Announcements for Math 312, Lecture 2

• Exams: There is a common final exam in Math 312. It is held on Wednesday, Dec. 16, from 4-6pm, in DRL A8.

  Previously, there were two exams during the semester, held during the regular class time. The dates were Friday, Oct. 16 and Friday, Nov. 20.

  Information on Exam 1

  Information on Exam 2

  Information on the Final Exam

  On each of these exams (the final exams, and the ones during the semester), it is permissable to bring in a single 5"x7" index card, handwritten on one or both sides, with material relevant to the course. No calculators, computers, notebooks, texts, or other additional aids are permitted during any of the exams.

• Homework: Problem Set 13 is due in class on Wednesday, Dec. 9. Problem Set 14 is due in class on Friday, Dec. 11, but there is an automatic extension until Monday, Dec. 14, for those students who would like more time. Homeworks handed in after Friday's class should be put in Dr. Harbater's mailbox in the Math Department office (fourth floor, DRL).

  In general, problem sets are assigned weekly, and are due the following Wednesday in class. Homework may be handed in early, to Dr. Harbater's mailbox in the Math Department office. Students are encouraged to discuss difficult homework problems with others in the class, but the work that is handed in should be written up individually by each student. Answers should be written up in a clear, coherent, and concise manner. Computational problems may be done either by hand or by using mathematical software (such as Maple or MATLAB).

• Help and questions:

  • Office hours: Dr. Harbater has regular office hours, in DRL 4E2A, on Mondays and Fridays, 11:30am-12:30pm, until the final exam.

  • Math Center help: Students in Math 312 can receive help at the Math Centers around campus, Monday through Thursday evenings. For a schedule, click here.

  • Tutoring: Additional help may be obtained from individual tutors. The Undergraduate Mathematics Office has a list of approved tutors.

  • On line information: Besides the course web page, additional information is on the web page for the Strang textbook.

• Drop and withdrawal: The drop period ended on Friday, Oct. 16. For most students, the withdrawal period ended on Friday, Nov. 20, but this may vary by school; check with your school office.

• Other Math Department announcements

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