| Time: | MWF, 12:05 PM-12:55 PM |
| Place: | Boggs, B6 |
| Text: | Thomas' Calculus, early
transcendentals, by Thomas, Weir, Hass (13th Edition); Pearson, 2013. You are required to have access code for Textbook/Homework Access: http://www.mymathlab.com A detailed information on textbook can be found at Math Book for Fall 2015. Please use the course ID I posted on T-Square to enroll into the course on MML for your section. Here is the course ID information too: Section E1: pan39423 Section E2: pan80443 Section E3: pan61765 Section E4: pan86709 NOTE: Each section has its own course ID #. |
| Course Information | Math
2551 - Multivariable Calculus |
| Instructor: | Prof. Ronghua Pan |
| Office: | Skiles 108 C |
| Phone: | (404)894-8947 |
| E-mail: | panrh@math.gatech.edu |
| Course webpage |
www.math.gatech.edu/~panrh/Teaching/Fall 2015/math2551/2551.html |
| Office Hours: | MW, 1-2 PM, Skiles 108C (Pan). |
| Teaching Assistant: | E1: Christopher Lo ( christopher.lo@gatech.edu) E2: Qianli Hu (qhu33@gatech.edu) E3: Hanqing Zhu (williamzhu@gatech.edu) E4: Stephen Wang (swang368@gatech.edu) |
| Recitation: | TR: 13:05--13:55;
E1(Skiles 255), E2 (Skiles 256), E3 (Skiles 254), E4 (Skiles 371). |
| Homework: | Thre are two components of Homework: 1) On-line Homework
through MyMathLab; 2) Regular homework will be assigned once a week on course webpage (This page) and they will not be collected. However, it is strongly recommended to work out every problem in the assignments before each quiz, since quiz problems are very similar to homework problems. |
| Quizes & Tests |
There will be 11 quizes based on homework assignments in recitation class, one in-class midterm and one final exam |
| Academic Honesty |
All
students are
expected to comply with the Georgia Tech Honor Code (the honor code
can be found at http://www.policylibrary.gatech.edu/student-affairs/code-conduct).
Any evidence of cheating or other violations of the Georgia Tech
Honor Code will be submitted directly to the Dean of Students.
Cheating includes, but is not limited to:
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| Grading: | Grades will be based on the exams and quizes, and on-line
homework. Your best nine
quizes count for 20%; on-line homework couts for 10%, in-class midterms count for 40% (20% each); the final exam counts for 30%. |
| Curves: | Curves will be determined by the median of each
recitation
section at the end of semester according to the final grade
distribution. |
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