Course Materials for Math 125C, summer 2010:

• TA: Jason Jie Chen. Office hours: Mon. 4:30-5:30, Tues. 4:00-5:00, in Padelford C-132. Email: chenjie@uw.edu
• Course Syllabus
• Calendar and Worksheets
• Homework Assignments:
  • Homework assignment 1: Week 1 Homework, due Wed. June 30
  • Homework assignment 2: Week 2 Homework, due Wed. July 7
  • Homework assignment 3: Week 3 Homework, parts 1, 2, and 5 only, due Wed. July 14. Omit problems 6.1#33 and 6.2#45 (to save a little time).
  • Homework assignment 4: Week 3 Homework, parts 3, 4, and 6 only, and Week 4 Homework, parts 1, 3, and 4 only. Due Wed. July 21
  • Homework assignment 5: Week 4 Homework, parts 2 and 6 only, and Week 5 Homework, parts 1, 2, 5 and 6 only. Due Wed. July 28. (Notice that this assignment covers sections 6.5, 7.1, and 7.2.)
  • Homework assignment 6: Week 5 Homework, parts 3 and 4 only, and Week 6 Homework, parts 1, 2, 5 and 6 only (make sure to look at 7). Due Wed. Aug. 4. (Notice that this assignment covers sections 7.3, 7.4, and 7.5.)
    NOTE: To save study time, you do not have to write up and turn in the following (though you should make sure you can do them)
    OMIT: Week 5, part 4 (on the HW sheet), 7.3#26,28,33,42; Week 6, 7.4#17, 7.5#17
  • Homework assignment 7: Week 6 Homework, parts 3 and 4 (these should be quick). Week 7 Homework, all parts, but you may omit c and d from part 3.
    *** Due Thursday, Aug. 12. ***
    (Notice that this assignment covers sections 7.7, 7.8, and 8.1.)
    
  • Homework assignment 8: Week 8 and Week 9 Homework.
    Omit the following from Week 8: Part 1, problems 8.3#27,31; Part 3.
    Omit the following from Week 9: Part 1, problem 9.1#9; Part 2, problem 9.3#13; Part 3, problem 3.8#13; Part 6.
    Due Wednesday, Aug. 18.
    NOTE: Don't spend so much time on this assignment that you have insufficient time left for studying; the final exam is far more important. However, I am not making this homework optional, because the topics covered on it will most likely feature promenantly on the exam, and neglecting them would be a bad idea. So, strive for a good balance between learning the last two new topics in our course, and reviewing previously covered topics.
• Past Quizzes:
  • Tues. June 22 -- Review Quiz
  • Tues. June 29 -- Practice Quiz 1
  • Tues. July 6 -- Practice Quiz 2
  • [Not given] Practice Quiz on work
  • Tues. July 27 -- Practice Quiz 5
  • Tues. Aug. 10 -- Practice Quiz 6
  • Tues. Aug. 17 -- Practice Quiz 7
• Midterm 1
  • Thursday, July 15, in quiz section. The exam will cover sections 4.9, 5.1-5.5, and 6.1-6.3. It will be 60 minutes. You may bring a handwritten note sheet (8.5x11, both sides) and a scientific calculator (not graphing).
  • Review sheet
  • Solutions
• Midterm 2
  • Thursday, Aug. 5, in quiz section. The exam covers up to section 7.5.
  • Solutions
• Final Exam
  • The last day of class, Friday, Aug. 20, in lecture (Denny Hall 211 as usual, at 10:50 sharp).
  • Same rules as the midterms: It will be 60 minutes. You may bring a handwritten note sheet (8.5x11, both sides) and a scientific calculator (not graphing). No electronic devices can be used during the test, with the exception of your scientific calculator.
  • Includes all topics covered in class. Sections covered since the last exam will be represented more heavily, however. These include: 7.7 Approximate Integration, 7.8 Improper Integrals, 8.1 Arc Length, 8.3 Center of Mass, 9.1/9.3/3.8 Intro to Differential Equations.
  • Solutions