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Calculus, 7th edition, by James Stewart

Instructors
Pierre Clare - Office hours: Mon 1-2, Tue 4-5, Wed 4-5, Kemeny 316
Lecture: Period 10, MWF 10:00-11:05, Kemeny 006
x-hour: Thursday 12:00-12:50

Mingzhong Cai - Office hours: Mon 9-11, Mon 1:45-2:45, Wed 9-11, Kemeny 210
Lecture: Period 11, MWF 11:15-12:20, Haldeman 028
x-hour: Tuesday 12:00-12:50

Erik van Erp - Office hours: Mon 3:30-5:00, Tue 1:00-2:30, Kemeny 308
Lecture: Period 2, MWF 1:45-2:50, Kemeny 008
x-hour: Thursday 1:00-1:50

TA meetings
Every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday night from 7-9pm a mathematics graduate student will be available in Kemeny 007 to answer questions about the course material. You can get further explanations about the concepts, or ask for help with specific practice problems. TA meetings are open to all math 13 students. You don't need an appointment.

Homework
Homework will consist of two parts.

1. The first is the most important: under the day-to-day tab you will find a list of odd-numbered questions from Stewart. We will add problems after each lecture. While you will not hand in these problems (they are not graded), you are strongly advised to complete them, and we will assume that you are able to do these exercises. If you get stuck on any one of them you should bring the particular questions to office hours or tutorials. Mastering these exercises is essential preparation for exams! The content of these problems corresponds to what you need to know for the exams.

2. Secondly, each Wednesday at the end of lecture you will hand in a small written assignment. This assignment will be graded and counts towards your final grade. The format will be 3 exam style problems. This weekly assigment will be posted the previous Friday, also under the day-to-day tab.

Exams
Midterm exam I: Tuesday January 27, 4-6pm, Silsby 28
Midterm exam II: Tuesday February 17, 4-6pm, Silsby 28
Final exam: Monday March 16, 3-6pm, Wilder 104

Grade
Homework: 20%
Midterm exam I: 25%
Midterm exam II: 25%
Final exam: 30%

Honor principle
Collaboration on homework assignments is permitted and encouraged. However, you must write up the solutions to all homework problems yourself. Even if you discuss homework problems with others, you should never simply copy the solution from someone else, but need to formulate and write up the final answer by yourself.

Collaboration on exams of any kind is not permitted.

Special considerations
If you have a disability of any sort and may need need disability-related classroom or exam accommodations, please make an appointment to see your instructor as soon as possible. All conversations will remain confidential, although we may consult the Student Accessibility Services Office. You can stop by the Accessibility Services Office in Collis Center to register for support services.

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