CALCULUS 3 (Math 2400)
CALCULUS 3 (Math 2400)
WELCOME TO CALC3!
Description: Continuation of MATH 2300. Topics include vectors, three-dimensional analytic geometry, partial differentiation and multiple integrals, and vector analysis.
Department enforced prereq:
MATH 2300 or APPM 1360 (minimum grade C-).
Credit not granted for this course and APPM 2350.
SOME HELP
Albert’s comprehensive MT1 review:
Albert’s almost comprehensive MT2 review (without 11.8):
Here are some old first midterms and their solution:
Here are some old second midterms and their solution:
Here is a review for MT2:
Miscellaneous Review Material
(Prof. Green’s courtesy):
All years
Fall 2013
CalculusIIIMidterm3Solutions.pdf
Spring 2014
Fall 2014
Fall 2015
Spring 2016
Course coordinator:
Dr. Janos Englander
office: MATH 324
office hours: 01:00-01:50 on MF
(The department office is on the second floor in MATH.)
No office hours on midterm days!
Section: 007
Time: 0300-0350 on MWF
Room: ECCR 116
All instructors
001 Steindl
0900-0950 MTWF
ECCR 116
002 Watts
1000-1050 MTWF
ECCR 116
003 Frinak
1100-1150 MTWF
ECCR 116
004 Moorhead
1200-1250 MTWF
ECCR 116
005 Bronstein
0100-0150 MTWF
ECCR 116
006 Weinell
0200-0250 MTWF
ECCR 116
007 Englander
0300-0350 MTWF
ECCR 116
008 Healy
0900-0950 MTWF
MCOL E155
009 Rosenbaum
1100-1150 MTWF
STAD 112
010 Steindl
0800-0850 MTWF
ECCR 1B55
011 Huang
0800-0850
MTWF
MUEN E417
012 Huang
0100-0150
MTWF
FLMG 102
EXAM DATES, ROOMS, AND SOME RULES:
Midterm Exam 1, September 19, Monday, 5:15pm-6:45pm,
Room: see below. We’ve reserved MATH 170 for Extra Time and Reduced Distraction exams. Simple calculators are fine, other electronic devices are not permitted. CLOSED BOOK AND CLOSED NOTES. No cheat sheets. Cell phones should be turned off during exam.
Midterm Exam 2, October 17, Monday, 5:15pm-6:45pm.
Room: same as for MT1.
Material: up to and including 11.8.
Just like for the first MT, the calculator-rule for the rest of the exams is that a SIMPLE calculator can be used.
Here simple means that
— it is not a communications device (like an iPad)
— cannot store material (like pages of formulas)
— not a graphing calculator
Midterm Exam 3, November 14, Monday, 5:15pm-6:45pm.
Room: same as for MT1.
Just like for the first MT, the calculator-rule for the rest of the exams is that a SIMPLE calculator can be used.
Here simple means that
— it is not a communications device (like an iPad)
— cannot store material (like pages of formulas)
— not a graphing calculator
Final Exam, December 15, Thursday, 7:30am-10:00am,
at this location: CLICK (NOTE RECENT ROOM CHANGES!)
Solution to PR 12 of the final: CLICK
Recitations and TAs:
Calc 3 recitations meet on Tuesdays in the same room that the normal class meets.
TA sections:
Berg (002, 003, 004)
Blakestad (001, 005)
Chhay (006, 007)
Lamar (008, 009, 011)
Washabaugh (010, 012)
TA offices and emails:
•Berg, Kevin, Math 200 kevin.berg@colorado.edu
•Blakestad, Clifford, Math 214 clifford.blakestad@colorado.edu
•Chhay, Boramey, Math 364 boramey.chhay@colorado.edu
•Lamar, Jonathan, Math 201 jonathan.lamar@colorado.edu
WRITTEN HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS:
Here is the PDF file of the written HW (not to be confused with WebAssign):
ONLINE HW and WEBASSIGN INFO IS HERE
Please read CU policies HERE.
Please read further course information HERE.
Textbook:
James Stewart:
Calculus, Concepts and Contexts,
Fourth Edition, Brooks/Cole, 2010.
You also need a Webassign account, which you can purchase either together with the book, or HERE.
You can buy directly from the publisher at this website
http://services.cengagebrain.com/course/site.html?id=1198556
You can also buy the hard copy plus ebook plus multi-term access to on-line homework from the bookstore.
You can buy the textbook from other vendors, but make sure it includes access to on-line homework (EWA).
Grading:
Your course grade will be computed as follows:
◦ written homework for recitation 10%
◦ Participation and conduct in recitation 5%
◦ web-based homework 15%
◦ 3 midterm exams 3X15= 45%
◦ 1 final exam 25%
The “participation and conduct”grade is coming from your attendance, class participation and conduct, and is given by the TA. This grade is determined by the TA and the instructor, and they'll all just say what they'll do in class on the first day.