SM 122 Syllabus


Text: Calculus, Concepts & Contexts (2nd ed.) by Stewart.

Notes:

1. All students are expected to have a calculator like the TI-92+/Voyage 200, and are responsible for bringing it to class and exams. Students are also expected to use the Maple software issued on their computer. In the syllabus, references of the form C2Mx are to the C2 Maple Notes by Prof. Ed Moore. Use of Maple is expected on textbook problems followed by and M.

2. If you would like help in the course, you should first contact your instructor for extra instruction. If you instructor is not available, try the Math Lab (located in 3rd floor Preble this year), which is staffed six periods every class day by Mathematics Department instructors. Also, consider the Midshipman Group Study Program (MGSP). Under the MGSP, upper class midshipmen are available Sunday through Thursday evenings to help as you work on calculus problems in groups.

lessonsection & topicproblems
1Maple Notes: Calculus review and Maple introduction C2MR Ex. 1,2,3,4; read C2M0
25.1 Areas and distances p. 355: 2,3,4,9M; Deck Area Lab
35.1 Continued p. 355: 11,12,13,18
45.2 The definite integral p.367: 1,5,6,8,12,13M,30
55.3 Evaluating definite integrals p. 367: 32,36,41; p. 377: 2,6,9,15,30,37
65.3 Continued p. 377: 39,52,57,60
75.4 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus p. 386: 1,3,7,10,18,19,24
85.5 Substitution p. 395: 1,2,8,9,16,19,23
95.5 Continued p. 395: 27,28,37,40,50,58
10App. G, C2M2 Rational functions p. A57: 1,2,6,7,9,13,14
11App. G Continued p. A57: 16,17,23
125.6 Integration by parts p. 401: 3,4,5,6,7,10,15
135.6 Continued p. 401: 13,16,17,18,38,43
145.9, C2M3 Approximate integration p. 425: 1,7,24,25; C2M3: 1
155.10 Improper integrals p. 436: 1,6,11,23,40,47,55
16Review
17Hour Test 1
186.1 Areas revisited p. 452: 1,4,11,14,19,21,25
196.2 Volumes (disks) p. 463: 2,5,7,9; Wing Lab
206.2 Volumes (shells) p. 463: 43,44,47
21Volumes continued p. 463: 6,13,23,46
226.3 Arclength p. 471: 2,5,7,12,18,23
236.4 Average value p. 475: 1,2,9,12,13
24App. H.1, C2M6: Polar coordinates p. A66: 1,3,8,22,25,31; C2M6: 2,3
25App. H.2: Area in polar coordinates p. A72: 1,6,8,10,11,19
266.5 Work p. 485: 2,4,7,9,12,13(a)
276.5 Hydrostatic pressure p. 485: 19,20,22,23
286.5 Center of mass p. 485: 27,29,30,33
29Review
30Hour Test 2
317.1 Modeling with DEs p. 511: 2,5,7,9,14
32Modeling electric circuits Circuit Problems 1,4,5,8,12
337.2, C2M8 Direction fields p. 519: 1,2,5,7,9,10,11,17M
347.2 Euler's method p. 519: 19,20,22,27,28
357.3 Separable equations p. 527: 1,9,11,21M
367.3 Continued; DC Circuits p. 527: 28,29; Circuit Probs. 1,2
377.4, C2M9 Exponential growth and decay p. 538: 3,6,8,11
38Integrating factors, Decaying EMF Circuit Problems 5,7
39AC Circuits Circuit Problems 10,12
40Review
41Hour Test 3
428.1 Infinite sequencesp. 571: 2,5,7,10,13,36
438.2 Series (esp. geometric & harmonic) p. 580: 1,2,4,9,13,17,18,25,30,33
448.3/8.4 Comparison, alternating-series & ratio tests p. 591: 10,19; p. 598: 1,2,5,7,8,12
458.4 Continued p. 598: 16,20,22,24,25,31
468.5 Power series p. 604: 1,2,4,5,7,12,15
478.6 Functions as power series p. 610: 4,11,16,25,28
488.7 Maclaurin and Taylor series p. 621: 4,5,8,10,19,20
498.7 Continued (omit Ex. 10) p. 621: 31,32,35
509.1 Coordinate systems p. 651: 5,7,8,14,16,24,27
519.2 Vectors p. 659: 4,6,7,17,19,22,23,24
529.3 Dot product p. 666: 1,2,5,6,8,9,10,14
539.3 Dot product p. 666: 16,17,21,24,29,35
549.4 Cross product p. 674: 1,3,5,7,12,18,Wrench lab
559.4 Cross product p. 674: 8,13,20,27
56Review
57Hour Test 4
58Review for final
59Review for final


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