Instructor:     Dr. Guang-Hwa Andy Chang
Office:           1032 Cushwa Hall
Phone No.:   (330) 742-1818
E-mail:          chang@math.ysu.edu<=virtual office hours
Webpage:     http://www.cis.ysu.edu/~chang/
Office hours: 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m., Monday, and
                       2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m., Tue., Wed., Fri., or by appointment.

Homework: To find homework click here.

Course Credit: 5 q.h.

Course Prerequisite: MATH 504 or equivalent.

Course Outline:
 

Chapter	Section	Description
1	1.1 - 1.3	Linear Functions
11	11.1 - 11.7	Nonlinear Functions
12	12.1 - 12.4	The Deriative
13	13.1 - 13.5	Calculating the Derivative
14	14.1 - 14.4	Graphs and the Derivative
15	15.1 - 15.3	Applications of the Derivative
16	16.1 - 16.4	Integration

* Stop in the Mathematics Assistance Center, Cushwa 3090, for free services for this course.

Grading Policy:

Three tests (each 100 points) -------------------   300 points
Homework & Quizzes --------------------------   100 points
Final Exam (comprehensive)---------------------   100 points
Total --------------------------------------------  500 points

450 and above     Þ A
400 to below 450 Þ at least a B
350 to below 400 Þ at least a C
300 to below 350 Þ at least a D
below 300          Þ at most a D

• Make-up tests will only be given to student who misses a test due to an extreme emergency and has notified the instructor within 24 hours after the exam, or a sufficient time period before the exam. The student will be expected to provide verification, such as signed statement and phone number, to verify the reason for his or her absence from the exam.
• No make-up quizzes will be given.
• Homework will be assigned and graded. "Study group" is strongly encouraged. However, each student must hand in their own write-up showing details of the work (not just answers). If you are having trouble, please see me right away. A notebook should be maintained which contains all homework exercises and properly annotated. I recommend that you work on the homework corresponding to the latest lecture as soon as it is assigned.
• It is expected that you will make every possible effort to attend all classes. In boarder line situations, class attendance may affect a student’s grade. Although I feel that it is essential for you to attend class, no direct punishment will be assessed to your final grade if you choose not to attend class. Students who missed class are responsible for finding out any pertinent information concerning the course from the instructor.
• Successful students have found that the subject demands frequent intensive study with lots of problem solving. Participating in group discussions is always helpful to yourself and others in learning.
• If you have any special problem or learning difficulties, please see me immediately.

• Test I:     Apr. 10, Monday
• Test II:    May 1,   Monday
• Test III:   May 22, Monday
• Final:       June 7,   Wednesday, 10:30-12:30