1152Q — Schedule

Welcome to Math 1152Q: Honors Calculus II, this Fall 2017! Today is .

Actual Schedule

Week 1 (Aug 28 – Sept 1)

Mon
Wed
- Due Math Bio at the beginning of class
- Suggested hw: do sample questions for week 1 quiz
Fri
- Actual Week 1 quiz Sec 11.1 (collected but not count toward your grade)

Notes: Week 1 notes

Week 2 (Sept 4 – Sept 8)

Mon Labor Day - No classes
Wed
- Suggested hw: do sample week 2 quiz.
Fri
- quiz Sec 11.1, Sec 11.2. sample week 2 quiz

week 2 quiz correction guideline. See office hours here: Office hours

Notes: Week 2 notes

Resources:

Visual representations of geometric series!
Check whether your sequence or series converge/diverge with WolframAlpha. For example, see A few examples of what you can ask WolframAlpha about

Week 3 (Sept 11 – Sept 15)

Mon
- Last day to add/drop, last day to place courses on Pass/Fail
Wed
- Due Problems A: questions and answer key.
- See model solutions. Check your computation with Wolfram|Alpha before you submit!
Fri
- Due Reading homework sec 11.4 limit comparison test at the beginning of class.
- quiz Sec 11.1, Sec 11.2. week 3 quiz: sample and actual

week 3 quiz correction guideline. See office hours here: Office hours

Notes: Week 3 notes and worksheets

Resources:

An example of a good solution for take-home problem sets, quizzes, and exams: model solutions.
Note: If you plan to go into math or science, you are likely to have to learn how to write papers this way (using a typesetting system called LaTeX), you can play around with some templates, e.g. Gallery - Homework assignment on on overleaf, Doing Your Homework in LaTeX or talk to me.

Week 4 (Sept 18 – Sept 22)

Mon
- Due Reading homework sec 11.4 notes
Wed
- Due Reading homework Sec 11.6 part 1 notes: ratio test
- Due Reading homework Sec 11.6 part 2 notes: root test
- Optional: Eat pizza and earn an extra token by going to tonight’s math club
Fri
- quiz week 4 Sec 11.4, Sec 11.6: sample, answer key
- Due Reading hw strategy for series with positive terms

week 4 quiz correction guideline. See office hours here: Office hours

Notes: Week 4 notes and worksheets

Week 5 (Sept 25 – Sept 29)

Mon
- Due Worksheet: old and new basic skills worksheet, answer key
- Due Reading HW Sec 7.2: trig reviews
Wed
- Due Reading HW Sec 7.2: trig integrals part 2
- Due Reading HW Sec 7.3 inverse trig substitution: part 2
- Due Learning Activity Worksheet Sec 7.2 part1, part2 and answer key part1, answer key part2 - the last question is optional because it requires integration by parts.
- Due If you have not passed week 4 quiz yet: quiz week 4 extra HW - going over them in person during office hours or after class is required. (For those who already passed quiz week 4: this is optional hw. You are welcome to show it to me before Exam 1 if you want feedback).
Fri
- Due Homework Sec 7.2 and 7.3: hw and key homework due Friday
- Due Sec 7.1: integration by parts reading homework due Friday
- Optional Reading homework Sec 11.5 notes: alternating series - I will correct it if you submit it before Exam 1

Resources:

Series flowchart

Week 6 (Oct 2 – Oct 6)

Mon
- Due Homework Sec 7.1 questions and key
Wed
- Exam 1: Ch 11 list of topics + questions + key
- Exam 2: Ch 7 list of topics + questions + key
- Exam 1 Sample: questions and key
- Factsheet which you will get on the test
Fri

Resources:

See office hours here: Office hours
Article: Everyone has a personal Green’s Theorem

Week 7 (Oct 9 – Oct 13)

Mon
- Due Reading HW Sec 7.4 partial fraction
- Due Reading HW (last two pages except integral of (ln x)^n Sec 7.8 improper integral with infinite discontinuity
Wed
- Due Reading homework sec 7.5 strategy for integration
Fri
- Due Problems B
- Sample quiz week 7

Week 8 (Oct 16 – Oct 20)

Mon
- Due Reading HW Sec 11.8 power series
- Due Reading HW Sec 11.9 representations of functions as power series
Wed
- Due Homework Homework sec 11.8
Fri
- Due Homework Sec 11.9 blank, see answers/guides
- Quiz is moved to Monday

Resources:

optional math article (see the first four pages: pages 42-45): Another way to sum a series

Week 9 (Oct 23 – Oct 27)

