Lecturer:

Dr. Andrew D. Loveless
aloveles@math.washington.edu
Office: Padelford C-339
Office hours: Click Here

Old Exams and Course Material:

Recipe for Success In 124/5/6

Dr. Loveless Exam Archive

Math Dept Exam 1 Archive
Math Dept Exam 2 Archive
Final Exam Archive

Worksheets

Worksheet 1
Worksheet 2a
Worksheet 2b
Worksheet 2c
Worksheet 3
Worksheet 4
Worksheet 5

Midterm Exam Details:

Read syllabus for exam rules.
Exam 1: Thur, April 16
Exam 2: Tues, April 28
Exam 3: Tues, May 12
Exam 4: Tues, May 26
Exam 5: Sat, June 6, evening

Exams will be open for a window of time around quiz section time (you will have a set time limit from the momemt you open the assignment within this window of time) The time limit for the 5th exam will be the same as the other exams, but the window of time will be in the evening during when your normal final would have been.

TAs:

Sam Lindbloom-Airey (CA,CB)
slindblo@uw.edu
Helena Liu (CC,CD)
hyliu24@uw.edu
Frank Mei (DA,DB)
jmei@uw.edu
Ryan Bushling (DC,DD)
reb28@uw.edu

Welcome!

Announcements:

Announced 5/31/20: Here are Current Grades.
Announced 5/29/20: Please check this last group of postings:
- Week 9 Newsletter
- Taylor Notes Review Sheet.
- Here is a detailed Overview of Taylor Notes 1, 2, and 3.
- Here is a detailed Overview of Taylor Notes 4 and 5.
- Final Review Worksheet and Solutions.
- Course Facts: A brief summary of everything we've done this quarter!
- Final exam archive: math department old 126 final archive; last two pages of recent exams are typically about Taylor Polyomials.
- For your interest: old honors worksheet on some Taylor series application.

Announced 5/20/20:Please check out the following:

Week 8 Newsletter
Here is an Exam 4 Fact Sheet - Ch. 15 Review
Here is a detailed Overview of Taylor Notes 1, 2, and 3.
Taylor Notes: This is the text for what we are covering now.

Announced 5/18/20: Here are Current Grades.

Announced 5/14/20: Please look at the following:

Week 7 Newsletter
Large Polar Graph Paper and Polar Graph Paper Median Size.
10.3 Review (Polar Coordinates): You'll need this for 15.3.
15.2 and 15.3 Review.
Trig Fact Sheet: You'll need this for 10.3/15.3.
integrating powers of sine and cosine You'll need to remember this in 15.3.

Announced 5/7/20: Please look at the following:

Week 6 Newsletter
15.1 Review.
15.2 Region Practice - Solutions: Use this to practice describing regions.
Even More Practice with 15-2 - Solutions - Use this for even more practice.

Announced 5/7/20: If you need help/review with integration check these out:

list of integrals we know in one step
List of basic integration practice (simplification and substitution)
Integration by parts full review
integrating powers of sine and cosine
Basic Examples (substitution, by-parts, partial fractions)
Trig Fact Sheet - Always important!
And you can find many more resources/lecture notes here:
My 125 Course page.

Announced 5/3/20: Here are Exams and information about grades will be visible before Wednesday.

Announced 4/30/20: Check these out:

Announced 4/22/20: Here are Exam 1 Solutions. Also here are postings to help with the upcoming week:

End of Week 4 Newsletter
13.3, 13.4, and 14.1 Review (Read this for an example of how to do 14.1 HW problems)
14.3 Review.
Partial Derivatives Examples and a Review of Derivative Rules (including implicit differentiation).
Here is an overview of max/min facts from calculus 1 and calculus 3.
Exam 2 Rules - Ch. 13 Review
Ch. 12 & 13 Fact Sheet

Announced 4/15/20: Here are a few pertaining the upcoming week:

Announced 4/9/20: Here are a few more postings:

End of Week 2 Newsletter
12.5 Summary
12.5 Visuals and Derivations
12.5 Flowcharts
12.5 Practice Problems and full solutions: I strongly advise that you attempt these problems on your own in addition to the homework.
12.6 Summary Notes: Please print these off for reference, we are discussing names and several 3D shapes and it is nice to have the pictures from these lecture notes for reference.
Conic Sections: This is an optional supplement that lets you know what conic sections are and it gives a visual of the shape of a hyperbola.

Announced 4/2/20: Here are my first review postings, check them out:

End of Week 1 Newsletter.
Overview of 12.1-12.4: quick overview.
Review of 12.1: more detailed review of this section with examples (also a full review of how to complete the square).
Review of 12.2: reference sheet of some basic vector facts you need.
Review of 12.3: summary of the dot product and its applications.
Review of 12.4: summary of the cross produce and its applications.
A supplemental discussion on vectors and physics: This is just for your own interest (most of this is not covered on the exam), but it may better help you see the applications in the vectors and vector operations we have been discussing in class.

Announced 3/23/20: Important textbook and Webassign information:

All our course interaction will be on my Math 126 C and D Canvas Course Page: You will find pre-recorded video lectures, discussion boards, lecture quizzes, and links to live-stream lectures. So use the Canvas page for interactions and use this page for finding extra review materials.
General course information can be found at the Math Department 126 Website.
Your first homework assignment will be visible the first day of class. Note: UW students need to use a special login page for webassign. Webassign is making access for everyone FREE this spring quarter. So no one needs to purchase access. You should be able to log in and start on homework after Monday. https://www.webassign.net/washington/login.html.

Math 126 C and D: Spring 2020

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