MATH 2425 CALCULUS II, Section 001
MWF 10:00am-10:50pm in PKH 111
Information is subject to change, please keep yourself
informed!
Instructor
Prof. Ren-Cang Li, PKH 445, (817) 272-0548
(send email)
Office Hour
MW 2:00-2:50 or by appointment
GTA
Byungsoo Moon (send email);
Office: PKH 412 and
office hours: TuTh 9:00-9:50am
Affiliated Labs
Section MATH 2425-001 is affiliated with
If you are enrolled in
MATH 2425-001, you must also be enrolled in Lab 101 or Lab 201. If you are
enrolled in Lab 101 or Lab 201 you must also be enrolled in MATH 2425-001.
Anyone not correctly enrolled in MATH 2425-001 will be dropped automatically.
Handouts
(You'd need a
ADOBE reader to preview those handouts.)
Textbook
Weir, Haas, and Giordano, Thomas' Calculus, 11th Edition.
The course will progress in the order listed.
Exams
These exams are departmental, i.e., all sections of Math 2425 will
take the same exam and the grades will have the same weight in each
section. All of these exams are comprehensive. The format of each
exam will be approximately half multiple choice problems and half
show-your-work problems.
Any student who scores below 50 on the final exam cannot receive a grade higher
than D in the course.
If you have a conflict with either midterm or final,
you must contact the course coordinator no later than
Census Date (September 9), by using a form attached to
the coordinator's office door (PKH 448) and submitting
it together with necessary documentation as indicated on
the form. You may also contact the coordinator by
e-mail (Krueger@uta.edu) no later than September 9.
Do not assume that you e-mail has been received if there
is no response from the coordinator. If a conflict arises
after September 9, contact the coordinator immediately.
Delays in submitting a make-up request may mean that
your request cannot be approved.
You may find
old exams useful for your study.
Solutions to MC questions are available, too.
All midterms and some final exams are also available in the Science Education and
Career Center, 106 Life Sciences Building.
To prepare for the exams:
Quizzes
They will be administered by your GTAs and
cover material from most recently uncovered by previous quizzes.
The top 10 quizzes will count for 10% of your
final grade.
Problem-Solving Labs
Attendance is absolutely required at Wednesday labs;
attendance will be taken and no attendance credit will be given to anyone who
come in 5 minutes late and leave early.
Frequently lab projects
will be turned in with at most two lab partners. They are always due by at the
beginning of the following Wednesday labs. The top 10 labs will count for 10% of your
final grade.
Important Days
(see also
Academic Calendar)