Lecturer:

Dr. Andrew D. Loveless
aloveles@math.washington.edu
Office: Padelford C-339
Office hours: Click Here

TAs:

Abe Engle (AA, AB)
aengle2@math.washington.edu

Nikoloas Karamanlis (AC, AD)
karamn2@math.washington.edu

Hailun Zheng (FA, FB)
hailunz@math.washington.edu

Louis Fan (FC, FD)
louisfan@math.washington.edu

Exam dates:

Midterm 1: Tuesday, October 22
Midterm 2: Tuesday, November 19

Midterms are given in your normal quiz section. Please read the syllabus for Midterm rules. Make-up midterm exams will not be given for any reason.

Final Exam Details

Final exam: Saturday, December 7
Time: 1:30-4:20pm
Location: TBA

Old Exams and Course Material:

Math 126 materials website (Contains Old Exams and Course Material)

Old Exam 1 Archive

Old Exam 2 Archive

Final Exam Archive

Additional Recent Exam Archive I created a couple years ago

Exam Correspondence Sheet for material from middle part of course

A note to Math 126 Students (Please Read)

Welcome!

Announcements:

Announced 10/4/2013: Here are some materials for lecture and review:
- a small discussion of basic physics/vector examples: Some of you expressed extra interest when I mention these ideas in class. I think it is good for everyone to read so that you have even more physical examples to help you better understand the vector operations we've defined.
- Overview of basic facts from 12.5, 12.6, 10.1 and 13.1 review.
- 12.5 (Lines and Planes) material:
  - Summary Overheads for Finding Lines and Planes
  - Practice Problems and solutions for finding lines and planes.
- 12.6 (Basic 3D surfaces) material:
  - Some lecture notes summarizing 12.6.
  - Basic Quadric Surfaces.
  - Some 12.6 Lecture Overheads.
  - A very brief visual and summary of conic sections followed by the graphs of hyperbolas: It would be good to look at this before section 12.6.
  - An old worksheet that discusses ellipses and hyperbolas and an old worksheet about hyperbolas and 3D graphs. Try working through these if you are unfamiliar (or rusty) with the equations for hyperbolas and ellipses (or if want to know more about them). These were written by Prof. Don Marshall.
Announced 9/27/2013: Here are several review postings that I hope you find useful:
- Overview of basic facts from 12.1, 12.2, 12.3, and 12.4
- A review of basic calculus 1 facts.
- A review of Calculus 2: Foundations of Integration and Volumes and Calculus 2: Integration Techniques.
Announced 9/23/2013: Welcome to Math 126. This webpage contains the course syllabus, the homework schedule, a course calendar and links to Math 126 material. Throughout the quarter I will also be posting review sheets and announcements. Please check back regularly. For now, you should get the required texts which include:
- First, you need to get access to the homework. You purchase access either with the book at the bookstore (make sure to double check that you are purchasing the book that comes with the access code) or you purchase the code online with the eBook (http://www.cengagebrain.com/micro/uwmathcalc) You have until the second week to make this purchase, there is a free trial period until then. Here are some screenshots/instructions to help you with the log in to webassign.
- More general information about the course can be found here.

Math 126 A and F: Fall 2013

Lecturer:

TAs:

Exam dates:

Final Exam Details

Old Exams and Course Material:

Welcome!

Announcements:

Essential Resources:

Worksheets

Supplemental Review Material

Other UW resources: