Instructor

Prof. Michael Larsen
Rawles Hall 303
Tel. 1-812-855-1064
E-mail mjlarsen@indiana.edu
Office hours to be announced.

Textbook

Applied Calculus, Second Edition, by Deborah Hughes-Hallett et al.

Syllabus

Grading Policy

Your grade will be computed from seven equally weighted components: homework average, quiz average, three exams, and a final exam (which counts as two components). Your lowest component will be dropped and the rest averaged to produce your score for the course. Students will be ranked according to this score, and grades will be assigned according to the ranking. Homework will be assigned weekly, and the lowest score will be dropped before the average is computed. Quizzes will be announced.

There will be no make up exams. In cases of hardship, let me know of your absence in advance and I will see what accommodation can be made.

Calculators are not allowed on quizzes and exams. They may be used, and may occasionally be useful, on homework; a basic calculator will be enough for this class.

Academic honesty is assumed as a matter of course. Cheating on quizzes or exams will lead to an automatic grade of zero and other consequences.

Study Groups

Students should form study groups of 2-5 people to discuss the homework. A group size of 3 or 4 is ideal. Study groups are also very important when preparing for quizzes and exams. While students are strongly encouraged to work in groups on homework, each student is responsible for writing up his or her own solutions in his or her own words.
Last changed 4/29/2003.