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Calculus I

Course Description: This course is an introduction to differential and integral calculus, which is the mathematical language used in any science concerned with dynamically changing quantities. The main topics it covers are limits, derivatives, integrals, the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, and some basic applications of these ideas.

WebAssign: Online homework will be submitted via WebAssign. Assignments will be due in four batches, split up by exam material. Please use these assignments as a way to measure your understanding of the presented material, as well as a way to learn. While they are due in batches, I would strongly advise you to tackle them as soon as you can, as it can be very easy to fall behind quickly in a class as fast paced as ours.

Worksheets:Inadditiontoonlinehomework,studentswillcomplete4worksheetsontherelevantmaterial. Worksheets will be due at the same time as the WebAssign homework. Worksheets will be submitted by uploading a pdf of their work. A random set of problems from each worksheet will be graded on correctness, and the rest will be graded on a “good faith effort.” A “good faith effort” means that so long as a student puts a good amount of effort into completing the problem, the student will earn full credit for that problem. Solutions to worksheets will be made available the morning after they are due.

Exams: There will be 4 exams. Please note that there will not be a cumulative final. Exams will be held online using Lockdown Browser and Respondus (LB&R). Students are strongly encouraged to complete the LB&R practice exam before taking the first exam. Students will be given a 22 hour window to start the exam, and will be given 1.5 hours to complete each exam.

Point Distribution:

WebAssign 16 percent

Worksheets 12 percent

Exams   1-4 72  percent  (18  percent  each)

The grading scale is as follows.