• Weeks 9 and 10
• Reading: Chapters 5 and 6. This includes material that will be covered in the final. So please begin reading the text, and working out exercises.
• Preparation for the final exam:
  • The final exam preparation sheet will be posted on Wed 7/28. The final exam preparation sheet is now posted (7/28 latest update made on 8/02).
  • The final exam is held on Th 8/5 in the lecture hall, but begins at 12:30 p.m. [and not the scheduled lecture times].
  • The final exam will be an open book, closed notes exam.
  • Be sure that you bring your text and a calculator; you will need both.
• Lecture Notes: Lecture 16 | Lecture 17 (posted 7/27). I will post lectures 18 and 19 next week.

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• Week 8
• Preparation for Midterm 3 (Midterm on Mon 7/19; posted on 7/13):
  • The third midterm covers homework assignments of weeks 6 and 7.
  • The third midterm is open book and open notes. You might wish to bring a hand calculator.
  • You will need the normal table from your textbook. Be sure that you have your textbook with you for the exam, even if you do not plan on using it otherwise.
  • A sample midterm and its solutions, which you should read only after trying the problems diligently (last update 7/13).
• Lecture Notes: Lecture 14 | Lecture 15 (posted 7/27)

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• Week 7 (due Wed 7/14; Solutions posted on 7/12)
  • Reading: Chapter 4, Sections 4.1-4.2.
  • Problems:
    • pp. 275-277: #3, 6, 12.
    • pp. 293-295: #3, 4, 7.
  • Lecture Notes: Lecture 12 | Lecture 13 (posted 7/13)

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• Week 6 (due Wed 7/7; Solutions posted on 7/7; corrected version posted on 7/12; another corrected version posted on 7/16)
  • Reading: Chapter 3, Sections 3.3-3.5 [also browse 3.6].
  • Problems:
    • pp. 202-207: #2, 3, 10(a-f), 13.
    • pp. 217-221: #5, 10, 12.
    • pp. 233-236: #8, 10.
  • Lecture Notes: Lecture 10 | Lecture 11 (posted 6/22!!)

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• Week 5
• Preparation for Midterm 2 (Midterm on Mon 6/28; posted on 6/22):
  • The second midterm covers homework assignments of weeks 3 and 4.
  • The second midterm is open book and open notes. You should bring a hand calculator this time.
  • You will need the normal table from your textbook. Be sure that you have your textbook with you for the exam, even if you do not plan on using it otherwise.
  • A sample midterm (posted 6/22); the last updates of the (Solutions were posted on 6/24 (6/22). But check them only after you have completed the practice exam.)

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• Week 4 (due Wed 6/22; Solutions posted on 6/18; corrected version posted on 6/21/10)
  • Reading: Chapter 2, Sections 2.1 and 2.2. Chapter 3, Sections 3.1 and 3.2.
  • Problems:
    • pp. 132-137: #4, 7, 13.
    • pp. 158-161: #3, 6, 10.
    • pp. 182-184: #6, 14, 20.
  • Lecture Notes: Lecture 8 | Lecture 9 (posted 6/17)

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• Week 3
  • Preparation for Midterm 1 (on Mon 6/7):
    • The first midterm covers the material from chapter one. You have worked out a number of problems, and partial solutions can be found below.
    • The first midterm is open book and open notes. You may bring a hand calculator, if you think it might help. But calculators are not required for the midterm.
    • I will pass out exam booklets. You don't need bluebooks etc.
    • A [real] previous sample midterm 1 exam (posted 6/02). Here are some solutions (with an added remark on #3, posted on 6/06). Read them only after you have attempted everything seriously.
  • Reading for the post-midterm-1 material (Due Wed 6/9): Appendices 1 and 2; work out as many problems as you can from the appendix; discuss them with me in person (after the midterm, not before).
  • Lecture Notes: Lecture 6 | Lecture 7

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• Week 2 (due Wed 6/2; Solutions posted on 6/02, corrected version posted on 6/04)
  • Reading: Chapter 1, Sections 1.5 and 1.6
  • Problems:
    • pp. 53-55: #2, 5
    • pp. 70-71: #1, 3, 5, 7, 8
  • Lecture Notes: Lecture 3 | Lecture 4 | Lecture 5 (revised: 6/13)

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• Week 1 (due Wed 5/26; Solutions posted on 5/25)
  • Reading: Chapter 1, Sections 1.1, 1.3, 1.4 (skim through 1.2)
  • Problems:
    • p. 10: #7
    • pp. 30-31: #2, 6; also study #11 and 12
    • pp. 45-46: 3, 4, 8, 12
  • Lecture Notes: Lecture 1 | Lecture 2

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