
Unless
noted above, the location of office hours will be:
Molly
Fenn: LGRT 1323 D (except
Tuesdays)
Viktor
Grigoryan: LGRT 1323 E
Zhigang
Han: LGRT 1340
Evgeny
Materov: LGRT 1238
Arline
Norkin: LGRT 1624
Mike
Sullivan: LGRT 1544
Tom
Weston: LGRT 1122
Siman
Wong: LGRT 1115 G
Course-wide Exams: Two midterm
exams will be held during the semester as well as a cumulative final exam. The dates for the midterm exams are
Wednesday, October 10th, 7-9
pm and Wednesday, November 14th, 7-9 pm. Please note that 11/14 is a Monday
schedule. Add these exams to your
calendar now and please read the make-up exam
policy
Grading Policy: Your grade will be made up of four components, 25%
each. They will be homework, midterm
exam 1, midterm exam 2, and the cumulative final exam. For more information on grading, please see
the course-wide
website.