Section | Day/Time | Room Location | Instructor |
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1 | MWF 9-10 | Busch 100 | Prof Thornton |
2 | MWF 10-11 | Busch 100 | Prof Thornton |
3 | MWF 12-1 | Brown 118 | Prof Rodsphon |
4 | MWF 3-4 | Wilson 214 | Prof Cao |
5 | MWF 4-5 | Wilson 214 | Prof Rodsphon |
Prof Blake Thornton Office: Cupples 1, Room 108A Email: bthornton@wustl.edu Office Hours: See Google Course Calendar |
Prof Shuhao Cao Office: TBA Email: s.cao@wustl.edu Office Hours: See Google Course Calendar |
Prof Rudy Rodsphon Office: TBA Email: rrudy@wustl.edu Office Hours: See Google Course Calendar |
Google Calendar of Math 233 Office Hours | ||
Math Help Room Schuedule |
Name | Sections | ||
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1 | Eli Boshara | eboshara@wustl.edu | E, K |
2 | Josh Covey | covey@wustl.edu | I, N, R |
3 | Anastasios Fragkos | anastasiosfragkos@wustl.edu | K, P, S |
4 | Bochun Mei | meibochun@wustl.edu | G, U |
5 | Joseph Merkadeau | jmerkadeau@wustl.edu | T, X |
6 | Cezareo Rodriguez | cezareo.rodriguez@wustl.edu | F, M, W |
7 | Dillon Solorio | dillons@wustl.edu | H, V |
8 | Sanah Suri | s.sanah@wustl.edu | A, C, Z |
9 | Hao Zhuang | hzhuang@wustl.edu | B, D, Y |
Week | Dates | Sections and Recommended Homework Exercises From Stewart Text (Schedule Tentative) |
Notes |
1 | Aug 30 - Sept 3 |
12.1: 1-42 12.2: 1-28 12.3: 1-32 |
First day of class: Mon Aug 30 |
2 | Sept 5-10 |
12.4: 1-36 |
No Class Monday (Labor Day) |
3 | Sept 13-17 |
12.5: 1-60 12.6: 1-40 13.1: 1-30 |
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4 | Sept 20-24 |
13.2: 3-28 13.3: 1-18 14.1: 1-16, 21-33, 45-54, 61-70 |
Exam 1 Wed Night 6:30-8:30 Covers: 12.1-13.2 |
5 | Sept 27-Oct 1 |
14.2: 1, 5-34, 41-53 14.3: 4-5, 8-52, 57-64 14.4: 1-10, 15-24 |
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6 | Oct 4-8 |
14.5: 1-16, 25-38 |
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7 | Oct 11-15 |
14.6: 4-32, 47-52 14.7: 1-22, 33-40 |
No Class Monday/Tues (Fall Break) |
8 | Oct 18-22 |
14.8: 3-16, 27-33, 54-58 |
Exam 2 Wed Night 6:30-8:30 Covers 14.1-14.7 |
9 | Oct 25-29 |
15.1: 9-33 15.2: 1-28, 47-50, 55-66 |
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10 | Nov 1-5 |
15.3: 1-20, 29-37, 39-42 15.6: 1-26 15.7: 1-27 |
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11 | Nov 8-12 |
15.8: 1-40, 43-45 |
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12 | Nov 15-19 |
16.1: 1-22, 25-34 16.5: 1-34 |
Exam 3 Wed Night 6:30-8:30 14.8-16.1, 16.5 |
13 | Nov 22-26 |
16.2: 1-24 |
Thanksgiving Thurs/Fri
Discussion Sections Still Meet! |
14 | Nov 29 - Dec 3 |
16.3: 3-24 16.6: 1-6, 13-26, 39-50 16.7: 3-20 |
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15 | Dec 6-10 |
16.8: 1-10 16.4: 1-18 16.9: 1-17 |
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Dec 16 |
Final Exam
Thurs Dec 16, 3:30-5:30PM |
Section | Topicss |
12.1 | Three Dimensional Space |
12.2 | Vectors |
12.3 | Dot Product |
12.4 | Cross Product |
12.5 | Lines and Planes |
12.6 | Quadric Surfaces and Graphing |
13.1-2 | Vector Functions: Curves, Derivatives, Integrals |
13.3-4 | Arc Length, Curvature, Motion |
14.1 | Functions of Several Variables |
14.2 | Limits and Continuity |
14.3 | Partial Derivatives |
14.4 | Tangent Planes and Approximations |
14.5 | Chain Rule |
14.6 | Directional Derivatives |
14.7 | Extrema |
14.8 | Lagrange Multipliers |
15.1 | Double Integrals over Rectangles |
15.2 | Double Integrals over General Regions |
15.3 | Polar Coordinates |
15.6 | Triple Integrals |
15.7 | Cylindrical Coordinates |
15.8 | Spherical Coordinates |
15.9 | Change of Variables |
16.1 | Vector Fields |
16.2 | Line Integrals |
16.3 | Fundamental Theorem of Calculus for Line Integrals |
16.4 | Green’s Theorem |
16.6 | Parametric Surfaces |
16.7 | Surface Area and Surface Integrals |
16.8 | Stokes Theorem |
16.9 | Divergence Theorem |
NO CALCULATOR ALLOWED FOR EXAMS
Exam Schedule | |
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Exam 1 | Wed Sept 22, 6:30-8:30PM |
Exam 2 | Wed Oct 20, 6:30-8:30PM |
Exam 3 | Wed Nov 17, 6:30-8:30PM |
Final | Thurs Dec 16, 3:30-5:30PM |
Grade = 0.75*( E1 + E2 + E3 + 2*E4 - min(E1, E2, E3, E4))/4 + 0.15*(WeBWork) + 0.10*(GroupWork)Basically this means that all exams are weighted equally and worth 75% of your grade. The final exam can replace your lowest semester exam. Webwork is worth 15% of your final grade, discussion sections are worth 10%. We will drop the lowest three discussion section grades, the lowest five webworks. (We increased the number of webwork drops to 5 because you do not have to do Green's Theorem webwork, but you can do that assignment in order to drop a different webwork that is low.) A note on webwork grades: There may be multiple webwork assignments due every week. In computing your grade, we will scale these so they are all equally weighted and use these scaled scores for computations. A note on rounding: For example, the A- interval is [85,90). This means that anything in this interval is an A- (i.e., no rounding).
A+ | TBA |
A | [90,infinity) |
A- | [85,90) |
B+ | [80,85) |
B | [75,80) |
B- | [70,75) |
C+ | [65,70) |
C | [60,65) |
C- | [55,60) |
D | [50,55) |
F | [0,50) |