M365C Real Analysis I
Unique: #57930
Semester: Fall '09
Lecture: MWF 10-11, RLM 5.126
Professor: Robert
Gompf, RLM 12.150
Fall 2009 office hours: M1-2,
WF12-1 (I may sometimes be late.)
Office phone: (512) 471-8182
Home: (512) 418-8857
E-mail: gompf@math.utexas.edu
Syllabus
and prerequisites
Text: Maxwell Rosenlicht,
Introduction to Analysis, Dover, 1968, ISBN 0-486-65038-3.
Homework will
be collected Friday mornings at the beginning of class (or immediately
if you arrive late that day). If you can't attend that day, you can
slip the paper under my door
before 11:00AM on the due date. Late papers will not be accepted. HW#13
(which would otherwise be due on Thanksgiving weekend) will be
collected on the following Monday. HW#14 will be assigned but not
collected.
Your current grade data is
available on
eGradebook .
Midterm exam: Wed. Oct. 7 in
class.
Final exam as officially
scheduled: Tues. 12/15, 9-noon.
Course grades
will be determined by homework (30%), midterm (30%) and final exam
(40%). Attendance will not be included. Plus/minus grades will be used
as needed.
Approximate schedule of lectures:
The real numbers (Rosenlicht Ch. II): 4 lectures
Cardinality: 1 lecture
Metric spaces (Ch. III): 16 lectures
Continuous functions (Ch. IV): 9 lectures
Differentiation (Ch. V): 4 lectures
Riemann integration (Ch. VI): 8 lectures
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of Texas Honor Code
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