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Most course materials can be found at the right of the page. If you have a question, please contact me or your TA, directly or by e-mail.

Announcements:

Announced 11/30/2017: Last group of postings:
- Look up your Final Exam Assigned Seating Here and here are schematics of the main floor and schematics of the balcony.
- Week 9 Newsletter
- Here is a summary and full checklist of all the finals topics from the quarter.
- Here is a 4.4, 4.5 Review
- A Week 9 overview: 4.7, a summary and step-by-step procedure for doing optimization.
- Summary of some Classic Optimization Examples
- Here is a direct link to the Math 124 Final Exam Archive
Announced 11/27/2017:
- Here are Exam 2 Solutions
Announced 11/16/2017:
- Week 8 Newsletter.
- Exam 2 Quick Review.
Announced 11/8/2017:
- Week 7 Newsletter.
- 3.10: Linear Approximation discusses linear approximation.
- Here is the review of 4.1 and 4.3.
Announced 11/2/2017: Check out these new postings.
- Week 6 Newsletter.
- Here is the Derivative Rules Reference Sheet and Precalculus solving review. (I handed this out in lecture)
- A Random List of Derivatives to Practice from Old Exams (Handed out in quiz section) and here are full written out solutions
- 3.9: Related Rates gives an overview of the approach to related rates problems.
- 3.10: Linear Approximation discusses linear approximation.
Announced 10/30/2017: Exam 1 Details:
- Here are Exam 1 Solutions.
- Here is an Exam 1 Reflection Survey: Please complete this (it is optional, but you get a small amount of extra homework "round-up" if you complete it).
- Here are Exam 1 Stats and Answers to Common Questions (see page 2).
- Information on grades is up. (Homework is included but most of your grade comes from your exam 1 score)
Announced 10/26/2017:
- Week 5 Newsletter.
- 10.2 Review: Derivatives and Parametric Equations.
- Tangent Line Example Problems involving parametric equations with solutions.
- 3.5 and 3.6 Review: Implicit Differentiation and Logarithmic Differentiation Overview.
- Review of All the Basic Derivative Rules.
Announced 10/18/2017: See the following new postings:
- Week 4 Newsletter
- Exam 1 Review
- Exam 1 Rules
- Review of the foundations of derivatives: Reminds you of the main theme so far in this course and includes short reminders of how we found the shortcut derivative rules for power, exponentials, and Sine and Cosine.
- Basic Algebra Skills Needed in Order to Use Derivative Short-cuts.
- Section 3.3 and 3.4 Review
- Applied Practice Problems for Finding Tangent Lines: Try these out, solutions are included.
Announced 10/12/2017: See the following new postings:
- Week 3 Newsletter
- overview of 2.7, 2.8, 3.1 and 3.2 which contains some homework strategy suggestions.
- Basic connections between functions and derivatives: This was given to you when you did the 3rd worksheet in quiz section and is essential to all applications this term.
- A proof of the limit of sin(x)/x: This is a supplement for your own interest. We will use this limit next Wednesday in class. You don't need to know this proof, but you do need to know the value of this limit.
- Now that we have finished the discussion of the all the basic limit ideas, here are some things to help you review:
  - Functional Notation Review: If you need more practice with functional notation.
  - A basic graphical review of the key graphs and limits: you must know these. In this sheet, I also mention how we use the sin(x)/x limits (which will come up next week).
  - A brief summary and flowchart of limit strategies: This is a reposted, I already put this up last week.
  - 30 Limit Problems Randomly Selected From Old Midterm Exams: Attempt these on your own for more practice.
  - Solution to the 30 Randomly Selected Old Midterm Limit Problems: Only look at these AFTER you have attempted the practice on your own.
Announced 10/5/2017: Check out these postings:
- Week 2 Newsletter
- Week 2 review: Brief overview of 2.3, 2.5, and 2.6.
- Graphs and limits review: Review of basic graphs and limits you should know.
- Limit Strategies: A summary of our limit strategies.
- Continuity Practice Problems: Solutions included
Announced 9/29/2017: Check out my first group of review postings:
- Week 1 Newsletter
- 10.1, 2.1, 2.2 Overview: Contains a quick summaries of the key facts and definitions of the first week.
- Precalculus Example Problems (these are problems directly from Precalculus tests at the University of Washington, you need to know these things to do well in this course):
  - Circles, Lines and Their Intersections: Do you know the equation of a circle? a line? Do you know how to use them and find intersections?
  - Functional Notation and Working with Multipart Functions: Do you know what f(x+h) - f(x) means? Do you know how to work with multipart functions?
  - Parametric Linear Motion Problems: Can you find equations desciribing motion on a straight line at a constant speed?
  - Parametric Circular Motion: Can you find the equations describing motion on a circle at a constant speed?
- Precalc Review for First week: The first page contains a summary of all the key solving facts (at the bottom is a full example of how to solve the trig problem sin(x) = 0.4). The bottom of the second page discusses circular motion.
- Longer Precalc Review: A longer review that I give to my precalc students.
- Unit Circle and Trig Review: This is a trig review sheet with the unit circle (this come directly from my precalculus course that I teach).
- Parametric Equations Intro: A general intro to parametric equations.
- Here is a parametric equation introduction from our departments precalculus book:
  Part 1 of parametric intro (circular motion) and Part 2 of parametric intro (linear motion)
Announced 9/18/17: Welcome to Math 124! This webpage contains the course syllabus, the homework schedule, a course calendar and links to review material. Each week, I will be posting numerous new review sheets and announcements. Please check back regularly.

Some notes about the first week of the quarter:
- General course information can be found at the Math Department 124 Site.
- Your first homework assignment will be visible the first day of class. Note: UW students need to use a special login page for webassign. (You can log-in for free as part of the two week trial period even if you haven't puchased webassign yet. So everyone has access to the homework on the first day of class.): https://www.webassign.net/washington/login.html.
- All students must have access to Webassign in order to do the homework. The access you purchase for Math 124 will also work for 125, 126, and 324 (only one code needed for these four courses since they all use the same book). For information on how to purchase access, follow the links below and read carefully: Least Expensive Option to Purchase Access Online and Instructions to Enter Access Code

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