MATH 1100

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MATH 1100 - A Brief Course in Calculus (QL)

Credits: 3
This is a first course in differential and integral calculus designed primarily for students in biological sciences, social sciences, education, and humanities. Maximization and minimization of functions, marginal analysis and the optimization of constrained functions. This class is not designed for students interested in pursuing a degree in math, science, or engineering

HOMEWORK EXPECTATIONS:

• 2 hours of homework outside of class, for every hour you spend in class.
• You are expected to work homework assignments from each section that we cover by the next class.
• You are encouraged to work more exercises than those assigned as regular practice is essential in learning mathematics.
• You will be asked to complete at least one project in this class.

Please note: Many students find that much more time is required in order to perform as well as they desire on exams.

EXAM EXPECTATIONS:

• Four, hour long exams and one final exam.
• All examinations are closed book.
• Full credit will be awarded on test problems only if your work can be readily followed and solutions are precise and correctly notated.
• No exam grade will be dropped.

FINAL EXAM:

• All students must take the final exam.
• The final will be a comprehensive examination emphasizing topics listed under the course objectives.
• You will be asked to complete approximately 25 problems in two hours.
• You must recieve higher than a 60% on the final in order to earn a grade higher than a D.