Note: This  class is taught both online AND in person.  There is a mandatory in-person meeting each week.  The day of this meeting depends on which section you are in.  Please consult your class schedule to see when and where you need to be.

Course Description:  

This is a course meant to continue your study of calculus.  The name "calculus" is really short for "the calculus of functions" which is a collection of very clever techniques for studying the same functions you saw in your previous math classes.  It took humankind thousands of years to get to the place you will be at the end of this semester.  You have every right to feel smart once you've finished this class. Given that this is an online class you will also need access to a computer that in turn can access the internet.  All communications related to this course will take place through the service Canvas.  For information on how to get onto Canvas please go to my homepage by clicking above.

Add/Drop Policy:

If you enroll in the class and don't log into Canvas within the first two weeks I will drop you unless you've made arrangements with me beforehand.  I may add students during the first week but I will won't add any new students during or after the second week.

Materials Required:

You will need paper and writing implements.  You will also need a copy (physical or digital) of the textbook: Calculus Early Transcendentals  8th edition or 9th edition by James Stewart.   Make sure you get the one titled "Calculus Early Transcendentals" and NOT the one simply titled "Calculus".  

Important Dates

Class Start Date:

Access to the course by Canvas will begin on Monday, August 31st at 12:00 AM.  

In-Person Part of the Class:  

You will have a mandatory in-person class meeting every week.  If you are in CRN 72453, your class meetings will be on Tuesdays from 6:10PM to 8:25PM at the Chinatown campus in room 1305.  If you are in CRN 70965, your class meetings will be on Wednesdays from 8:10M to 10:25AM at the Ocean campus in Judson Village room 810.  Your exams will also take place at these in-person meetings.  Failure to regularly attend the in-person meetings will result in you being dropped from the class or in you failing the class.

Exams:

Most of your grade will be determined by two in-person exams. The first exam will take place on either Tuesday, October 20th or Wednesday October 21st depending on which section you are in.   This first exam will take place in our usual room during our usual meeting time.  The second (final) exam will take place either on Tuesday, December 15th from 7PM to 9PM or Wednesday December 16th from 9AM to 11AM.  The final exam will be in our usual room.

Course Syllabus