Announcements:

• Final Exam: Saturday, December 3, 11:30am - 2:30pm
  
  • Material covered: All material: approximately 50 points on old material, and 100 points on new material.
  • There will be a set of practice problems and their solutions.
  • There will be no calculators allowed, but you will be allowed one 8.5x11 inch piece of paper with anything you like written on both sides of it.
  • Remember Shemanske's section and A-J of Daileda to 101 Bradley; the rest to 102 Bradley.
• Q&A for Math 11, Friday, Dec 2, 3-5pm 101 Bradley
• Problems getting your hardcopy?: Remember, your login is case sensitive. You must login with your login name as given to you. While WeBWorK initially lets you look at your problems on the web, it will fail when you get to the hardcopy. So if your last name is "Smith" it must be entered as such, and not as "smith".

Note: for Windows users, be sure to read the README_INSTALL_DARTMOUTH file for instructions

Once you have installed Maple you can download the worked examples below to show you how to use various features of Maple. Make sure you activate the initial lines in the worksheet, by putting the cursor at the end of the line and hitting return.

• Spacecurves (chapter 14)
  [On Windows, right click to save link as; in OS X, hold the mouse down until the drop-down menu appears with the save link as option.]
• Surfaces and Limits (chapter 15)
• Surfaces and Contours (chapter 15)
• Rooftops? (chapter 15)
• Intersecting Cylinders (chapter 16)
• Roses and Bored Sphere (chapter 16)
• Vector Fields (chapter 17)