MAC 3312                       Calculus II                        MTWF 5th(11:45-12:35)
Section 3009                                                                   LIT 217
Fall 1996

INSTRUCTOR:          Frank Garvan
                     483 Little Hall
                     392-0281 extn 248
                     email: frank@math.ufl.edu

HOME-PAGE:   http://www.math.ufl.edu/~frank/calc2fall96.html

OFFICE HOURS: Monday 3:00-3:50, Tuesday 8:30-9:20, Wednesday 1:55-2:45, Friday 9:35-10:25,
or by appointment.

PREREQUISITES: MAC 3311 or MAC 3472

TEXT: Ellis and Gulick, Calculus with Analytic Geometry, Sanders, 5th Edition.

COURSE CONTENT: This course is designed to serve majors in mathematics, the sciences and 
engineering.  We will learn the symbolic computation package MAPLE and use it to solve 
problems. The core topics are listed below.

o  Ch 6.     Inverse Functions    (6.1-6.3, 6.5, 6.6)

o  Ch 7.     Techniques of Integration    (7.1-7.4, 7.6, 7.7)

o  Ch 8.     Applications of the Integral    (8.1-8.6)

o  Ch 9.     Sequences and Series    (9.1-9.9)

o  Ch 10.     Curves in the Plane    (10.1-10.5)

o  Supplementary material on MAPLE (each student will be given a Math. dept. computer 
account)

The scope of the course is defined by the content of the lectures, problem sessions, and 
the homework and reading assignments.

COURSE GOALS: By the end of the semester, you should :
                     1. know how to communicate mathematical ideas effectively;
                     2. know the basic techniques and applications of the calculus of 
                        functions of one variable;
                     3. understand the concepts underlying the theory of calculus;
                     4. know how to use the computer package MAPLE.

GRADING: There will be

o  In-class group problem sessions

o  Four gateway tests

o  Two Exams including the final exam

o  Some computer labs

    A score of at least 80% is required on EACH of the gateway tests to obtain a C for 
the course. If needed, any student may take a gateway re-test provided certain assigned 
problems are handed in. The final grade will be based on all four items above.

DATES:               Labor Day            Monday, September 2
                     Gateway Test 1       Wednesday, September 11
                     Gateway Test 2       Monday, September 30
                     Homecoming           Friday, October 11
                     EXAM I               Friday, October 18
                     Gateway Test 3       Tuesday, November 5
                     Veteran's Day        Monday, November 11
                     Gateway Test 4       Monday, November 25
                     Thanksgiving         November 28-29
                     Last day of classes  Wednesday, December 11
                     Study/Review days    December 12-13
                     FINAL EXAM           Wednesday, December 18, 7:30-9:30am