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40127_6142Syllabus.pdf MATH 142 - Calculus II - Summer 19
Instructor:Joseph C Foster
Email:josephcf@math.sc.edu
Oce:LeConte 104
Oce Hours:MTuWTh 12:10-13:10
Classroom:LeConte 115
Class Time:MTuWTh 10:30-12:10Teaching Assistant:Ryan McGahaEmail:rmcgaha@email.sc.edu
Oce:LeConte 300K
Oce Hours:14:15-15:00
Recitation Room:LeConte 401
Recitation Time:13:05-14:10
Course Description and Objectives
Upon successful completion of the course, students should: Develop as an independent leaner with the ability to approach problems from a conceptual viewpoint.Be able to utilise more than one idea in a single problem and to apply appropriate calculus skills to problems
in context.Be able to show a mastery in concepts and gain skills needed to solve problems related to techniques of
integration, sequences and series, Taylor polynomials and series and parametric and polar coordinate curves.
Materials
people.math.sc.edu/josephcf/Teaching/142Class Website:The class website can be found above. Here you will nd notes, assignments and solutions to
exams. There is also a grade calculator so that you can be informed throughout the semester of your current
standing in the course. You can nd the grades to each of your assignments on Blackboard.Textbook:Thomas' Calculus: Early Transcendentals, 13thedition, Thomas, Weir and Hass, Pearson, 2014.
Please note thatWiley+ is NOTrequired.
Calculator:Calculators will not be allowed on exams and so will not be required for the class.Support
My Oce Hours:LeConte 104, MTuWTh 12:10-13:10 Ryan's Oce Hours:LeConte 300K, MTuWTh 14:15-15:00 Free Tutoring:LeConte 105, 10:30-14:30, Monday - Thursday. See the schedule here or on the door. Student Success Centre:O ers free tutoring and free online tutoring. See their webpage here. 1Course Policies and Expectations
Attendance:You are expected to attend EVERY class and also arrive on time. Four absences is considered
excessive, anybody missing this many may be subject to a grade penalty, as outlined in the undergraduate bulletin.
Participation:You are STRONGLY encouraged to participate during class. This includes both asking and an-
swering questions. If something is not clear, ASK A QUESTION. I am here to help you learn, something I cannot
do if you do not communicate with me. If you are asked a question during class, ANSWER. Also remember that
`I'm not sure' is a perfectly acceptable answer for reasons already stated.Classroom Rules:During class meetings you will treat both your fellow classmates and myself with respect.
This includes, but is not limited to; not talking while others are talking, being cooperative during group tasks and
listening when others contribute to the class.Electronic Devices:You may use your laptops during class to take notes only. If you are seen on your laptop
on anything not pertaining to the class you will be asked to put your laptop away. Mobile phones should be on
silent and placed in you pocket or bag. No phones on desks. If you are asked to put something away and refuse,
you will be docked 1% of your participation grade. Class time is a valuable resource and none shall be wasted arguing.
Exam Rules:During exams you are required to place all electronic devices, including smart watches, out of reach
of your person. If you wish be excused for any reason during the exam, you must hand in your phone to me.
You may retrieve it at the end of the exam. Calculators with computer algebra capabilities are not allowed during
exams. If you are unsure if your calculator is acceptable, ask.Academic Integrity:I expect you to familiarise yourself with the Honour Code found in the current student
handbook. Keep in mind that \any student who violates this honour code or who knowingly assists another to
violate this honour code shall be subject to discipline."Students with Disabilities:If you require additional accommodations due to disabilities, you MUST register
with the Oce of Student Disability Services (LeConte 112A). You should also talk to me as soon as possible at
the start of the semester.Studying:It is expected as a MINIMUM that you match every hour we spend in class with an hour of independent
study. Note that this really is a lower bound. The more time you spend independently learning the better. It will
not be enough to simply attend lectures and attempt to regurgitate what you see on the board. Collaboration with
your fellow classmates is strongly encouraged. You are not expected to learn everything yourself. Maths is dicult,
talking to others is on of the best ways to digest it.Late Policy:Late assignments will only be accepted if there is a valid reason as to why the deadline is missed.
This may require proof (for example a doctors note for sickness).Make-Up Policy:Exams can be made up ONLY in the case of an emergency and ONLY if you request a make-up
exam BEFORE the scheduled time. It is your responsibility to contact me with a reasonable time to request a
make-up exam. 2Assignments
Recitation:Recitation will be ran by Ryan McGaha and will account for 10% of your grade. For more details on
the evaluation in recitation you should consult Ryan's syllabus.Homework:Suggested problems for each section covered will be given but will not be collected for formal as-
sessment. The purpose of the assignments is to help you through the material from class in greater detail and to
prepare you for the in-class quizzes and exams. The problems on the assignments, unless otherwise speci ed, are
representative of the ones you will see on quizzes and exams.Quizzes:Quizzes will be given daily at the end of class, except on days with exams. They will typically last 10-15
minutes and will consist of one homework problem covered in the class before. For example, Wednesdays quiz will
be based on Tuesday's class material. If you understand the assignment problems then the quizzes should not be a
problem.Midterms:There will be three midterm exams. Each exam will cover the material taught from the class after the
previous exam until the class before the exam. You will be reminded ahead of time what to be studying. Like the
quizzes, if you understand the homework, the exams should be ne. The midterms will be waited 20% 20% 10%
where your weakest midterm will account for the 10%.Tentative dates for midterm exams:
Exam 1: May 23
rd, Exam 2: June 5th, Exam 3: June 18th. More details about the exams will be shared closer to the time.Final Exam:There will be one cumulative nal exam on Saturday, 22ndJune at 09:00, which will account for