MATH-1700-ES31

Welcome to the home page for Section ES31 of MATH-1700 (Calculus 2) at Southeast Community College in the Winter term of 2017. I am Toby Bartels, the instructor.

Administration

Here is material about the administration of the course:

My course policies: DjVu format, PDF format.
Your current grade (on Moodle, where you must log in).
Downloading help (if you have trouble reading some of the files here).

Assignments

If you miss an assignment, then you can find it here.

Most graded work is done in class; although it can be made up outside of class, regular attendance is important.

Resources

The official textbook for the course is the 3rd Edition of University Calculus: Early Transcendentals by Hass et al published by Addison Wesley (Pearson). You should be able to get this at the bookstore (in hardback, looseleaf, or online access), and most assignments will come from it. (This same book is used for MATH-1600 and MATH-2080 too, so you might want to check all three shelves in the bookstore.) If you get the book with online access, you can also use MyMathLab integrated into the Moodle course; this is optional. (If you buy only the online MyMathLab access, then you'll lose access after the course ends unless and until you enrol in another course using the same book).

I also have some lecture notes, handouts, links, and so forth. Many of these will be part of the assigned reading, so let me know if you have any difficulty accessing them.

My supplemental texts containing my notes on the material (required).
Tutoring schedule (optional).
Moodle course with integrated MyMathLab (optional).
My notes on differential equations (handed out on January 10 Tuesday).
My notes on integration by parts (handed out on January 12 Thursday).
Computer algebra systems that will do integrals, as well as much more (optional):
- Sage (free to download, free for most uses online, $7.00 per month to make intensive computations online);
- Maxima (free to download);
- Maple ($99.00 to download);
- Wolfram Mathematica ($150.00 to download, $75.00 per year online);
- Wolfram Alpha (free for some uses online, $4.75 per month for advanced features, $2.99 for a smartphone app with intermediate features).
My notes on sequences and series (handed out on January 25 Wednesday).
My notes on Taylor series (handed out on February 13 Monday).
My notes on vectors (handed out on February 20 Monday).
My notes on parametrized curves (handed out on March 1 Wednesday).

That's it!

This web page and the files linked from it (except for the official syllabus) were written between 2003 and 2017 by Toby Bartels, last edited on 2017 March 7. Toby reserves no legal rights to them.

The permanent URI of this web page is https://tobybartels.name/MATH-1700/2017WN/.