MATH 322, Spring 2023
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MATH 322, Spring 2023 (this is a preliminary syllabus, when further changes are made, those will be announced in class and on the course webpage). |
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Instructor: Julia Dobrosotskaya email: [email protected] office: Yost 227 Class webpage: CWRU Canvas (https://canvas.case.edu/courses/35880). This should be your main source of reference (additionally, SIS contains the latest updates about the date, time and place of the final) Class schedule: Monday, Wednesday 12:45 pm - 2 pm in Nord 204 2:15 pm - 3:30 pm in Sears 548 Office Hours: (tentatively!) Tue, Thur 1-2 (or by appointment - please, email me) Textbooks ❼ Elementary Real Analysis, B. S. Thomson, A. M. Bruckner, and J. B. Bruckner We will cover chapters 8-13 with a few omissions and extra pieces. The book is available for free download at http://classicalrealanalysis.info/documents/TBB-AllChapters-Landscape.pdf ❼ Walter Rudin ”Principles of Mathematical Analysis” (optional) Exams: there will be two midterms and a final exam in this course. The test dates will be tentatively planned for 2/27 and 4/17. Class work and homeworks: the due dates and the assigned problems will appear on Blackboard (normally, the homework is due once a week, on Wednesday, in class). Grading: The total grade in this course will be based on your cumulative performance: midterms = 40%, final = 30%, homework and quizzes = 30%. Two lowest homework scores and 1/2 of the lowest midterm score will be dropped. The letter grades will not be lower than: A > 90% > B > 80% > C > 70% > D > 60%. |
Attendance and absences You are responsible for the material covered in class, whether you at- tend or not. You are also responsible for the announcements made during class; they may include changes in the syllabus. The instructor will adhere strictly to the official university policy on makeup exams (https:// bulletin.case.edu/undergraduate-studies/academic-policies-procedures/academic-policies-procedures.pdf). No- tices regarding any foreseeable absences(in the context of remote delivery - not being able to take a quiz, a test or submit an assignment online) must be given to the instructor well in advance.
Academic integrity All students must adhere to the CWRU academic integrity policies https://case. edu/ugstudies/academic-policies/academic-integrity.
Peer Tutoring A department tutor is available for 5 hours a week (see schedule on Canvas).
OATS If you have special educational needs, please, consult the Office of Accommodated Testing and Services (https://case.edu/studentlife/accommodatedtesting/).
Lecture outline
will be posted shortly
Week 1 starts with Chapter 8.
2023-02-28