Instructor | Prof. Mao-Pei Tsui UH(University Hall) 2080B Phone (419) 530-2998 Email: Mao-Pei.Tsui@Utoledo.edu Website :www.math.utoledo.edu/~mtsui |
Meets | Monday, Wednesday and Friday: 1-1:50pm, UH 4440 |
Prerequisites | Math 2850 or the equivalent. The particular calculus topics we will use the most are techniques of differentiation and integration, Taylor series, and partial derivatives. |
Text | W.
Boyce and R. DiPrima,Elementary
Differential Equations, Eighth Edition |
Office Hours | UH2080B M 2:00-3:00pm, W 2:00-4:00pm, F 4:00-5:00pm or make
appointment |
Calculator | You do not have to purchase a graphing calculator for this
course. Calculators are not allowed on the tests. |
Homework | Please go to the Schedule and Homework page |
Academic honesty |
It is the obligation of each student to understand the University's policies regarding academic honesty and to uphold these standards. Students are encouraged to talk about the problems, but should write up the solutions individually. Students should acknowledge the assistance of any book, software, student or professor. |
Midterms and Final Exam Policy | Absences for quizzes and exams
can only be excused if covered by the University's missed class policy.
The policy specifically mentions absences from class may be excused for
personal emergencies, religious observances, participation in certain
UT sponsored activities, and government required activities. For more
information see the
University missed class policy. Arrangements for make up quizzes
and exams will only be made if you inform me of the absence without
delay by phone or email and present a documented excuse. |
Midterms | First Midterm: Sep.
18(Monday) in class Second Midterm: Oct. 13(Friday) in class Third Midterm: Nov. 20(Monday) in class |
Final Exam | December 13 (Wednesday) 12:30~2:30 p.m. |
Grade | 10% Quizzes 15%Homework 15% Each of the three midterms 30% Final exam |
Help |
There are several venues available if you have any question
in this course.
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