Syllabi:
MATH 201 Syllabus
Section 001 (doc)
(pdf)
Section 002 (doc) (pdf)
MATH 201H Syllabus
Section 001 (doc)
(pdf)
Section 002 (doc)
(pdf)
A successful Math 201 students will:
1. Come prepared to every class lecture. Preparation should include
reviewing notes from the previous section, and pre-reading the material to be
covered in class.
2. Complete every homework assignment (whether collected or not!). This will
likely require 8-12 hours outside of class every week.
3. Seek help as soon as you are having difficulty. Use office hours and peer
study groups to improve your performance.
Week at a Glance:
Monday: Office 10:30-12:30
Tuesday: Math 201-002 Final 8:00-10:30
Math 201-001 Final 11:30-2:00
Lecture
Notes:
Section 1.1
(Limits: An Intuitive Approach)
Section 1.2 (Computing
Limits)
Section 1.3 (Limits at
Infinity; End Behavior of a Function)
Section 1.5 (Continuity)
Section 1.6 (Continuity of
Trigonometric, Exponential, and Inverse Functions)
Section 2.1 (Tangent Lines
and Rates of Change)
Section 2.1 Worksheet
Section 2.2 (The Derivative
Function)
Section 2.3 (Introduction
to Techniques of Differentiation)
Section 2.4 (The Product
and Quotient Rules)
Section 2.5 (Derivatives of
Trigonometric Functions)
Section 2.6 (The Chain
Rule)
Section 3.1 (Implicit
Differentiation)
Section 3.2 (Derivatives of
Logarithmic Functions)
Section 3.3 (Derivatives of
Exponential and Inverse Trigonometric Functions)
Section 3.4 (Related Rates)
Section 3.4 Worksheet
Section 3.5 (Local Linear
Approximation; Differentials)
Section 3.6 (L'Hopital's
Rule; Indeterminate Forms)
Section 4.1 (Analysis of
Functions I: Increase, Decrease, and Concavity)
Section 4.2 (Analysis of
Functions II: Relative Extrema; Graphing Polynomials)
Section 4.4 (Absolute
Maxima and Minima)
Section 4.5 (Applied
Maximum and Minimum Problems)
Section 5.2 (The Indefinite
Integral)
Section 5.3 (Integration by
Substitution)
Section 5.5 (The Definite
Integral)
Section 5.5 Worksheet
Section 5.6 (The
Fundamental Theorem of Calculus)
Homework:
The purpose of these homework assignments is not to simply solve the problem,
but to provide an explanation for the solution of the problem. You will be
graded on the correctness of your mathematics, the correctness of your
explanation, and how well the explanation is written.
Section 1.1 #22 - due Monday 1/27
Section 1.2 #32 - due Monday 1/27
Section 1.3 #48 - due Monday 1/27
Section 1.5 #44 - due Monday 1/27
Section 1.6
#64 - due Monday 2/3
Section 2.2 #8 - due Monday 2/10
Section 2.3 #51 - due Monday 2/24
Section 2.4 #27 - due Monday 2/24
Section 2.5 #28(b) - due Monday 2/24
Section 2.6 #38 - due Monday 2/24
Section 3.1 #37 - due Monday 3/3
Section 3.2 #36 - due Monday 3/3
Section 3.3 #32 - due Monday 3/10
Section 3.5 #3 - due Monday 3/31
Section 3.6 #42 - due Monday 3/31
Section 4.1 #12 - due Monday 4/7
Section 4.2 #77(a) - due Monday 4/7
Section 4.4 #43 - due Monday 4/14
Section 4.5 #22 - due Monday 4/14
Section 5.2 #54 - due Monday 4/21
Section 5.3 #34 - due Monday 4/21
Projects:
Guide to Writing in Mathematics
Project Guidelines
Checklist for Writing
Projects
Course project - due Monday
4/14
Miscellaneous:
Khan academy
WolframAlpha
Tangent Line animation
Area Under the Curve