MATH 1A
GREEN SHEET
DeAnza Coll eg e: Su mm e r 20 07
COURS E: Math 1A-03C: Calculus
7:30 - 9:45 a.m. MTWTh
Room S49
INSTRUC TOR: Bambi Moise
VOI C E MAIL : (408) 864-8999 ext. 3341
OFFIC E HRS: Th by appointment S43C
TEXT: Calculus: Early Transcendental Functions, 6th Edition by James Stewart
EQ UIPM ENT: TI 83+, 84 or 84+ Graphing calculator, graph paper, sharp pencil, eraser and ruler,
NOTE: All wor k is to b e don e in p encil , no t p en), 3 x 5 cards (optional)
NO TE : If you already have another calculator which you know how to use, you may use it, but only those listed
will be covered in class.
ATTEND A NC E: You are expected to be in class on time daily and you are expected to remain in class until
dismissed. I will no t d ro p anyon e for any reason; if you want to drop, you must do so officially yourself
on or before Thu rs. , Jul y 2 2; if you just stop coming to class you will receive an F for the course.
Every absence after the first 3 will result in the deduction of 5 points from your total number of points earned
for the class. If you miss more than 30 minutes of class you are considered absent. 2 tardies (at the start of
class or after brea) count as 1 absence.
TIM E ALLO TM E NT: To get a C in this class, you should expect to spend a mini mu m of 20 hours we ekl y
outside of class. Many of you may need more than 20 hrs a week to pass.
HOM EWORK & CL ASSW ORK: Minimum (there is no maximum- practice as much as you need to master the material
as much as you need to learn the material) HW assignments are given on the last page of the green sheet. If
there are questions on these HW problems, we will go over as many as time permits each day.
You are required to participate in all classwork. Classwork may be collected and graded and points will be added
to your total grade. There may be an occasional quiz if graded will be added to you total points.
EXA MS an d F IN AL: There will be a total of five 100 pt. exams (see calendar for tentative schedule). There will be no
exam makeups under any circumstances for the first 5 exams, however I will drop your lowest grade (see
FINAL GRADES.)
EXA M EXTR A CREDIT: You may earn up to 3 EC points on any exam by making flash cards on 3x5 cards for
the sections covered on each of the 5 hour exams. 6 cards must be completed for each point and they must be
contained (but not in a spiral binding). They will be turned in at the beginning of each exam and will be graded
by correct section, format and number of cards.
FORMA T:
FRONT SID E:. In the up p er right corn er write the chapter & section in which the concept appears (such as 4.4
or B.2) . In the center write the word or concept to be learned or a question .
BACK: Write an explanation and give an example.
The final exam is comprehensive and will count as 2 one-hour exams. Only under extreme circumstances, and
with documentation, will a makeup final be given. There will be no flash cards for the final.
FINAL GRA D ES: You will have a total of seven 100 pt scores: 5 hour exams and two 100 pt final exam scores. I will
drop your lowest 100 point score. If your lowest grade is your final exam, it will count as one exam rather than
as two. Then I will add up any HW/CW points earned and add them to your other points. Your final grade will be
a percentage of points earned out of points possible.
A+ = 98-100%
A = 92-97
A- = 90-91
B+ = 87-89%
B = 82-86
B- =80-81
C+ = 77-79%
C = 68 - 76
C- (none)
D+ = 65-67%
D = 60-65%
D- = 55-59%
F = below 55%
I will not keep a running tab of your grade for you; that is your job. Keep all your work and record your
points on a separate sheet of paper. If you need help, I would be happy to help you in my office hours.
INC O MPL ETES : I do not give incompletes nor do I sign petitions after the last day to drop except for welldocumented emergencies. So if you plan to drop the class, do not wit until it is too late!
RECOMMENDATIONS for GETTING H ELP:
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Form study groups; working in group is more fun, less frustrating and has be seen shown in study after study to be
the most successful approach to learning mathematics for every level of competency.
If you are having difficulties, make an appointment with me.
There is a FRE E tutorial center for math students in S43. If you come in early in the quarter, you can schedule
a regular weekly session. Otherwise there is always a drop-in tutor available but you may have to wait your turn.
