Mathematics 202 (01): Calculus II

Prof. Mark A. Peterson

Classroom: Kendade 305

Meeting times:

  • Lecture: MW 8:35-9:50
  • 4th Hour: F 9-9:50 (also Kendade 305)

Text: Stewart, Calculus, Early Transcendentals Single Variable, 5th edition

Reading Assignments

Written homework, due Mondays

NOTE: Evening help available, S-Th, 7-10 PM, 4th Floor Clapp

Midterm exams:

  • Friday, October 13
  • Friday, November 17

Final Exam: Through the exam center: A practice exam

Grading:

  • Midterm exams 20% each
  • Final 30%
  • Written Homework 30%

Rough syllabus:

  • Chapters 6, 7 and 8 (Integrals), through 1st exam
  • Chapters 9 and 10 (ODEs and Curves), through 2nd exam
  • Chapter 11 (Sequences and Series)

Group Problems

Resources

Have a look at this Phase Portrait applet! To visualize the ODE y'=x-y^2, for example, type in x'=1 and y'=x-y^2, and click "reset" so that your new ODE takes effect. Then go to the "phase portrait" window and click on it: a numerical solution will be generated with your clicked point as the initial point. (Note: x'=1 makes x the independent variable.) Solutions to some modelling problems can be found here, especially for some who had to miss class Friday.