Math 124, Sections E and G, Autumn 2001

Announcements:

• The final exam took place Saturday, December 15, 1:30-4:20. When they are graded, I will email your grade to you. Your TA will have your graded exam, and you can pick it from him or her; contact your TA for details. You can find some old Math 124 final exams at this link, and you can look at their solutions here. (By the way, the exam this quarter is not multiple choice.)
• Here is the review sheet I mentioned in class on Monday. It's also available as a PDF file.
• The Math Study Center is now closed until Winter Quarter.
• Exam and grading information: the median and other statistics for the exams, plus how grades were computed.

Homework:

Material covered:

Coming attractions:

• Vacation.
• Math 125.

Instructor: John Palmieri

• office: Padelford C-538. Phone: 543-1785
• Email: palmieri@math.washington.edu.
• Office hours: Mondays 2:00-3:00, Thursdays 2:00-3:00, held in the Math Study Center (Communications B-014).

TAs:

• Kirk Blazek. Office: Padelford C-8M. Email: blazek@math.washington.edu. Office hours: Monday 2:00-3:00 and Thursday 12:00-1:00.
• Tristram Bogart. Office: Padelford C-552. Email: bogart@math.washington.edu. Office hours: Tuesday 10:00-11:00 and Wednesday 2:30-3:30.
• Sunil Chebolu. Office: Padelford C-111. Email: chebolu@math.washington.edu. Office hours: Monday 4:00-5:00 and Wednesday 4:00-5:00.
• Ruth Tomandl. Office: Padelford C-8B. Email: gleason@math.washington.edu. Office hours: Tuesday 10:30-11:30 and Thursday 11:30-12:30.

Course material available:

• Course information sheet. Distributed on the first day of class.
• A note to the student. Distributed on the first day of class.
• Math department web site for Math 124, containing material such as old quizzes and exams.
• Information sheet about the Math 124 final exam. Distributed in class on Friday, October 19.

Other resources:

• The Math Study Center is one of the best places to go for help with Math 124. The professor and TAs are holding all of their office hours here, and you can also drop by at other times to get help from other people. It is located in Communications B-014.

How to view PDF files:

• Some of the information here is in PDF format. One way to view these files (and print them, etc.) is with a program called "Adobe Acrobat Reader". This program may already be installed on your computer; if not, it is available, for free, for a variety of platforms, from Adobe's web site. (Other ways to view PDF files: ghostview, gv, gsview and xpdf.)

Go to John Palmieri's home page.

Last modified: Wed Mar 15 13:53:36 PST 2006