Math 180: Calculus I

David Dumas

University of Illinois at Chicago
Fall 2014

WARNING: The information on this page applies only to my section of math 180, which is

David Dumas
MWF 12 Noon
Lecture Center D1
CRN 13382

While this page is the primary source of information and announcements about this section of math 180, there are two other places where course information is found:

• The Math 180 course page contains course-wide information (applying to all sections of math 180), such as midterm and final exam dates and locations.

• MyMathLab is where you complete the online homework assignments.

  Before signing in using the link above, you must create a MyMathLab account (if you do not have one already) and enroll in this section of math 180 using the course id:

  dumas73298
  

Section-specific information

Syllabus

• Section syllabus (PDF)

Final Exam

The final exam will be held on Thursday, December 11 from 1-3pm in Lecture Center E101.

In addition to the online and written homework, the following resources will help you prepare for the exam:

• Old exams and study guides (from the Math 180 course page)
• Detailed solutions to old exams (by David Cabrera)

Midterm Exams

• Exam 1 (Wed Sep 24) solution and grading rubric
• Exam 2 (Wed Oct 22) solution and grading rubric

Written Homework

• Homework 1, due Thursday, September 4   —   Solutions and grading rubric
• Homework 2, due Tuesday, September 9   —   Solutions and grading rubric
• Homework 3, due Tuesday, September 16   —   Solutions and grading rubric
• Homework 4, due Tuesday, September 23   —   Solutions and grading rubric
• Homework 5, due Tuesday, October 7   —   Solutions and grading rubric
• Homework 6, due Tuesday, October 14   —   Solutions and grading rubric
• Homework 7, due Tuesday, October 21   —   Solutions and grading rubric
• Homework 8, due Tuesday, November 11   —   Solutions and grading rubric
• Homework 9, due Tuesday, November 18   —   Solutions and grading rubric
• Homework 10, due Tuesday, Dec 2   —   Solutions and grading rubric

Quizzes

• Quiz 1 (Fri Sep 5) solution and grading rubric
• Quiz 2 (Mon Sep 8) solution and grading rubric
• Quiz 3 (Wed Sep 17) solution and grading rubric
• Quiz 4 (Mon Sep 22) was a minor variation on Quiz 1. The same rubric was used.
• Quiz 5 (Wed Oct 1) solution and grading rubric
• Quiz 6 (Mon Oct 6) solution and grading rubric
• Quiz 7 (Fri Oct 17) solution and grading rubric
• Quiz 8 (Mon Oct 19) solution and grading rubric
• Quiz 9 (Wed Oct 29) solution and grading rubric
• Quiz 10 (Fri Oct 31) solution and grading rubric
• Quiz 11 (Mon Nov 3) was a minor variation on Quiz 9. This time, no partial credit was available.
• Quiz 12 (Wed Nov 5) solution and grading rubric
• Quiz 13 (Mon Nov 17) solution and grading rubric
• Quiz 14 (Fri Nov 21) solution and grading rubric
• Quiz 15 (Wed Dec 3) solution and grading rubric
• Quiz 16 (Fri Dec 5) solution and grading rubric

Miscellaneous

• Correction to a graphing problem discussed on October 22

No late arrival or early departure

Students are expected to arrive to lectures and discussion sections on time, and to stay for the full period. Arriving late or leaving early is inconsiderate to your instructor and fellow students, and moreover, such actions disrupt course activities. Therefore, late arrivals or early departures will not be tolerated. In particular, students arriving late will be denied entry into the lecture (and will receive a score of zero on any graded in-class activities).

No Blackboard

We will not use Blackboard at all. (Blackboard is a system that some courses use to post information and announcements, assignments, etc.).

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