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\em Lecturer: \rm  Russell Brown, POT 741, 257-3951,
rbrown@uky.edu. Office hours: M2-3 in Mathematics Resource Center,
WF10-11 in POT741 and by appointment.

\em Teaching assistants: \rm 
Mr. Mike Dobranski, section 15, POT902, Office phone 257-7216
dobransk@ms.uky.edu,  Office hours: MW2-2:50 in Math resource center,
T1-1:50 in POT902. 

Mr. Vishnu Vardhan, sections 19 and 20, POT902
Office phone, 257-7216, svardhan@ms.uky.edu, Office hours: TBA. 

Ms. Dan Xu, section 13 and 14, POT902, Office phone 257-7216
dxu@ms.uky.edu, Office hours: T3:30-5pm Math. resource center,
R3:30-5pm in POT902. 

Ms. Todorka Nedeva, section 21, POT702, Office phone 257-6804
nedeva@ms.uky.edu,  Office hours: TBA. 

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\em Rooms: \rm  Sections 19-21 lectures are MWF 1-1:50 in CB208. Section 13-15
lectures are MWF 9-9:50 in CB212. Recitations as in schedule. 

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\em Textbook: \rm   The textbook for this course will be \em
Calculus\rm , 3rd edition, by James Stewart. 

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\em Material to be covered:  \rm  In the first semester, we will learn
about derivatives, 
integrals and the fundamental theorems of calculus, which give the
connections between integrals and derivatives. We will begin by
introducing the notion of a limit, which is essential to defining
derivatives and integrals. By the end of the semester students should
know precise definitions of these objects. We will also give an
indication of the sorts of problems that can be solved using calculus
and discuss the interpretations of the derivative as velocity or slope
of a tangent line and the integral as area or distance traveled.  

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\em Homework: \rm  A small number of homework problems will be assigned over
the course of the semester to be handed in for grading. This homework
will come in two flavors. Routine problems that will be graded by an
undergraduate paper grader and longer, more interesting assignments
that will be graded by your instructors.  Some of these assignments
will involve the use of Maple. No late homework will be accepted.  In
addition to the graded homework, you should try to work most of the
problems on the course calendar. Your main task in recitation is to
make sure that you understand these problems.

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\em Mathematics resource center: \rm Teaching assistants will be in
the Mathematics resource center to help with Calculus. This resource
center will be in CB313 early in the semester and will then move to
the basement of the Classroom Building. A schedule will
be circulated early in the semester and will eventually be located at
http://www.ms.uky.edu/$\sim$mrc 

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\em Exams: \rm  There will be three exams and a final. These exams are
scheduled in the evening as indicated in the course calendar. Please
be sure that you have these dates free.  The final exam will be
cumulative, but with an emphasis on the material covered since the
last test.

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\em MA193: \rm  In addition, to the 4 hours of credit for MA113, the
department offers one additional hour of credit as MA193 on a
pass/fail basis. You will pass MA193 if you have 0, 1 or 2 unexcused
absences. If you have more unexcused absences, you will fail MA193.
Your section number for MA193 should equal your section number for
MA113. If you drop or change sections of MA113, please make sure to
also drop or change sections of MA193.  

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\em Grading: \rm  Students need an average of 90\% for an A, 80\% for a
B, 70\% for a C and 60\% for a D. Grades may be curved by making small
adjustments in these percentages.  Your grade will be based on the
activities in the table below.

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3 hour exams &	300 \\
Final exam & 	100 \\
Homework   & 	150 \\
TOTAL     &	550 \\
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\em Calculators: \rm  Students may use a graphing calculator on exams and
homework. Students may not use a machine with symbolic manipulation
capabilities on exams. Thus, no TI-89's, TI-92's, no HP-48's or laptop
computers may be used on exams.  Please see the lecturer if you have
any questions as to whether a particular machine may be used on a
test. 

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\em Absences:  \rm  You should attend class.  If you must miss a
recitation and are registered for MA193, you must explain your absence
to your teaching assistant. Otherwise, your absence will be marked as
unexcused and this may lead to failing MA193. If you are not able to
turn in a homework assignment because of an absence, you will not be
able to turn it in late. If you have an excused absence, please inform
your lecturer, Russell Brown. A list of all excused absences will be
collected during the semester. We will consult this list before
assigning final grades.  

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\em Web page: \rm  A primitive web page for this course is at
http://www.ms.uky.edu/$\sim$rbrown/courses/ma113. Any handouts will be
available at this address.



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