calc iv - exams

Note: More information, with possible changes, will be added as the exam dates near.

exam 1: wed feb 22 (in class)

this exam will cover everything we did, in lecture and homework, on chapter 14. while not necessarily a comprehensive list of things you may be expected to do on the exam, here are the main points you should be comfortable with (though there may not be time to ask about all of them on the exam):

exam 2: fri apr 7 (in class)

for exam 2, you will be allowed 1 handwritten (2-sided) notecard (3x5", 4x6", or 1/4 of a sheet of US letter paper) to be prepared by you in advance of the exam, with your name on the notecard. you will be expected to show me the notecard at the beginning of the exam period and turn it in at the end of the exam period. if you have questions about the notecard, ask me before the exam.

this exam will cover everything we did, in lecture and homework, on chapter 15. while not necessarily a comprehensive list of things you may be expected to do on the exam, here are the main points you should be comfortable with (though there may not be time to ask about all of them on the exam):

here are some suggested review problems from the chapter 15 review in the book (pp. 1101-1104). i recommend you attempt these before clas on wed apr 5, and i can try to answer any questions you have about them wed in class or during office hours. (standard disclaimer: these exercises do not necessarily cover everything you will be tested on.)

final exam: fri may 12 (8-10am)

for the final exam, you will be allowed 1 handwritten notecard, with the same rules as for exam 2.

this exam will be cumulative, covering chapters 14, 15 and 16 of stewart. you should expect one page of true/false questions as well as 2-4 problems on each of the 3 chapters covered. (each of the 3 chapters will account for roughtly 1/3 of the exam.) a list of the main (but not necessarily all) topics covered on the final exam is:

since there was no homework on the last 3 chapters, here are a few practice problems for you on this material: in addition, here are some suggested problems from the ch 16 review (pp 1188-1190):
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