This course uses WileyPLUS for homework assignments and Blackboard for most everything else. I may not update this page very regularly. It’s better to look on Blackboard for announcements, supporting course documents, etc.

Course Information
Class Times & Location
Tuesday/Thursday 8:30--9:45 a.m., Mundelein Center, Room 506

Office Hours
Monday 1:00–2:15 p.m.   Loyola Hall, Room 302
Tuesday by appointment
Wednesday 11:00–12:15 p.m.   Loyola Hall, Room 302
 
Ground Rules, Resources, Etc.
In the ground rules (“syllabus”) you will find our class contract: what are the goals of the course; what I plan to cover; how I plan to assign grades; etc.
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The course text is Applied Calculus 4th ed., by Hughes-Hallett, Gleason, et al. Wiley Press, ISBN-13: 978-0-470-17052-6.
Homework assignments will be completed online using WileyPLUS (registration url: http://edugen.wileyplus.com/edugen/class/cls228722/).
Reading quizzes will be adminstered via Blackboard.
The successful student will reach beyond the problems assigned in WileyPLUS and work numerous additional problems from the text, of varying difficulties! (See the Review Problems, Check Your Understanding, and Projects at the end of each chapter.) She may also find some of the following resources useful:
Tutoring Center http://www.luc.edu/tutoring/   Free… Sign up early!
Haught’s Calculus http://webpages.math.luc.edu/~cah/132/
Dept. Resources http://www.luc.edu/math/calculus.shtml
Calc. Videos http://patrickjmt.com
A word on academic integrity: if you are having trouble in this course, you are encouraged to come to office hours, visit the tutoring center, or work in groups. Copying another student’s solutions, even if they’ve just explained it to you, does not display great integrity and could lead to an F in the course and a stain on your permanent record.

Announcements
Weekly online homework assignments will not be announced below. You are responsible for checking WileyPLUS & Blackboard.

12/12/2011 – I've posted solutions to past quizzes and exams. Check the files below.

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11/30/2011 – Your final quiz will be a take-home quiz, due in class next Thursday (12/09). It will serve as a review for the final exam. I will take questions on on 12/09, if there are any; not before.

11/22/2011 – A fun little web-applet here for visualizing slope fields. Also, see the files added in “Course Files” below. Finally, here are some handy questions to ask yourself.

11/22/2011 – The Mathematica Notebook that we played with is available in the Course Files below. You may also be interested in looking at C.Haught’s slope field notebooks.

11/10/2011 – Your second midterm exam is Tuesday, Nov. 15, covering all of Chapters 8 and 8. Some practice problems and quiz solutions are posted below.

10/17/2011 – Here is a Mathematica notebook to help visualize functions of two variables.

10/02/2011 – I have posted quiz solutions in the Files table below and on Blackboard.

09/27/2011 – Here is the reading assignment to prepare for your quiz on Thursday.

09/27/2011 – We're starting to fall a bit behind, so I've pushed Chapter 8 to next week. It will not be on your exam next Thursday. I have posted some old practice problems for Exam #1 below and on blackboard. Expect some more by the end of the week.

Course Files
Below, you will find any supplemental assignments, as well as practice exams and solutions to past quizzes and exams.
Files/Links Description
FinRev| Solns Review problems for the final exam (and final quiz), with solutions.
EX#1 Solutions to the first exam.
EX#2 Solutions to the second exam.
EX#1(sp2011) Solutions to the first exam (sp 2011).
EX#2(sp2011) Solutions to the second exam (sp 2011).
Partials Solutions to the worksheet on partial derivatives.
QZ#1 Solutions to the first quiz.
QZ#2 Solutions to the second quiz.
QZ#3 Solutions to the third quiz.
QZ#4 Solutions to the fourth quiz.
QZ#5 Solutions to the fifth quiz.
QZ#6 Solutions to the sixth quiz.
QZ#7 Solutions to the seventh quiz.
QZ#8 Solutions to the eighth quiz.
QZ#9 Solutions to the ninth quiz.
QZ#10 Solutions to the tenth quiz.
QZ#11 Solutions to the eleventh quiz.
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HowTo |Ex Help visualizing slope fields. (Needs Mathematica, which should be installed on every computer on campus; you can also get a free copy as a student at Loyola.)
HW 00 Familiarize yourself with WileyPLUS by completing “Assignment Zero.”
(I will not assist with technical questions until I see you have completed it.)
EX#2-Prac |Ans Practice problems for Exam #2, courtesy of Adam Speigler. WARNING: There are some errors for some of the answers. If you think your work is correct, let me know and I'll check the problem.
Read Population Streams. Read pages 394 & 395 and work some problems on page 399.
3D Viz. A sampling of ways you can represent functions of 2 variables. (Needs Mathematica, which should be installed on every computer on campus; you can also get a cheap copy as a student at Loyola.) (You may have to right-click and 'download' instead of clicking on the link directly.)
EX#1-Prac |Ans Practice Problems for Exam #1, and answers.
EX-1s Sample Exam #1, with solutions. (From C. Haught’s Spring 2010 course.)