Exam Room Assignments for the 2PM class:

11/18: Extra office hours by Tom for the homework due after break: Thursday the 19th from 3:30pm to 4:30pm and Friday the 20th from 3pm to 4pm.

11/18: The solutions to the third hourlies: 9AM Version 1 and 2PM Version 1.

11/16: The worksheet for discussion on Tuesday the 17th.

11/11: The room assignments are posted below. You must take the exam at the time of the class for which you are registered in the room you are assigned. Failure to do so can result in the grade of a 0 on the hour exam. (You may want to revisit the exam policies in the course syllabus.) Be sure that you know DISCUSSION SECTION number for which you are registered (i.e. AD7, BD3, etc.).

Exam Room Assignments for the 9AM class:

Exam Room Assignments for the 2PM class:

11/9: Exam 3 topic correction: it will cover course materials from Taylor's Thm through the topic of double integrals over general regions.

11/6: Exam 3 will be an in-class exam on Friday, November 13th. It will cover course materials from optimization through the topic of double integrals over general regions. Examination room assignments will be posted next week.

10/26: Change in location and time occured for Wednesday office hours. See link above.

10/19: Change has occurred in Tuesday morning office hours. See link above. I hope that replacement hours will be posted soon.

10/18: As of 3:25PM, the gradebook is updated with exam 2 grades and the appropriate curves have been applied to each version of the exam. I will discuss the exam briefly in class tomorrow and the options available for students who are struggling. Tomorrow is the drop date for the fall semester. Additionally, those interested into taking Math 299, the class starts Monday afternoon at 4PM in 239 Altgeld Hall. I will address this option in class again tomorrow.

I will have time available during the day tomorrow to discuss options with students individually. Rather than emailing me, please come see me in person.

10/16: The solutions to the second hourlies: 9AM Version 1 and 2PM Version 1. Exams will be handed back in discussion on Tuesday. I will discuss the exams on Monday in lecture.

10/13: The room assignments are posted below. You must take the exam at the time of the class for which you are registered in the room you are assigned. Failure to do so can result in the grade of a 0 on the hour exam. (You may want to revisit the exam policies in the course syllabus.) Be sure that you know DISCUSSION SECTION number for which you are registered (i.e. AD7, BD3, etc.).

Exam Room Assignments for the 9AM class:

Exam Room Assignments for the 2PM class:

10/8: Exam 2 will be an in-class exam on Friday, October 16th. It will cover all course materials through the topics of directional derivatives and the gradient. The emphasis will be on the material from Chapters 13 and 14. Examination room assignments will be posted next week.

10/2: Change in location and time occured late Monday afternoon office hours. See link above.

9/29: The solutions to the first hourlies: 9AM Version 1 and 2PM Version 1. Exams will be handed back in discussion on Tuesday. I will discuss the exams on Wednesday.

9/24: I will be holding an extra office hour today at 4PM in my office.

9/21: The room assignments are posted below. You must take the exam at the time of the class for which you are registered in the room you are assigned. Failure to do so can result in the grade of a 0 on the hour exam. (You may want to revisit the exam policies in the course syllabus.) For your information, the cover page to the hour exam can be found here. Be sure that you know DISCUSSION SECTION number for which you are registered (i.e. AD7, BD3, etc.).

Exam Room Assignments for the 9AM class:

Exam Room Assignments for the 2PM class:

9/18: I have decided to post all of my old Calc III exams. Understand that this course is different in style and substance from the past Calc III courses I have taught. The point of posting these exams is to allow you to see "how" I write exams. (What style of question, what level of rigor is expected in the topics that overlap, etc.) Again, these are NOT practice exams. These are exams from past semesters where the course outline (i.e. topics in the class) do not match up with this semester's course. If a question is not on a topic that is in your notes, discussion sheets or homework, it should go without saying that you are not to do that problem! Please do not deluge the TAs or myself with emails about how to do the old exam problems. Focus on this semester's notes, discussion sheets and homework when studying for this exam.

9/15: Exam 1 will be an in-class exam on Friday, September 25th. It will cover all course materials through the topics of limits and continuity. Examination room assignments will be posted next week.

9/11: We will use the following webpage to demonstrate topics in graphing (Section 14.1) and quadric surfaces (Section 12.6). This webpage is fully interactive. Feel free to explore on your own. Additionally, a homework will be posted over the weekend that will require you to interact with this website. Be aware that some versions of Firefox don't render the javascripts properly. You may need to work within a different browser to fully interact with the website. (For example, Internet Explorer or Safari.)

9/10: Change in location occured for Tuesday afternoon office hours. See link above.

9/10: The discussion section AD8 (with Sun Kim at 12PM) has been permanently moved from the Armory to 260 Mechanical Engineering Building (MEB).

8/25: Homework 1 is posted and due in discussion on Thursday.

8/24: Homework 0 is an in-discussion quiz over the syllabus to be given at the start of Tuesday's discussion session.