Advanced Calculus

Mathematics 70.200 ( Fall, 1999 - Winter, 2000)

INSTRUCTOR:
Dr. Angelo B. Mingarelli,
Office: Herzberg Physics  #4250
Tel/Fax: (613) 520 3534
Electronic mail: amingare@math.carleton.ca
Office Hours: Fridays, 0930-1130 a.m.

TEXTBOOK(S):
Advanced Calculus (Third Edition) by A.E.Taylor and W.R. Mann available at the Bookstore and, in case you wish to review your epsilon and deltas, Chapter 6 of my,
Calculus by Angelo B. Mingarelli (bundled with the Solutions Manual), cost: $59.95 +GST; available from the Bookstore or from the Instructor.

TOPICS COVERED:
Third Edition: Mainly Chapters 5, 6, and 7, topics from 8 and 9 and then Chapters 13, 15, 19, 20 and 21.

PREREQUISITES:
The prerequisites for this course are:
69.102 or 207,  (see the Calendar for more information).
Students who have not passed the prerequisite courses may be automatically de-registered during the term. Those that have done poorly in the prerequisites are strongly urged to get advice from the Mathematics Undergraduate Advisor Ken Small, in 4380 Herzberg Building.
 

EVALUATION
Your grade will be calculated as:
(i) Term Mark 40%;
(ii) Christmas Examination 30% and Final Examination, 30%

TERM MARK:
The term mark will be derived from: 8 term tests (40/40): best 5 chosen. Weekly assignments will be given but need not be handed in. The solutions may be discussed with your Teaching Assistant (or the Instructor).

Note:The "best x of y" rules allow you to miss some of the term events for any reason (medical or otherwise).
Only under highly exceptional circumstances will a test be postponed to a later date.

SUPPLEMENTAL EXAMINATION
No Supplemental examinations

 
CALCULATORS
You may use a non-programmable calculator for the examinations and tests in this course:
The Sharp 531-L is available at the Bookstore for ca. $19.95 + Tax. Programming in C++ is strongly encouraged (but not on the examinations!).
 

WITHDRAWAL
The last date for withdrawal from the course is November 5, 1999. If you decide to leave the course before the end of term, it is much better, in terms of your academic career, to formally withdraw from the course than to simply ignore it and get an F.
 

CLASSES BEGIN:

Thursday, September 9, 1999
 

LECTURE SCHEDULE:

Mondays, 306 Dunton Tower, 8:30 a.m.
Thursdays, 306 Dunton Tower, 10:00 a.m.
 

TUTORIALS:

All tutorials are held on Thursdays at 1:30 p.m. and will begin the week of Sept. 21 in  Room 506 Southam Bldg.
 

STATUTORY HOLIDAY:

The University is closed October 11. As well, there are no UNDERGRADUATE CLASSES on October
8 as this is University Day

WINTER BREAK: Feb., 2000

CLASSES END:

Monday, December 6, 1999

TUTORIAL CENTRE:

Please note that the mathematics TUTORIAL CENTRE, in Herzberg Physics Building, Room 4385, will be opening around Sept. 27, 1999
Tutors advertise frequently on the Notice Boards around the Centre.
Hours for the center are as follows:
MONDAYS TO THURSDAYS: 10 AM TO 4 PM
FRIDAYS: CLOSED

Detailed Class Outline

Winter, 1998