Mathematics Department - Math 251 - Multivariable Calculus

Math 251 - Multivariable Calculus



Textbook:

Jon Rogawski, Calculus Early Transcendentals, W. H. Freeman and Company, ISBN 1-4292-1109-1.




Suggested Syllabus and Suggested Homework

See the syllabus and homework page.


Maple:

For a gentle introduction to Maple, as well as a list of common errors, see the Rutgers Maple help pages.

There are five graded Maple labs, as well as an introductory ungraded Lab 0. Normally classes will be assigned four of these labs in a standard semester. For labs 1 through 5 there is an associated background information webpage. The instructions for Lab 0, and these background pages are listed below.


For Instructors: Workshop information | Lab Information | Instructors' FAQ

Schedule Archives

Summer 2012 Schedule

InstructorIndex Section Day(s)/
Period
Time Room
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Campus Session Dates
Gilmer, Justin 82990 C1 MTWH8:00A-10:00SEC-218 BUS 1 5/29-7/20
Tahvildar-Zadeh, Abdolreza 80479 F1 MTWH10:00A-12;00HLL-525 BUS 2 6/25-8/15
Shtelen, Vladimir 80530 F2 MTWH10:00A-12:00BE-011 LIV 2 6/25-8/15
Baron, Jacob 80480 F6 MWF6:00P-8:40LSH-A138 LIV 2 6/25-8/15
Garnett, Brian 80531 F7 MWF6:00P-8:40SEC-202 BUS 2 6/25-8/15


Getting Help

A Frequently asked questions file from Spring 2001 is available. The questions seem to be timeless, so the answers are still relevant.



Previous semesters' resources:

For earlier semesters, see the archive page.


For an earlier version of the Maple labs see the Fall 2006 semester page.


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