Math 131AH announcements
- (Mar 20) Final grades are available here. Final solutions are available here. Have a good spring break!
- (Mar 16) Partial solutions to all the homeworks are now available on the Homework page. I would strongly recommend redoing the last few homeworks again as preparation for the final.
- (Mar 13) The TA will have office hours on Tuesday 4-6 on March 18.
- (Mar 12) One last java quiz: on inf and sup; this is especially relevant for questions involving the upper and lower Riemann integral.
- (Mar 10) During finals week I will not be holding my regular Tuesday
office hours; however I will have special office hours on Monday 11-1
on March 17.
- (Mar 10) The final will be in Boelter 5249. There will be 12 questions,
of which the best 9 will be counted. I have supplied the first four pages of the final here; they will give you some idea
as to what topics are covered. You might also want to review my suggestions for the midterms; most of these are relevant for the final also. Note however that there is significantly less time pressure on the final, so it will be worthwhile to spend more time and detail on the questions that you know you can do, and not just to rush through all of them at once.
- (Mar 3) Copies of the Week 9 notes and Homework can be picked up from
my office during office hours tomorrow.
- (Feb 28) Midterm scores are available here.
As a rough guide, any score of 28/40 (70%) or higher would qualify as an A,
any score of 18/40 (45%) or higher would qualify as a B, and any score of
10/40 (25%) or higher would qualify as a C (this exam was slightly harder
than the first midterm). Of the 20 students who took the midterm,
the mean grade was 26/40 and the median as 26/40. Solutions are available here.
- (Feb 26) The Java Quiz applet now contains two new quizzes relevant to the subjects covered in the midterm; the series quiz and the continuity quiz.
- (Feb 24) The second midterm is again in WG Young 2200, on
Friday Feb 28. We will cover up to Week 7 (i.e. up to uniform
continuity); all the questions will be based on the material
after the first midterm, but of course some review of the earlier
notes may be useful. The format is the same as the first midterm
(Attempt 4 out of 5 questions, open notes, questions are of proof-type,
somewhat similar to homework questions). You may assume all the normal
rules of algebra, as well as any results in the notes, textbook,
homework, or first midterm.
- (Feb 3) Solutions to first midterm are now available.
- (Jan 31) Midterm scores are available here.
As a rough guide, any score of 28/40 (70%) or higher would qualify as an A,
any score of 20/40 (50%) or higher would qualify as a B, and any score of
10/40 (25%) or higher would qualify as a C. Of the 21 students still
enrolled, the mean grade was 28/40 and the median as 30/40. Solutions will
be up on Monday.
- (Jan 29) The homework due dates have been shifted from Thursday to Friday;
thus, in particular, you will be able to take your solutions to HW3 with
you to the midterm this Friday before turning them in to the TA.
- (Jan 28) Solutions to Homework 1 are now available:
page 1
page 2
page 3
page 4
page 5.
Solutions to Homework 2 are also available:
page 1
page 2
page 3
page 4
page 5
page 6
page 7
- (Jan 25) Some stuff about the midterm is now available here.
- (Jan 24) The midterms have been moved to WG Young 2200 (in the Engineering sciences quad) to ensure sufficient classroom space. The first midterm is
on Friday, Jan 31 (i.e. a week from today).
- (Jan 20) The TA's office hours are now Tu 5:30-6:30, Thu 2-3.
- (Jan 20) The Java Quiz applet
now contains several quizzes relevant to this course: the logic, set theory, functions, sequences, and countability
quizzes are all related to Math 131AH material (though the last two topics will only be covered fully in Week 4 and
Week 3 respectively).
- (Jan 7) The Bonus Point home page is now on-line.
Note: many minor corrections will be announced on that page rather than on this one, so check the Bonus point page regularly.