MAC 2311
Analytic Geometry and Calculus 1
- Credits:
4
Prerequisites:-
strong background in precalculus.
Catalog Description:-
Introduction to analytic geometry; limits; continuity; differentiation of algebraic, trigonometric, exponential, and logarithmic functions; applications of the derivative; inverse trigonometric functions; differentials; introduction to integration; and the fundamental theorem of calculus.
(Note: credit will be given for at most one of MAC 2233, MAC 2311 and MAC 3472.) (M) (MR)
Content:-
MAC 2311 is a calculus course
students in mathematics, the physical sciences, engineering and
computer science.
It is the first term of a three semster sequence whose sequel
is MAC 2312 Calculus 2, and MAC 2313 Calculus 3.
The department also offers MAC 3512 Calculus 2 for AP Students,
which combines a fast paced review of Calculus 1 with Calculus 2,
and also prepares the student for MAC 2313 Calculus 3.
Detailed Prerequisites: -
MAC 2311 assumes you have the essential algebra skills necessary for
the course. Students who register for MAC 2311 should satisfy
the appropriate prerequisites for the course:
- a score of 20 or better on the Calculus Readiness Assessment;
- a score of 540 or
better on the SAT IIC;
- a grade of C or better in MAC 1147; or
- AP or IB credit for MAC 2311.
If you have AP/IB credit
for MAC 2233 and enroll in this course, then you give up that
AP/IB credit.
The course begins with a rapid review of topics in algebra and
trigonometry, which you should be competent in.
If you find the review material new or difficult,
you should consider
first taking MAC 1147,
a four credit course in Precalculus, or both
MAC 1140 Precalculus
Algebra and MAC 1114 Trigonometry.
Textbook: -
Calculus Early Transcendentals by Stewart, 6th
edition
Resources: -
Fall and Spring Coordinator: Jane Smith
Recent Teachers:-
Arslan,
Balasubramanian,
Bhattacharya,
Boyland,
Brennan,
Castillo-Gil,
Debhaumik,
Ducey,
Fisher,
Gentimis,
Grizzell,
Huang,
Hungerford,
Kozinski,
Ledis,
Lucchetti,
Morofushi,
Ndangali,
Oh,M,
Rosenfeld,
Sankarpersad,
Segal,
Shao,
Smith,R,
Tan,
Toska,
Wong,
and Yang.
Spring 2011 schedule:
Lecture: Harrington
- Periods: MWF2 Room: NRN.137
Lecture: Smith, J
- Periods: MWF3 Room: Car.100
Lecture: Smith, J
- Periods: MWF5 Room: LIT.101
Lecture: Kozinski
- Periods: MWF6 Room: LIT.101
Discussion sections:
- Section 7205, Periods T5, Room LIT.127, Instructor Bezark
- Section 5962, Periods T3, Room FAC.120, Instructor Sun
- Section 5963, Periods T4, Room LIT.205, Instructor Sun
- Section 6080, Periods T2, Room CSE.E221, Instructor Shang
- Section 6082, Periods T4, Room LIT.127, Instructor Bezark
- Section 6462, Periods T5, Room LIT.205, Instructor Ngo
- Section 3084, Periods T5, Room LIT.203, Instructor Rubey
- Section 7445, Periods R5, Room LIT.127, Instructor Jefferson
- Section 7528, Periods T3, Room FAC.127, Instructor Ngo
- Section 3076, Periods R1, Room LIT.233, Instructor Uncu
- Section 3077, Periods R2, Room LIT.201, Instructor Uncu
- Section 3078, Periods R3, Room LIT.239, Instructor Wiggins
- Section 3086, Periods R3, Room LIT.233, Instructor Jefferson
- Section 6510, Periods R4, Room LIT.223, Instructor Wiggins
- Section 3069, Periods T6, Room LIT.233, Instructor Rubey
- Section 3071, Periods T6, Room LIT.127, Instructor Ngo
- Section 3073, Periods T7, Room FAB.105, Instructor Kuhnle
- Section 3075, Periods T8, Room LIT.233, Instructor Kuhnle
- Section 5297, Periods T8, Room LIT.239, Instructor Liu
- Section 7619, Periods T3, Room LIT.125, Instructor Shang
- Section 7656, Periods R3, Room LIT.125, Instructor Ruge
- Section 7652, Periods T4, Room LIT.125, Instructor Liu
- Section 7665, Periods R4, Room LIT.125, Instructor Ruge
- Section 5958, Periods R4, Room MAT.115, Instructor Chen
- Section 7268, Periods R4, Room MAT.114, Instructor Baynard
- Section 3089, Periods R5, Room MAT.114, Instructor Chen
- Section 3074, Periods R6, Room MAT.114, Instructor Ruge
- Section 3090, Periods R7, Room MAT.114, Instructor Chen
- Section 5301, Periods R7, Room MAT.113, Instructor Baynard
- Section 6699, Periods R8, Room MAT.115, Instructor Baynard
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