Calculus of One and Several Variables
Last updated May 31, 2008 12:24:47 EDT
Please note new room assignments for final exam
(see below)
Calculator Policy on Exams
First, it should be understood that exams are designed so that
calculators are of little use. In fact, they may be counter
productive: if an answer is sqrt(2), and you list 1.414, you are
wrong. If you find yourself inseparable from your calculator, you may bring
it, but subject to the following conditions:
You may only use the very basic functions of your calculator. The
following are explicitly prohibited:
- Using any graphing capabilities of your calculator (no plotting of
graphs, direction fields, etc)
- Using any symbolic manipulation capabilities (symbolic
integration, differentiation, mulitplication of polynomials or complex
numbers)
- Using your calculator to store formulas or other crib notes
Deviation from this policy will
be considered a violation of the honor code.
(Posted 26 July 2002).
Final Exam
- Date: Sunday, December 8
- Material covered: Days 1 - 28
Approximately 50 points on days 1 - 19
Approximately 100 points on days 20 - 28.
- Time: 10:30am - 12:30pm
- UPDATED Room Information: Last Names beginning
A - J in 105 Dartmouth;
K - Z in Filene Auditorium (Moore Hall)
- Bring pencils or pens; none are provided. There will be adequate
scrap paper; you may not use your own.
Finally, there will be a Q & A (question and answer) period to
be held Friday, December 6, 2002: 2 - 4pm (101 Bradley)
Practice Exams and Solutions
Practice problems for First Exam:
Practice Problems
Solutions to practice problems for First Exam:
Solutions
Practice problems for Second Exam:
Practice problems
Solutions to practice problems for Second Exam:
Solutions
Practice problems for Final Exam:
Practice problems
Solutions to practice problems for FinalExam: (Hopefully only typos)
Solutions
Practice problems from the text
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