Calculus IV

Math 241-07, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, Spring 2006

Newton

Text Calculus (Fifth Edition), James Stewart, Chapters 15-17

Prerequisites It's essential that your algebra, trig and knowledge of derivatives and integrals (Calculus I and II) be in good working order. In addition, your understanding of vectors and curves in space (Calculus III) will be critical. If you feel at all uneasy about your understanding of calculus I,II or III, you may want to consider retaking some or all of your preparation. At the very least, you must have received a passing grade in Math 143 (or equivalent) in order to take Math 241.

Call Number	Time	Room	Instructor E-mail	Anonymous Feedback	Office	Office Hours	Phone
13788	1:10-2:00 MTRF	20-129	D. Retsek	to Prof. Retsek	Faculty Offices East 305	MTR 3:10-4:30	756-2072

Each class begins and ends at the scheduled times. Late arrivals,early departures, and unapproved guests are disruptive for other students, so please avoid them. You are responsible for any material covered in class and any announcements made there. If you have to be absent, check with a responsible friend to see what you missed.

Syllabus Contents
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Introduction and General Advice	Resources for Help
Technological Tools	Facing the Query
In-Quarter and Final Exams	Grading
Homework Policy and Suggestions	Academic Integrity
Daily Reading and Homework Problems	A Math History Site