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Current Update:

12/18/07

Your final exam scores and cumulative grades are available online. Overall, the grading scheme for the course is:
0 - 54 : F
55 - 64 : D
65 - 81 : C
82 - 89 : B
90 - 100 : A
If you have specific questions about your grade or final exam, you may contact me.

I will keep any old problem sets and exams of your until the beginning of the spring term; after that point, you will not be able to review or contest your scores (with the exception of the final, which will be kept for a year).

MATH 18.02 - Fall 2007

This page contains important information specifically for students who are enrolled in Sections 2 and 3 of MATH 18.02. See Professor Denis Auroux's main course web page for the syllabus, homework assignments, and other information. In order to enroll in this course, you must meet the Math Department placement requirements.

Course Information	Scheduled Time	Instructor	Room
Lectures	TR 1:00 and F 2:00	Auroux	10-250
Recitations	MW 10:00 MW 11:00	Mahlburg	2-136
Office Hours	M 1-2 and W 9-10 T 2-3 and W 4-5:30	Mahlburg Auroux	2-308 2-248

Contact Information:	Phone:	(617) 253-4470
	e-mail:	mahlburg (at) math (dot) mit (dot) edu.
	Office:	2-172 (first floor, south wing of math building)

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Make use of these resources in the order listed:

Office Hours or meetings by appointment
Daily math tutoring and homework help in room 2-102, from 2:00 - 5:00
MIT Undergraduate Advising and Academic Programming (UAAP)
Private tutors

Past Updates

12/12/07: Again, please review all of your scores online. Although I won't be available, Professor Auroux and other instructors will be having extra office hours for the final as well - see the list here.
12/03/07: Please review your homework and exam scores online now (before the end of the term) so that we can fix any errors.
11/14/07: I will be out of town next week, so office hours are canceled. Craig Van Coevering will be teaching in my place, so please turn to him for questions, and have a nice Thanksgiving!
11/05/07: If you want more practice with Green's Theorem, try some of the recitation practice problems from 18.02A.
10/29/07: I now have the graded PSet 7's, so you can find me in lecture tomorrow if you'd like to get it back.
10/16/07: We will have a guest recitation instructor-in-training, Jeff Aristoff, in at least one of the recitations on Monday. Please come prepared with homework/lecture questions, and be ready to give meaningful feedback on his teaching.
10/15/07: The second exam has been graded, and will be handed back on Wednesday. Be sure to come to office hours if you will be taking the make-up exam.
9/28/07: If you took a make-up exam, you can check your score online (most of you did very well).
9/26/07: If you didn't pick up your exam or graded homework assignments, you can look for me in lecture the next two days (Thursday, Friday). Remember to take the make-up exam if you didn't pass (check in room 2-108 for details).
9/20/07: Here is a long-awaited update with information about homework and exam scheduling: 1. If you are missing your first homework assignment, be sure that you are registered in my recitation for the future (you can do this online). The missing homeworks are slowly being collected in the math office (2-108). If you were registered in my recitation and just missed class when homeworks were handed back, then you can see me to pick up your assignment. 2. Remember, solutions to the homework are available on the course web page. 3. If you need to take a make-up exam after Friday's test, you will be notified that evening, and can pick up your test for studying over the weekend. Those who passed will get their exams back in class on Wednesday.
9/04/07: Watch this space for important announcements. Be sure to show up for the first recitation meeting tomorrow (Sep. 5)!

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MATH 18.02 - Fall 2007

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