MAC 3473 Honors Calculus II 
MTWF 8th(3:00-3:50)
LIT 235
Fall 1995

INSTRUCTOR:   Frank Garvan
   319 Walker Hall
   392-0287
   392-0281 (message)
   email: frank@math.ufl.edu
   web: http://www.math.ufl.edu/~frank/ 
 
OFFICE HOURS: Monday 9:35-10:25, Wednesday 10:40-11:30, Friday 11:45-12:35 
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 highly motivated and capable students working
on majors in mathematics, the sciences and engineering.
We will cover all the techniques of MAC 3312 (the regular Calc 2 class).
As well we will study the concepts that underly these techniques.
We will also learn the symbolic computation package MAPLE
and use it to solve problems. The core topics are listed below.

Ch 6. Inverse Functions (6.1--6.3, 6.5, 6.6)
Ch 7. Techniques of Integration (6.1--7.7)
Ch 8. Applications of the Integral(8.1--8.6)
Ch 9. Sequences and Series(9.1--9.9)
Ch 10. Curves in the Plane(10.1--10.5)
Ch 11. Vectors, Lines and Planes(11.1--11.2)
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 homework assignments.                                      
There will be two mid-term exams and a final. The final exam will cover
the whole semester's work. 

    2 Two Hour Evening Tests        250
    Individual and group Homework   100
    Comprehensive Final Exam        150
                                    ---
                                    500 

Note that your raw homework total will be converted to a mark out
of  100 .
Final grades will be based on a straight scale. No scores will be  
dropped.  
Documentation is required for a make-up test.
 
DATES:    Labor Day    Monday, Sept 4
          EXAM I    Wednesday, Sept 27, 6:00--8:00pm
          EXAM II    Wednesday, Nov  1,  6:00--8:00pm
          Homecoming    Friday, Nov 3
          Veterans Day    Friday, Nov 10
          Thanksgiving   Nov 23--24
          Last day of classes   Dec 6
          Study/Review days   Dec 7--8
          FINAL EXAM   Monday, Dec 11, 3:00--5:00pm