Math 135 / Fall 1998
Final Grades.
Instructor: Prof Chris Woodward, ctw@math.rutgers.edu.
Recitation Instructor: Yuri Zaderman, friend@eden.rutgers.edu.
Catalog description:
01:640:135-136. CALCULUS I, II (4,4)
For liberal arts majors. Prerequisite for 135: 01:640:112 or 115
or appropriate performance on the placement test in
mathematics. Prerequisite for 136: CALC1. Credit restrictions: CR1,
CR2.
Math 135: Analytic geometry, differential calculus, applications, and
introduction to integral calculus. Math 136: Transcendental functions,
techniques of integration, polar coordinates, and series.
The Syllabus is available in Postscript | .
The page for the entire course is
here .
The course is mostly unchanged from last year which was fully recorded on the web by
Prof Greenfield.
My office hours are Thursdays 1-2 in
Hardenbergh Hall Room B-7.
Exams: first and second in ps
format. first
and second
in TeX format. The course averages were 55/100,65/100, 96/200
for these exams.
Quizzes: Students who (1) transferred late into
the course or (2) turned in a written excuse from class or (3) missed
class because of a religious holiday should take the quizzes
themselves and turn them in with the homeworks. Here are quizzes one, two three four five and six . (Quiz 6
is just problem 1a from last years exam.) seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen
Puzzlers: The first and second list
of puzzlers is here.
Sources for further help in the course: Try
your instructors first. Many students find that studying in a small
group is useful. Please realize that the university puts considerable
resources into supporting undergraduate instruction. Look into what
the Learning Resource Center
(LRC) and the Math and
Science Learning Center (MSLC) can do to help you. In particular,
they should have frequent walk-in tutorial help. Check the centers on
each campus to get a schedule, please, or consult their webpages.
To Chris Woodward's home page