Department of Mathematics, University of California Riverside

Math 9C- 601 Syllabus

Summer Session 2014
Lecture: MTRF 8:109:00, INTN 1002
Lecturer: Jason Park
Email: hpark021@ucr.edu
Oce Hours: 9-11 am Friday at Pierce 2429
Teaching Assistant Contact Information
TA: Kayla Murray
Email: murray@math.ucr.edu
Oce Hours: TBA
TA: Kevin Tsai
Email: tsai@math.ucr.edu
Oce Hours: TBA
Introduction: My goal is to teach you Math 9C as cleary as possible to put you in a
position to use the material eectively. Make sure you take advantage of lecture time, oce
hours, discussion section and your TAs oce hours, and your classmates, all of you which
you will nd are valuable tools that successful students utilize.
If you have a physical, medical, or learning disability that may impact your ability to carry
out assigned course work, I urge you to contact Disabled Student Service at (951)827-4538.
The oce is located at 125 Costo Hall. All information is condential. Also, if you need
accommodations during quizzes or exams, please ll out the required paperwork and inform
the instructor and TA.
Prerequisites: Math 9B with grad of C- or better, or Math 9HB with a grade of C-
or better.
Text: David Guichard: Calculus, Late Transcendentals. This is a free electronic book,
available at http://mathdept.ucr.edu/pdf/Guichard-Complete.pdf
Stewart Calculus: Early Transcendentals, 6th ed. This is not required but covers the
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same material in a slightly dierent order.
Course Content: See second le of syllabus
Grading: Grading will be based on following:
Homework 20%
Quizzes 20%
Midterm 20%
Final 40%
Homework will be assigend on WebWork. Please use the following links:
http://webwork.ucr.edu/webwork2/MATH 009C 601 14U/
The following is students guide. It will answer most of their common questions and make
things a lot easier for you.
http://mathdept.ucr.edu/pdf/studenttools/WeBWorK%20Students%20Guide%20Mar2012.pdf
Exams and Quizzes There will be a quiz in every discussion section except the rst week.
Exams are not cumulative. Dates of exams are following:
Midterm 10 July 2014, Thursday
Final 9 August 2014, Saturday at 8:00-10:00
If you cannot come to any of exams, you have to make arrangements within the rst two
weeks of the course. We will only accept a very few reasons for not attending one of the
exams. Those reasons are limited to: religious reasons, interviews for scholarships, and
participation in intercollegiate sports. Students may not use a calculator on exams and
quizzes.
Class Conduct: Get to class on time. If you arrive late please take your seat as quietly as
possible. Be respectful of your classmates and do not noisy when class is in session. This
includes muting mp3 players, cell phones, and other electronic devices. If your cell phone
goes o during class you will be asked to pass it to your neighbor who will be allowed to end
the conversation in any way they see t.
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Cheating will be taken very seriously. Every attempt to cheat will give you an automatic
F for the course. You will not be allowed to drop the course, and your case will be
forwarded to the student conduct committee.
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