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Multidimensional Calculus

Math 2057, Sec. 3, 4
Louisiana State University
Spring Semester, 2016

Prof. Stephen Shipman


Place: Room 241 of Himes Hall
Time: Tuesday and Thursday; Sec 3: 9:00-10:20; and Sec 4: 10:30-11:50

Instructor: Prof. Stephen Shipman
Office: Room 314 of Lockett Hall
Telephone: 225/578-1674
Email: shipman@math.lsu.edu
Office Hours: Tuesday and Wednesday 1:00-3:00

Teaching Assistant: Ms. Rima Chatterjee
Office: Room 379 of Lockett Hall
Email: rchatt1@lsu.edu
Office Hours: Monday 2:30-4:20 and Thursday 12:30-2:30

Teaching Assistant: Ms. Liem Nguyen
Office: Room 282 of Lockett Hall
Email: lngu145@lsu.edu
Office Hours: Wednesday and Friday 9:30-11:30

Course Synopsis

Textbook

Calculus, Early Transcendentals 7th Edition by James Stewart

Prerequisite

The prerequisite for this course is Math 1552 or 1553, the second semester of calculus.

Course Content

A detailed description and syllabus of this course can be found here. The main topics are
(1) differential calculus of functions of several variables,
(2) integral calculus of functions of several variables,
(3) synthesizing (1) and (2) to compute line integrals and surface integrals of functions and vector fields; and fundamental theorems of multidimensional calculus.

Schedule and problems for practice

Section Dates Problems for practice
14.1 Jan. 14 23-33, 36, 38, 39-42, 43-50, 53, 59-64
14.3 Jan. 19 5-9, 15-44, 47-50, 53-70, 76, 78
14.4 Jan. 21 1-6, 11-18, 25-37
14.5 Jan. 26 1-14, 21-34, 35-44,
14.6 Jan. 28 4-17, 21-26, 28-34, 38, 41-46, 49-56
14.7 Feb. 2 5-18, 29-36, 39-51
14.7-14.8 Feb. 4
14.8 Feb. 11 3-14, 26-40
Exam 1 Feb. 16 Exam 1
15.1-15.3 Feb. 18 15.2: 13-17, 24-25; 15.3: 43-54, 59-60
15.4 Feb. 23 17-27, 29-32
15.5-15.6 Feb. 25 15.5: 3-12; 15.6: 1-14
15.7 Mar. 1 1-22, 33-38
15.8 Mar. 3 17-30
15.9 Mar. 8 19-41
15.10 Mar. 10 any
Exam 2 Mar. 15
16.1-16.2 Mar. 17 27-32; any
16.3 Mar. 29 any
16.4 Mar. 31 any
16.5 Apr. 5 any
16.6 Apr. 7 any
16.7 Apr. 12 any
16.7 Apr. 14 any
Exam 3 Apr. 19
16.8 Apr. 21 any
16.9 Apr. 26 any
16.10 Apr. 28 any
Final Exam Sec.3 May 3
Final Exam Sec.4 May 6

Exam schedule

Exam 1: Tuesday, February 16 on Chapter 14
Exam 2: Tuesday, March 15 on Chapter 15
Exam 3: Tuesday, April 19 on Chapter 16
Final Exam, Section 3: Tuesday, May 3, from 10:00 to 12:00
Final Exam, Section 4: Friday, May 6, from 10:00 to 12:00

If any of exams 1, 2, or 3 is missed due to a legitimate excuse, the score on the final exam will be substituted for the score on the missed exam.

The final exam will be comprehensive but will be weighted more toward the later material, especially material that was not addressed in the exams.

WeBWorK assignments

The periodic assignments are administered through the web-based facility WeBWorK. Each has an initiation time and a due time. They are graded electronically. To access and perform the assignments, go to the WeBWorK login page to access the WeBWorK site. For your username, enter the first part of your xxx@lsu.edu e-mail address, that is, the "xxx" part before the ampersand, and for your password, enter your LSU ID.

Evaluation

Evaluation of performance is computed as follows:
Online WeBWorK assignments: 10%
Three in-class exams: 60% (20% each)
Final exam: 30%

Grading scale:
A+: at least 95% A: at least 90% A-: at least 88%
B+: at least 85% B: at least 80% B-: at least 78%
C+: at least 75% C: at least 70% C-: at least 68%
D+: at least 65% D: at least 60% D-: at least 50%
F: less than 50%

Ethical Conduct

Students must abide by the LSU Code of Student Conduct.

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