Course Number |
Time |
Location |
Instructor |
Office Hours |
E-mail |
TBA |
MW 10:25-11:40 |
Lechase Room 141 |
M 1400-1530 1015 Hylan Building |
eyup.yalcinkaya@rochester.edu |
|
TBA |
MW 1400-1515 |
Gavett Hall Room 312 |
MW 1305-1350 or by appointment 1018 Hylan Building |
xuwenmath@gmail.com |
Syllabus: Complex differentiation
and integration, analytic functions, singularities, residues, poles, series
expansions with some applications.
Prerequisites: MATH 164 or MATH 174
(MATH 200 or MATH 235 recommended unless you have taken MATH 174).
Textbook: James Ward Brown and
Ruel V. Churchill, Complex Variables and Applications (9th edition),
McGraw-Hill, 2013.
Homework is assigned weekly on Wednesdays, starting 1/24. It is due in one
week, on Gradescope, every Wednesday. In
order to ensure that assignments are graded promptly, and to discourage students
from falling behind, LATE ASSIGNMENTS WILL
NOT BE ACCEPTED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. However, in recognition of the fact that unavoidable issues sometimes
arise, the lowest two homework grades of each student's homework grades
(including zeros for unsubmitted assignments) will be dropped when calculating
final semester grades. Despite this policy, you should complete every
assignment, even if you miss a deadline, because math
is accumulative.
1. We use absolute grading system.
Tentatively, the cut-offs are 80% for A, 75% for B+, 70% for B, 65% for C+, 60%
for C, 55% for D+, 50% for D. That is, if everyone gets above 80%, then
everyone gets an A.
2. Incomplete "I" grades
are almost never given. The only justification is a documented serious medical
problem or a genuine personal/family emergency. Falling behind in this course
or problems with workload on other courses are not acceptable reasons.
3. You are responsible for knowing
and abiding by the University of Rochester's academic integrity code.
Any violation of academic integrity will be pursued according to the specified
procedures.
4. We firmly believe that our job is
to make the course material accessible to everyone. As such, we strongly
encourage you to reach out if you are confused, have questions, or concerns.
Please feel free to ask questions in class if you are confused about
something! Our job is never to judge--to
do mathematics is to be in a state of near-constant confusion, and putting
confusion into words by asking questions is the first step to understanding.
Students generally enter a math class from a variety of backgrounds and
interests, and we intend for your classroom to be a safe and inclusive space
for everyone to discuss, ask questions, and learn. If you are ever concerned
about the class environment, please contact your instructor.
5. If you have an academic need
related to a disability, please contact the [Disability Services and Support]
(https://www.rochester.edu/disability).
Week of |
Topic |
Reading assignment |
Homework |
1/15 |
Chapter 1 (pg. 1-13) |
Chapter 1 (pg. 14-24) |
|
1/22 |
Chapter 1 (pg. 14-24) |
Chapter 1, Chapter 2
(pg. 37-49) |
Homework 1 (due 1/31) |
1/29 |
Chapter 1, Chapter 2
(pg. 37-49) |
Chapter 2 (pg. 50-68) |
Homework 2 (due 2/7) |
2/5 |
Chapter 2 (pg. 50-68) |
Chapter 2 (skip
reflection principle), Chapter 3 (pg. 87-90) |
Homework 3 (due 02/14); |
2/12 |
Chapter 2 (skip reflection
principle), Chapter 3 (pg. 87-90) |
Chapter
3 |
Homework 4 (due 02/21); |
2/19 |
Chapter
3 |
Chapter 4 (pg. 115-136) |
Homework 5 (due 02/28) |
2/26 |
Chapter 4 (pg. 115-136) |
Chapter 4 (pg. 137-161) |
Homework 6 (due 03/6) |
3/4 |
Chapter 4 (pg. 137-161) |
Chapter 4, Chapter 5
(pg. 179-185) |
Homework 7 (due 03/20) |
3/11 |
Spring Break |
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3/18 |
Chapter 4, Chapter 5
(pg. 179-185) |
Chapter 5 (pg.186-210) |
Homework 8 (due 03/27) |
3/25 |
Chapter 5 (pg.186-210) |
Chapter 5, Chapter 6
(pg. 227-232) |
Homework 9 (due 04/3) |
4/1 |
Chapter 5, Chapter 6
(pg. 227-232) |
Chapter 6 (pg. 233-255) |
Homework 10 (due 04/10) |
4/8 |
Chapter 6 (pg. 233-255) |
Chapter 6, Chapter 7
(259-279) |
Homework 11 (due 04/17) |
4/15 |
Chapter 6, Chapter 7
(259-279) |
Remaining Sections of
Chapter 7 |
Homework 12 (due 04/24) |
4/22 |
Remaining Sections of
Chapter 7 (up to section 94) / Additional Topic(s) |
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4/30 |
TBA |