Mon
- Registration for Spring 2018 begins
- Due
  - Do all the problems you did not do from Homework Homework sec 11.8 and Homework Sec 11.9 blank and answers/guides. Use your own paper. It’s OK to skip a few problems that you’ve done before (write down the question number and write I've done a very similar problem in X). Please staple everything together or use a paper clip.
- Due Reading homework:
  - On 1-2 notebook pages, write study guide notes from the first two pages of Sec 11.10: pg 759-760. You will submit this.
  - Follow Example 1 pg 760 to write the Maclaurin series of e^(-x) and e^(5x) on a notebook sheet. You will submit this.
- Sample quiz week 8 Sec 11.3, 11.8, 11.9
Wed
- Due
  - HW Sec 11.10 part 1 submit on paper as usual
  - Upload your link on HuskyCT: St. Louis arc Desmos approximation activity: adjust the parameters to approximate the St. Louis arch with quadratic and ellipse equations
Fri
- Due
  - Sample quiz week 9

Week 10 (Oct 30 – Nov 3)

Mon (no homework is due today)
- Last day to drop a course
Wed
- (Moved to this Wed) Week 9 Quiz on Sec 11.10: taylor series, series multiplication and division. See Sample quiz week 9
- Due both documents are stapled together in a green packet (mistakenly written as due on Mon even though this is due on Wed)
  - HW Sec 11.10 part 2
  - Reading HW Sec 11.10 part 2
Fri
- Due
  - Problems C

Week 11 (Nov 6 – Nov 10)

Mon (if you’ve passed the quiz, no homework is due)
- Due (if your quiz result if something other than pass) Corrections that you are asked to submit from Week 9 quiz.
Wed
- exam 2
- Exam 2: Ch 7 list of topics + questions + key
- Exam 2: Ch 11 list of topics + questions + key
- Problem presentations starting from Week 7 + selected submitted student problems If a problem was presented but not typed in, you don’t have to worry about it.
- More Exam 2 questions (True/False): questions and key
- Factsheet which you will get on Exam 2 Let me know if there are missing facts.
- Sec 7.4 (low degree partial fractions), 7.8 (improper integral) and other relevant integration techniques, 11.3 (Integral test, estimates of sum), 11.5 (estimate theorem for alternating series), 11.8 (power series), 11.9 (series representation of function), 11.10 (Taylor series), 11.11 (applications of Taylor polynomials)
Fri (no homework is due today)

Week 12 (Nov 13 – Nov 17)

Mon
- Due HW Sec 10.1
Wed
- Due Reading HW Sec 10.2 part 2
Fri
- Due HW Sec 10.2 questions and key
- Quiz Week 12.
  - Sample questions for 10.1: HW Sec 10.1, Worksheet 10.1 parametric curves, Learning Activity Sec 10.1
  - Sample questions for 10.2: HW Sec 10.2 + key, Worksheet 10.2 Calc with parametric curves, Learning Activity Sec 10.2 part 1 questions+key (not part 2)
  - Arc length and surface area will not be in this quiz.

Week 13 (Thanksgiving recess Nov 20 – Nov 24)

No class

Week 14 (Nov 27 – Dec 1)

Mon (no homework is due today)
Wed
- Optional (bonus points) Math Club Talk + presentation on harmonic series
- Due HuskyCT HW (submit on HuskyCT)
- Due HW Sec 10.3
- Due In-class Learning Activity 10.3 part 1 from Monday
Fri
- Due Worksheet 10.3 purple sheets
- Due HW Sec 10.4 see key use your own paper

Week 15 (Dec 4 – Dec 8)

Mon
- Due Reading homework:
  - On 2-3 notebook pages, write study guide notes from Sec 9.1 Diff Eq pg 585-589 for the following sections: page cover, population growth, motion of a spring, general differential equations, and Examples 1 and 2.
  - Include questions on parts that you do not understand or are curious about. Mark them clearly (perhaps with boxes, big writing and arrows) so I won’t miss them.
- Due green worksheet 10.4
- quiz week 15: similar to all homework and worksheet questions from Sec 10.3 - 10.4 (areas only, no arc length).
Wed
- Due pink Worksheet 9.1 (done during class on Monday)
- Due HW 9.1 (taken from sample final exam)
Fri
- Due Write a 1-2-page self-study notes on the following (you can watch the videos at up to double speed and fast forward/rewind):
  - (You can watch at double speed and fast forward when you wish) Khan Academy Logistics model and diff eq part 1
  - (You can watch at double speed and fast forward when you wish) Khan Academy Logistics model and diff eq part 2, intuition
  - (You can watch at double speed and fast forward when you wish) Khan Academy Solving logistic differential equation part 1
  - (You can watch at double speed and fast forward when you wish) Khan Academy Solving logistic differential equation part 2
  - Write down the question of Example 2 from the textbook Sec 9.3 pg 614-615. After attempting to solve on your own, compare your solution with the book’s solution.

Final exams (Mon-Sunday, Dec 11 – Dec 17)

Friday, December 15, 10:30AM - 12:30PM

If you have a conflict with another final (or too many finals in one day), please see this link for more information.