CLASS INFO

           
CALCULUS I:  MATH 205
Calculus, Early Transcendentals (4th edition)
by James Stewart 

Section 04: MWF 11:00--12:15 Natural Sciences 317
Lab: F 12:30--1:20 Natural Sciences 212F
  
Professor: Keith A. Kearnes     Email: kearnes@louisville.edu
Office: Natural Sciences 247    Phone: 852--6826
Hours: MWF  2:00--3:00          WWW: http://www.louisville.edu/~kakear01

Course Outline:
College level first course in differential and integral calculus. 
This course satisfies the mathematics component of the quantitative 
reasoning general education requirement.

Prerequisites:
Successful completion of Math 111-112, Math 190, or an appropriate 
placement score. (Note: credit will not be granted for both Math 180 
and Math 205.)

Quizzes, Lab and Exams:
During the semester there will be regularly assigned homework, weekly 
quizzes, weekly computer laboratory assignments, two in-class tests and
a final exam. Your grade will be based on quizzes, lab projects, and exams.
These components of your grade will be weighted according to the following 
formula.
Grade = Quiz(20%)+Lab(15%)+T1(20%)+T2(20%)+Final(25%).
Late work is not accepted. I will not give make-up quizzes.
However, I will not count your two lowest quiz scores.

Scoring:
Written work will be judged on the basis of completeness,
legibility and correctness. Strings of formulas without 
explanation will not be accepted.Paragraph organization 
(where appropriate), complete sentencesand correct punctuation 
are expected.

Dates:
Quizzes/Tests: Due Wednesday     Test 2: Oct 27
Labor Day: Sep 6                 Thanksgiving: Nov 24--28
Test 1: Sep 22                   Last Day of Class: Dec 6
Fall Break: Oct 11--12

Getting Help:
Don't wait until it is too late if you need help. Ask questions!
I am available during the office hours listed above and also at 
many other times. If you can't see me during office hours,  then 
make an appointment with me to see me at a different time. I will 
also give short answers to questions sent by email.

WWW:
Information concerning our class will be posted on my web page 
under information for students.
Copies of documents I hand out in class will be accessible
from this page. I will post test solutions there.

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