The final exam is Tuesday at 8am.

Michael lists some addtional practice problems on his webpage.

Song has quiz solutions on his webpage.

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• Wednesday, December 5th: 7.5 Lagrange Multipliers
• Monday, December 3rd: 7.3 Two variable optimization
• Wednesday, November 28th: 7.2 Partial Derivatives
• Monday, November 26th: 6.1-6.2 Integration by parts and Differential Equations
• Thursday, November 15th: Third Exam
• Wednesday, November 14th: 6.3 Improper Integrals and Continuous Probability.
• Monday, November 12th: More Economic and Financial Applications: Present and Future Value of income streams, Gini index, Lorentz Curves.
• Wednesday, November 7th: Applications: Volumes of Revolution, Consumers' and Producers' surplus. (End of material for exam 3.)
• Monday, November 5th: (5.3) The fundamental theorem of calculus! Area between curves.
• Wednesday, October 31st: (5.2) Integration by substitution
• Monday, October 29th: (5.1) Antiderivatives
• Wednesday, October 24th: Applied examples from learning theory, biology, and more.
• Monday, October 22nd: More derivatives, logarithmic differentiation, exponential growth and decay
• Thursday, October 18th: Second Exam.
• Wednesday, October 17th: Derivative of log and exp.
• Monday, October 15th: Exponential and Logarithmic functions.
• Wednesday, October 10th: Applied Optimization (End of material for Exam 2.)
• Monday, October 8th: We discussed marginal analysis and applied optimization problems.
• Wednesday, October 3rd: We discussed optimization on closed intervals and absolute extrema. We began discussing marginal analysis in economics.
• Monday, October 1st: We discussed concavity, inflection points, and the second derivative test.
• Wednesday, September 27th: We discussed increasing and decreasing functions and optimization.
• Monday, September 25th: We discussed implicit differentiation and related rates.
• Thursday, September 20th: First Exam
• Wednesday, September 19th: We covered the chain rule and the relationship between differentiability and continuity.
• Monday, September 17th: Finished 2.3 and looked at elasticity of demand (section 3.4).
• Wednesday, September 12th: 2.1-2.3 Differentiation and Differentiation rules.
• Monday, September 10th: 1.6 One-sided Limits and Continuity
• Wednesday, September 5th: 1.5 Limits. Move exams?
• Monday, September 3rd: Labor Day, no class
• Wednesday, August 29th: We covered section 1.4 Functional Models and discussed the need for more powerful tools from differential and integral calculus.
• Monday, August 27th: Finished section 1.1 and covered sections 1.2 and 1.3, emphasizing composition of functions and reviewing equations related to lines. MathZone problems for Lectures 1 and 2 are posted.
• Wednesday, August 22nd: Covered syllabus and most of section 1.1.

Math 234 meets MW 10:00 - 10:50 in Everitt 151.
Marc's Office and Office hours: ALT 155, TW 11-11:50
Email: mharper3 at math.uiuc.edu

S. Song AD1 (8am) AD3 (9am) Office Hours: M 3-5 Illini 230

Carolyn Wendler AD2 (9am) AD5 (10am) Office Hours: MW 4:30 - 5:30 Altgeld 110

Michael Konczal AD6 (8am) Office Hours: MR 1-2:30pm 70C Wohlers Hall

Here is a copy of the most recent syllabus [pdf].

Important Links:

• Consent Form, Digital Content and Online Homework
• ALEKS Assessment Course Code: K6TLC-XWRNX (one-time, use the code in your text for additional features and assessments)
• Online Homework: MathZone Student Section Code: 864-F8-D4E
• Course Content Outline (Departmental Syllabus)
• Current Course Grades <--- Check your grades here

Quizzes are given at the beginning of discussion on Tuesday, covering the previous week's material.

Your first quiz grade is to complete an ALEKS assessment and bring a print-out of your score to discussion on Tuesday, August 28th.