MTH 142 Sec 1001 Calculus II - Department of Mathematics

Summer
2015
D.McArdle
MTH
142:
Section
1001
University
of
Rhode
Island
Instructor:
David
McArdle,
DMcArdle526@gmail.com
Class
time/location:
Summer
I,
MTWTH
10‐12:30,
Pastore
234
Office
Hours:
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
(1‐2PM,
Lippitt
201
Kingston)
Tutoring
Schedule:
Free
tutoring
services
(provided
by
the
math
department)
will
be
available
during
summer
session
1
as
follows:
1. Providence:
[Room
260]
Monday‐Thursday
3PM‐8PM
2. Kingston:
[Lippitt
Hall
Room
201]
Monday‐Thursday
10AM‐3PM
*Tutoring
is
done
on
a
walk‐in
basis
and
there
are
qualified
graduate
students
ready
to
assist
you.
Make
sure
to
utilize
this
service!
Textbook
&
Calculator:
Calculus:
Single
Variable,
Hughes‐Hallett,
et.
al
(6th
edition)
AND
Wiley‐Plus
access
code
Grades
Grades
will
be
determined
by
the
following
breakdown.
Note
that
no
scaling/curving
of
grades
will
occur
at
the
end
of
the
semester.
Item
Points
Exam
1
150
Exam
2
150
Final
Exam
200
Quizzes
150
Homework
125
Classwork
75
Total:
850
A:
(93‐100)
A‐:
(90‐92)
B+:
(87‐89)
B:
(83‐86)
B‐:
(80‐82)
C+:
(77‐79)
C:
(73‐76)
C‐:
(70‐
72)
D+:
(67‐69)
D:
(60‐66)
F:
(0‐59)
Remarks:
•
•
No
across
the
board
curves
will
be
implemented.
No
extra
credit
will
be
given
Summer
2015
D.McArdle
Exams
During
the
course
of
the
semester
there
will
be
2
unit
exams
(Exams
1
&
2)
as
well
as
a
cumulative
final
examination
(all
held
during
class
time).
The
content
of
Exams
1
&
2
will
be
announced
in
class
and
will
be
dependent
on
the
material
covered
prior
to
the
date
of
the
exam.
Below
are
the
dates
for
the
exams,
which
will
all
be
held
in
Pastore
234.
Exam
1:
Thursday,
May
28th
Exam
2:
Monday,
June
8th
Final
Exam:
Thursday,
June
18th
The
following
policies
apply
to
all
exams,
and
no
exceptions
will
be
made.
1. You
must
have
a
URI
Photo
ID
with
you
to
take
an
exam,
and
show
it
to
the
proctor
as
you
hand
in
your
exam.
2. No
books,
bags,
papers,
binders,
or
extra
scrap
paper
can
be
visible
around
your
desk.
Prior
to
the
exam
place
all
of
your
belongings
out
of
sight
under
your
desk.
3. Calculators
are
not
allowed
on
exams
4. You
may
not
ask
any
questions
during
the
exam;
understanding
the
questions
is
a
part
of
the
exam.
If
you
think
there
is
a
typo
or
error,
do
the
best
that
you
can
with
the
given
information.
5. If
you
need
to
leave
the
classroom
during
an
exam
your
test
will
be
collected
and
you
must
leave
your
cell
phone
behind
as
well.
6. You
are
advised
to
bring
multiple
writing
utensils
to
the
exams,
just
in
case.
The
following
policies
apply
to
all
Make‐up
exams
(and
quizzes),
and
no
exceptions
will
be
made.
1. Makeup
exams
may
be
scheduled
in
the
event
you
are
unable
to
attend
the
evening
exams
under
the
following
conditions.
Note
in
particular
that
if
you
must
miss
the
exam
because
of
a
scheduling
conflict,
you
must
notify
your
instructor
before,
not
after,
the
exam,
and
emergencies
require
you
to
contact
your
instructor
within
24
hours.
2. If
your
reason
for
missing
the
exam
as
scheduled
is:
a. (i)
a
University
sanctioned
event
for
which
verifiable
documentation
can
be
provided,
or
b. (ii)
a
responsibility
to
an
employer
that
cannot
be
rescheduled
(with
documentation
from
your
employer),
then
you
MUST
INFORM
YOUR
INSTRUCTOR
48
HOURS
IN
ADVANCE
OF
THE
EXAM
AND
PROVIDE
DOCUMENTATION.
3. Such
events
are
scheduled
in
advance,
so
you
must
provide
advanced
notice
to
your
instructor
in
order
to
have
a
makeup
exam.
Failure
to
provide
this
advanced
notice
will
result
in
a
grade
of
0
for
the
exam.
No
exceptions.
Makeup
exams
must
be
scheduled
after
the
actual
exam,
and
preferably
before
the
class
period
Summer
2015
D.McArdle
when
exams
are
to
be
handed
back,
but
no
later
than
two
days
(excluding
weekends
and
holidays)
after
the
actual
exam.
