MA 42500 002 (CRN 23366) MWF 9:30-10:20 AM in REC 114
Professor Steve Bell
OFFICE: Math 628
OFFICE PHONE: (765)-494-1967
OFFICE HOURS: Tues.,Thurs. 1:00-2:00 PM or by appointment
E-MAIL: bell AT math DOT purdue DOT you_know_where
URL:
http://www.math.purdue.edu/~bell
Grader: Bobby Bridges
OFFICE: Math 739
E-MAIL: bridges AT purdue DOT you_know_where
TEXTBOOK: Complex Function Theory, 2nd Edition,
Donald Sarason, AMS, 2007.
Check out the MA 425 Wiki (rhea).
A proof that the remainder term for the two variable first order Taylor Series do what I said it does.
Here is a MAPLE tutorial to help you get started with MAPLE.
Material for Exam 1
The actual Exam 1
Solutions to Exam 1 in (mht, jnt, tif, pdf)
Material for Exam 2
The actual Exam 2
Solutions to Exam 2 in (mht, jnt, tif, pdf)
Final Exam, 7:00-9:00 pm, Monday, December 14, BCHM 102
Homework will be collected roughly once a week. Only 5 problems will be graded by the grader per week. Each problem will be worth five points and so each homework assignment will be graded on a scale of 0 to 25. The lowest homework score will be dropped before final grades are computed. If you contribute regularly in a meaningful way to the Rhea homework discussions, your second lowest score will get raised to 25.
There will be two in-class midterm exams and one final exam. No notes, books, or calculators will be allowed during exams. Each hour exam will be worth 100 points, the homework grade will be scaled to 100 points, and the final will be worth 200 points, making a total of 500 points for the whole course.