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Trade phone numbers and/or e-mail addresses with several people in class. You are responsible for all
assignments on time even if you are absent.
WARNINGS:
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You will no t get full credit on an y work for ans w ers alon e! Y OU MUST SHO W YOUR W ORK !
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If I can' t rea d your wo rk , is w rong!
Cell phones, pagers and all other communication devises MUST B E T URN ED OFF in class. If I find you using any
such devise during and exam, you will receive a zero on the exam.
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NO F OO D o r OPEN DRI NKS (o th er than water) A RE ALLO W ED I N TH E CL ASSRO OM .
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CHE ATI NG IS F ORBID D EN A ND WILL R ESULT I N F AILURE! This in clu des all a c tiv e
par tici pan ts wh eth e r rec eiving or giving infor mation.
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Disruptive behavior will not be tolerated and may result in immediate suspension from class.
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE - Math 1A
Summer 2009
MON
TUESDAY
WED
THURSDAY
6/28
1.1
1.2
6/29
Green Sheet
1.3
6/30
1.5
1.6
7/1
2.1
2.2
7/5
Ex. 1: Ch.1
2.3
7/6
2.3
2.4
7/7
2.5
2.6
7/8
2.6
Derivative Project
7/12
Ex. 2: 2.1-2.6
7/13
2.8
3.1
7/14
3.2
3.3
7/15
3.4
Chain Rule Sheet
7/20
3.6
3.9
Related Rates Sheet
7/21
4.1
4.2
7/22
4.3
L'Hopital's Rule
Project
7/27
4.5
4.6
7/28
4.7
Newton's Method Project
7/29
4.8
4.9
8/3
10.2
Catch-up
8/4
Final Review
8/5
Final Exam
FRI
2.7
7/19
Ex.,3: 2.7-2.8, 3.1-3..3
3.5
7/26
Ex.4: 3.4-4.2
4.4
8/2
Ex. 5: 4.3-4.8
10.1
Newton's Method Project
CALCULUS 1A ASSIGNMENTS:
STE WART 6TH EDITION
CH
SEC
PAG ES
Sugges te d p rac ti ce probl em s ( EOO means e ver y o th er od d)
1
1.1
20-23
1-69 EOO
1.2
34-37
1-9 odd, 19, 20
1.3
43-45
1 - 29 odd, 31-51 EOO
1.5
58-59
1-23 odd
1.6
70-72
1-69 EOO
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2
2.1
87
1-7 odd, 8
2.2
96-99
1-5 odd, 6, 9-12, 13-33 odd
2.3
106-108
1-33 EOO, 34-57 EOO
2.4
117-118
1-33 odd,39
2.5
128-130
1 - 29 EOO, 31-53 odd, 59
2.6
140-143
1, 3, 5-13 odd, 17-53 EOO
2.7
150-153
1-41 odd
2.8
162-165
1-45 odd
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3
3.1
180-182
1-77 EOO
3.2
187-189
1-47 odd
3.3
195-196
1-49 odd
3.4
203-206
1-81 EOO
3.5
213-215
1-41 odd, 59, 61
3.6
220
1-53 odd
3.9
245-24
1-43 odd
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4
4.1
277-279
1,2, 5-69 EOO
4.2
285-286
1-31 odd
4.3
295-298
1-7 odd,8,9-29 EOO,31-55 EOO, 57, 61
4.4
304-306
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 -73 EOO
4.5
314-315
1-49 EOO, 57-69 EOO, 71
4.6
320-321
1-35 odd
4.7
328-333
1-37 EOO, 43, 47, 53, 55 review these in answer key
4.8
338-339
1-37 odd
4.9
345-347
3-71 EOO
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10
10.1
626- 629
1-27 odd , 24, 28
10.2
636
1-19 odd
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Ch. I
Review 73-75
Concept Check,
T/F,
Exercises
Ch. 2
Review
182-185
Concept Check,
T/F,
Exercises
Ch. 3
Review
261-264
Concept Check,
T/F,
Exercises
Concept Check,
T/F,
Exercis
Ch. 4
Review
347-350