M408C: Differential and Integral Calculus, 56280/85/90, Spring 2009

Instructor: John Hammond
Office hours: MW 1030-1200P RLM 13.148
Email: jhammond@math.utexas.edu
Web: http://www.ma.utexas.edu/users/jhammond/M408C/

TA: Mark Rothlisberger
Office hours: TBA RLM 10.106 
Email: mrothlisberger@math.utexas.edu

Lecture: MWF 1200-100P CPE 2.208
56280 Discussion: TTH 830-930 RLM 5.124
56285 Discussion: TTH 1100-1200P JES A215A            
56290 Discussion: TTH 500-600P RLM 5.114

Textbook: Stewart, Calculus 6th Ed.

Description: M408C is the standard first-year calculus course.  It is
directed at students in the natural and social sciences and at engineering
students.  The syllabus for M408C includes most of the elementary topics in
the theory of real-valued functions of a real variable: limits, continuity,
derivatives, maxima and minima, integration, area under a curve, volumes of
revolution, trigonometric, logarithmic and exponential functions and
techniques of integration.

Prerequisites: Either a 560/540 on the Mathematics Level I or IC Test or 560
on Mathematics Level II or a grade of at least C in M304E or M305G or M505G.
M408C may not be counted by students with credit for Mathematics 403K, 308K,
or 308L.

Homework (10% of course grade) will be assigned for almost every section we
cover.  Homework assigned in a given week will be collected in discussion
section on Tuesday of the following week.  Your 3 lowest homework scores
will be dropped.  Late homework will not be accepted.

Three midterm examinations (60% of course grade) will be held in lecture on
Fridays: February 27, April 3, and May 1.  If you have any conflict with
these exams then let me know as soon as possible.

A comprehensive final examination (30% of course grade) will be held at a
time and place to be announced by the University.  According to University
policy, by registering for this class you agree that you will be able to
attend this exam.

Students who fall under the University's Learning Disability Policy must
present the Dean of Student's certification of that fact to the student's
instructor prior to the first test.  The University of Austin provides upon
request appropriate academic accommodations for qualified students with
disabilities. For more information, contact the Office of the Dean of
Students at 471-6259, 471-6441 TTY.