4. If
the
reason
for
missing
the
exam
as
scheduled
is
due
to:
a. (i)
illness
(with
verifiable
documentation
from
a
medical
provider),
or
b. (ii)
an
emergency
(with
appropriate
documentation),
then
you
MUST
INFORM
YOUR
INSTRUCTOR
WITHIN
24
HOURS
OF
THE
EXAM
and
provide
documentation
upon
your
return.
**If
your
circumstances
do
not
meet
either
of
the
above
(no
documentation,
a
non‐
emergency
excuse
without
sufficient
notice,
etc.),
then
you
will
receive
a
zero
for
the
missed
exam.
No
exceptions.
Please
note
that
since
you
signed
up
for
a
5
week
summer
course
you
need
to
make
the
necessary
arrangements
to
attend
each
class.
Quizzes
In‐class
quizzes
will
be
administered
on
May
19th,
May
21st,
May
26th,
June
2nd,
June
4th,
June
11th,
and
June
16th.
The
quizzes
will
each
be
worth
25
points.
The
lowest
quiz
grade
will
be
dropped.
Specifics
about
each
quiz
will
be
given
during
the
preceding
class
period.
Together
the
quizzes
are
worth
as
much
as
an
exam
so
it
important
to
study
for
each
quiz.
Homework
&
Recommended
Problems
You
will
be
given
weekly
homework
assignments
on
WileyPlus
Online
Homework
System.
All
homework
assignments
are
due
at
11:00pm
on
the
specified
due
date.
Four
attempts
will
be
given
for
each
problem.
Late
homework
assignments
will
be
accepted
with
a
50%
grade
deduction.
We
will
be
using
WileyPLUS
online
homework
system
in
this
course.
To
sign
up
for
this
system,
you
will
need
a
WileyPlus
registration
code.
(1)
If
you
buy
a
new
text‐book,
make
sure
to
buy
the
book
bundled
with
WileyPlus
code.
(2)
If
you
buy
a
used
book,
you
need
to
buy
the
WileyPlus
registration
code
separately.
You
can
directly
purchase
the
code
from
WileyPlus
website
for
about
$90;
You
can
also
buy
the
code
alone
from
URI
book
store
at
a
higher
price.
(3)
If
you
are
fresh
off
of
taking
MTH
141
at
URI
in
the
spring
of
2015
your
account
will
still
be
valid
and
you
do
not
need
to
repurchase.
(3)
The
WileyPlus
code
also
offers
you
an
electronic
version
of
the
textbook
in
your
WileyPlus
account.
You
register
for
the
WileyPLUS
system
by
going
to
the
URL
that
is
unique
to
our
section
of
MTH
142.
http://edugen.wileyplus.com/edugen/class/cls452096/
Summer
2015
D.McArdle
Each
section
that
we
cover
will
have
a
list
of
recommended
problems
associated
with
it.
These
problems
do
not
have
to
be
completed
but
are
a
great
way
to
study
for
the
quizzes
and
exams.
If
you
have
questions
regarding
the
recommended
problems
you
can
ask
them
at
the
start
of
each
class
period.
Attendance
&
Classwork
Attendance
is
required
and
necessary!
Throughout
the
summer
session
there
are
20
class
periods
(the
last
of
which
is
the
final
exam)
and
we
cover
a
great
deal
of
material.
Each
week
we
will
cover
about
3
weeks
of
material
(as
normally
presented
during
a
15
week
semester).
If
you
do
have
to
miss
a
class
please
notify
me
ahead
of
time.
If
an
exam
or
quiz
is
scheduled
for
that
day,
make‐ups
will
only
be
given
in
accordance
with
the
make‐up
policy
stated
above.
Each
week
during
class
you
will
have
the
opportunity
to
work
on
practice
problems
with
your
peers.
This
work
will
be
collected
at
the
end
of
the
week
and
will
be
counted
towards
the
“classwork”
portion
of
your
grade.
Assignments
will
be
worth
a
total
of
15
points
each
week.
Sakai
I
have
created
a
Sakai
webpage
for
this
course.
I
will
use
Sakai
as
an
online
grade‐book
and
will
also
send
out
announcements
and
post
resources.
Sakai
is
our
“HOME
BASE”
so
be
sure
to
check
the
site
regularly.
Resources
for
each
section
that
is
taught
can
be
found
in
the
resource
section
(via
the
resource
tab)
of
Sakai.
Instructional
videos
that
supplement
the
material
taught
in
class
can
be
found
in
the
resource
section
in
the
folder
“McArdle
Math
Academy”.
Other
Policies
University
of
Rhode
Island
Civility
Policy:
In
accordance
with
the
University's
civility
policy,
cell
phones,
IPods,
beepers
and
any
electronic
devices
must
be
turned
off
during
exams.
Accommodations:
Any
student
with
a
documented
disability
is
welcome
to
contact
me
as
early
in
the
semester
as
possible
so
that
we
may
arrange
reasonable
accommodations.
As
part
of
this
process,
please
be
in
touch
with
Disability
Services
for
Students
Office
at
330
Memorial
Union,
401‐874‐2098.
Drop
Dates:
100%
Adjustment
of
fees:
May
18th‐19th
70%
Adjustment
of
fees:
May
20th‐24th
50%
Adjustment
of
fees:
May
25th‐26th
Last
Day
to
Drop:
May
29th