Course Information and Resources

Study Resources

• Departmental syllabus (gives an outline of what we will cover)
• Archive of old exams
• CLUE (undergraduate study/tutoring center)

Handouts & additional material

• Review Problems (4/1/09) Note, this is from a previous quarter, so ignore the instructions. In particular, you will not be tested on this material, but the problems will be due with the first homework assignment on Friday, April 10. Also, you only need to turn in 5 of the 10 integral problems on the last page (you get to choose which 5).
• Formula Sheet (not handed out) This has some useful formulas, in particular some trigonometric identities and a brief review of partial fractions, as well as some basic differentiation and integration formulas.
• Notes on Complex Numbers (4/22/09) The problems on this handout are due with Homework 3.

Online software

• Direction field plotter from International Education Software
• Direction field plotter from Robert Israel of UBC
• Google search for "direction field plotter"

• 6/12/09: The scores for Homeworks 6 and 7 are now posted in the Catalyst Gradebook.
• 6/11/09: I have posted scores up through Homework 5, plus all the quizzes, and the first two exams. Please check to make sure everything is accurate. You will need to log in with your UWNetID to view your scores. (They are posted in the Catalyst Gradebook named "Math 307F Spring 2009", which you can also access by logging into your account on Catalyst Tools.) I need to submit the final grades by Monday, 6/15, so you need to bring any errors to my attention by noon on Sunday so that I will have time to make any corrections.
• 6/1/09: I have posted the makeup problem for question 2 from Exam 2, and I have updated the exam page with information about regrades and statistics for Exam 2.
• 4/15/09: I will be holding a review session for the first exam on Thursday, April 16, 5:30 – 7:30pm in Loew 102.
• 4/1/09: I am back in town and have updated the website. The first homework assignment is now due on April 10 instead of April 8.
• 3/15/09: I will be out of town until March 31, so Daniel Finkel (another math graduate student) will be giving the first lecture on 3/30/09.