Homework
Your grade will be determined by the following weights:
- Homework (20%)
- Midterm 1 (25%)
- Midterm 2 (25%)
- Final Exam (30%)
Webwork
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Webwork is an online homework system developed in the Math Department at the University of Rochester, and now is widely used throughout the world.
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Webwork assignment allow you multiple attempts when submitting your answers, so you must use it as a preparation tool for the exams and for your self-assessment of the course contents.
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There is webwork assignment numbered “00”. This assignment doesn’t count towards grading. But, if you’ ve never used Webwork, it’ s helpful to get used to the system as it teaches you how to enter your answers on webwork.
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Webwork homework counts for 20% of your total grade. Your lowest homework score will be dropped when calculating your final grade.
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You are encouraged to discuss homework problems with your classmates. However, Webwork problems are individualized for each student and you must do your own assignment.
Homework schedule
Open Date | Due date (midnight) | Topic | |
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Homework 1 | May 20 | May 24 | Equations, Intervals and Functions |
Homework 2 | May 23 | May 27 | Inverse functions, logarithms, limits |
Homework 3 | May 27 | Jun 2 | Limits and Continuity |
Homework 4 | Jun 2 | Jun 6 | Asymptotes and Indeterminate forms |
Homework 5 | Jun 6 | Jun 11 | Derivatives |
Homework 6 | Jun 11 | Jun 16 | Rules of differentiation |
Homework 7 | Jun 16 | Jun 20 | Rate of change |
Homework 8 | Jun 20 | Jun 24 | Critical and Extreme values |
Homework 9 | Jun 24 | Jun 27 | L’Hospital’s rule |