UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

MATH 151 - SPRING 2001

Professor Gluck (DRL 4N57, gluck@math

Mr. Byun (DRL 4N19, jbyun@math)

Mr. Lucas (DRL 4C13, jolucas@math)

Mr. Dalton (DRL 4E11, adalton@math)

OTHER PROFESSORS AND TAs TEACHING MATH 151 THIS SPRING.

Professor Szczepanski (DRL 4N18, susans@math)

Mr. Magland (DRL 4E14, jfm@math)

Mr. Song (DRL 4N27, chunwei@math)

Professor Clee (DRL 4N43 wclee@math)

Mr. Maxim (DRL 3E3A, lmaxim@math)

ESSENTIAL COURSE INFORMATION.

Go to the Math Department Home Page at <www.math.upenn.edu>

Click on "The Undergraduate Program".

There you will find the "Calculus Homepages" for Spring 2001, with general information

about calculus courses, Maple, math advising and approved tutors.

Click on the "Math 151" big button to get information about our texts and the syllabus,

Maple, old exams, netnews, help, lectures and recitations and the academic calendar.

MIDTERM EXAMS.

Tuesday February 27 in class

Tuesday April 3 in class

As things stand now, all exams (midterms and final) in our class will be multiple choice,

with no partial credit.

To get credit for a question, you must circle the correct answer (and no others),

and you must show supporting work which in our opinion is sufficient to derive

the answer.

No books, notes, calculators or computers during the exam...except that you may use one

8 1/2 by 11 inch sheet of paper with information written on both sides.

There will be no makeup midterm exams..

FINAL EXAM.

The common final exam for all Math 151 classes is scheduled for Tuesday May 8.

HOMEWORK.

Homework, including Maple problems, will be assigned on a regular basis and is due in your recitation leader's office box by Friday of the week after which it is assigned.

No late homework papers will be accepted.

GRADES.

20% for first midterm exam

20% for second midterm exam

30% for homework and quizzes and attendance and participation in recitations

30% for final exam

There will be no makeup quizzes.

Incompletes (I's) will not be given to avoid F's.

OFFICE HOURS.

As a matter of practicality, you should first consult the TA in charge of your recitation

section. But all of us teaching Math 151 will be happy to meet with anyone taking the

course, regardless of which lecture or recitation you attend.

Professor Gluck (4N57) - By appointment. See me before or after class to make an appointment, or e-mail me with a list of your free times for the week ahead and I'll find a time that works for both of us.

Mr. Byun (4N19) Mondays and Thursdays, 5 - 6 PM

Mr. Lucas (4C13) Mondays and Wednesdays, 12 - 1 PM

Mr. Dalton (4E11) Mondays and Wednesdays, 5 - 6 PM

Professor Szczepanski (4N18) Mondays and Wednesdays 11 - 11:45 AM and by appt.

Mr. Magland (4E14) Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11 AM - 12 noon

Mr. Song (4N27) Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 - 11 AM

Professor Clee (4N43) Tuesdays 9 - 11 AM and by appointment

Mr. Maxim (3E3A) Fridays 11 AM - 1 PM