College of Science
Department of
Mathematics
Math 26200, Spring 2020
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Revised Calendar
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Ground
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Course
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Practice Problems
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Revised Course Policies, effective March 23,
2020:
Calendar for the rest
of the semester: click here
Lectures
Course content is provided by video lectures recorded on Tuesdays and
Thursday. Lectures will be accessible to students through Blackboard and/or
links sent by email. The new calendar indicates
which lessons will be covered in lecture. All students
and TAs will follow the same schedule.
Lectures will be given by the
following professors:
Week 10-11: Danielli-Garofalo, Donatella. Lectures will also be
live-streamed through Zoom. A link with the meeting ID will
be sent by email.
Week 12-13: Donnelly, Harold
Week 14-15: Xia, Jianlin
Lecture
notes
Lesson 1: Sections 4.1,
4.2, 4.3
Lesson 2: Section 4.4
Notes were revised on p. 9-10 from original ones.
Lesson 5: Sections 4.6
and 4.7 Notes
from Prof. Donnelly’s class (4/7)
Lesson 6: Section 4.9 Notes
from Prof. Donnelly’s class (4/9)
Notes from Prof.
Donnelly’s class (4/14)
Notes from Prof.
Donnelly’s class (4/16)
Lecture
videos
Lesson 1:
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5
Lesson 2: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3
Part 4
Lesson 3: Full
class Part
1 Part
2 Part
3 Part
4
Part 5
Lesson 4: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4
Online homework
Online homework is done
online using MyMathLab as usual. We will follow the updated schedule for homework assignments.
Handgraded homework
Hand-graded homework will be
submitted via Blackboard or Gradescope and will be hand-graded
by TAs. We will follow
the updated
schedule for hand-graded homework.
Recitation
Students can ask questions
about specific homework problems or lecture material in an online Piazza
forum. Students will be sent an invitation to
join the forum via email. Students should read the forum rules at least once
before posting a question (in the Q&A section) for the first time. The
rules cover forum behavior and posting policy. Students can use the forum at
any time. The forum will be moderated by TA instructors—all
recitation teaching times will be changed to forum moderation hours. The
existing recitation teaching schedule will carry over
to this new system. For example, if Mary is a TA teaching Tuesday, Thursday at
9:30, 10:30, then Mary will instead moderate the Piazza forum at those times.
Mary will answer questions (or resolve posts) about either lecture material or
homework problems posted by any student in the course while moderating the
forum.
Quiz
Each quiz will cover the lectures of the current week. Quizzes and
quiz solutions will be posted as pdfs (handwritten or
typed) in the Piazza forum under the Resources heading. Students should attempt
the quiz under normal quiz conditions (closed book, no devices) and then grade
their own quiz to get feedback. All students will receive full points for their
quiz. Quizzes will not be graded by TAs.
Students can post questions about the quiz in the forum. We will follow
the updated
schedule for quizzes.
Other
modes of communication
Communication between students,
TAs and lecturers will take place through email and Piazza forum. Course
coordinators may decide to set up additional modes of communication using a
variety of web applications (WebEx, Discord, Zoom, Skype, etc).
Students and TAs will be notified of this by the course
coordinator.
Exams
Exams will be done online using MyMathLab. We will follow the updated
schedule for exams.
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MIDTERM 2 Will cover Sections 8.2 to 11.5 (Lessons 12-22 in the original Assignment
Sheet).
Midterm 2 will be an online exam available on MyMathLab from 6:30pm, Apr. 6 to 6:29pm, Apr.
8, Eastern Time. Students will be able to access the exam
within a 48 hour period. Students are expected to complete the test within one 90-minute
session. Students will have only 1 attempt for
submission. In
case the attempt is interrupted, the student needs to
contact instructors to enable access.
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A
trial online exam will be available on MyMathLab from
6:30pm, Mar 30 to 6:29pm, Mar 31, Eastern Time. The trial exam is only for
the purpose of testing the online exam system, and may not necessarily reflect
the contents or depth of the actual exams.
Practice Exam
for Midterm 1 (do not do #7)
Solutions
Practice Exam
for Midterm 2 (do not do #5)
Solutions
You can also
do # 7 in the Practice Exam for Midterm 1.