Syllabus,
Multi-Variable Calculus, Math 224, Spring 2004
Course
Supervisor: Dr. Marcy Barge,
994-5355, [email protected].
Wilson 2-227 (East wing, South wall).
Course
Instructor: Derrick Cerwinsky, 994-7053, Ham 204. My email address is [email protected]. Email is the best way to get in touch with
me. My web page is www.math.montana.edu/~cerwinsk
or www.geocities.com/mt_math2000.
Required text: Calculus: Early Transcendentals, Fourth
Edition, by James Stewart.
Prerequisite: You must have taken and passed Math 182 or have
equivalent transfer credit.
Etiquette. Proper etiquette
is required. During class, students will not engage in any potentially
distracting behavior such as reading a newspaper or whispering about non-math
subjects. Cell phones must be turned off, and pagers or watches that make a
sound, however quietly, must have the sound off. Use of headphones or other
electronic devises will result in your being asked to leave, unless you have
prier permission from the instructor.
Exams and Grading. Three
unit exams: 100 points each. The comprehensive final: 200 points. Quizzes: 200
points. Total 700 points. Working with others on your homework is encouraged.
Quizzes must be taken at the scheduled times and total 200 points. Quizzes will be on every Tuesday and Friday.
Conflicts. You are required to take all exams and the final exam at the scheduled hours. Any exceptions must be approved well in advance by the course Instructor. Cheating on an exam will be treated as a very serious offense, subject to the severest penalties of the Student Conduct Code.
If there is a question about a grade on a test, you must put your question in writing and return the test to me before the start of the next class period. Your question will be reviewed and returned to you in the next class period.
Office Hours: I will be in my office from 11:00 until 12:00 and from 1:00 until 2:00 Tuesdays and Thursdays.