• Be sure that your work is stapled. There are two staplers here, available for your use. (Folded corners, or rolled up corners, or even paper clips are not enough. Your work needs to be stapled.) Work not stapled will be penalized 5 points.
• Be sure that your name is printed on the cover sheet.
• Put your homework in the big box.

STAPLE YOUR HOMEWORK.

STAPLE YOUR HOMEWORK.

STAPLE YOUR HOMEWORK.

• Pick up a copy of Class Drill #2 from the counter.
• Homework #2 will be returned tomorrow (Tuesday).
• Pick up graded Homework #1 and Exam #1 from the boxes on the counter.
  • Students who have not picked up their graded work will not be able to see their scores on the Blackboard site.
• Turn off cell phones and stow them away. No text messaging during class.
• Sign In
  • Print your name on one (just one) of the sign-in sheets when it comes to you and pass it on down the row.
  • If you are at the end of the row, pass the sign in sheet up to the row behind you.
  • If the row behind you has already signed in, then just leave the sheet on the floor by the end of your row.
• Homework #3 due in class this coming Friday, April 25.
• Exam #2 a week from Friday, on May 2, covers Chapter 3.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Pick up graded work from the boxes on the counter.
  • Students who have not picked up their graded work will not be able to see their scores on the Blackboard site.
• Turn off cell phones and stow them away. No text messaging during class.
• Sign In
  • Print your name on one (just one) of the sign-in sheets when it comes to you and pass it on down the row.
  • If you are at the end of the row, pass the sign in sheet up to the row behind you.
  • If the row behind you has already signed in, then just leave the sheet on the floor by the end of your row.
• Homework #3 due in class this coming Friday, April 25.
• Exam #2 a week from Friday, on May 2, covers Chapter 3.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Pick up graded exams and homework from the boxes on the counter.
  • (Students who have not picked up their graded work will not be able to see their scores on the Blackboard site.)
• Homework #3 is due tomorrow
  • STAPLE YOUR WORK. (Folded corners, or rolled up corners, or even paper clips are not enough. Your work needs to be stapled.) Work not stapled will be penalized 5 points.
  • Be sure that your name is printed on the cover sheet.
  • Put your homework in the big box tomorrow.
• Exam #2
  • a week from tomorrow, covers Chapter 3 material

• A problem about limits
• A problem like Class Drill 2
• A problem asking you to find f '(x) using the "definition of the derivative"
• A problem like Class Drill 3
• A tangent line problem:
  • (a) Find the equation for the tangent line. (You will be given both f and f'.)
  • (b) Draw the graph of f (x).
  • (c) On your graph from (b), draw the tangent line from (a).
  • (d) Label key points.
• There will be other problems as well.

• Pick up a copy of the small Handout for discussing the existence of the derivative.
• Pick up graded exams and homework from the boxes on the counter.
  • (Students who have not picked up their graded work will not be able to see their scores on the Blackboard site.)
• Homework #3 is due today
  • STAPLE YOUR WORK. There are two staplers here, available for your use. (Folded corners, or rolled up corners, or even paper clips are not enough. Your work needs to be stapled.) Work not stapled will be penalized 5 points.
  • Be sure that your name is printed on the cover sheet.
  • Put your homework in the big box.
• Exam #2
  • a week from today, covers Chapter 3 material

• A problem about limits
• A problem like Class Drill 2
• A problem asking you to find f '(x) using the "definition of the derivative"
• A problem like Class Drill 3
• A tangent line problem:
  • (a) Find the equation for the tangent line. (You will be given both f and f'.)
  • (b) Draw the graph of f (x).
  • (c) On your graph from (b), draw the tangent line from (a).
  • (d) Label key points.
• There will be other problems as well.

• Pick up a copy of Class Drill 3(a).
• Pick up graded exams and homework from the boxes on the counter.
  • (Students who have not picked up their graded work will not be able to see their scores on the Blackboard site.)
• Exam #2
  • on Friday, covers Chapter 3 material

• A problem about limits
• A problem like Class Drill 2
• A problem asking you to find f '(x) using the "definition of the derivative"
• A problem like Class Drill 3
• A tangent line problem:
  • (a) Find the equation for the tangent line. (You will be given both f and f'.)
  • (b) Draw the graph of f (x).
  • (c) On your graph from (b), draw the tangent line from (a).
  • (d) Label key points.
• There will be other problems as well.

• Pick up a copy of Class Drill 3(c).
• If you don't already have one, pick up a copy of the small Handout for Discussing the Existence of the Derivative(a).
• Pick up graded exams and homework from the boxes in the front of the room
  • (Students who have not picked up their graded work will not be able to see their scores on the Blackboard site.)
• After class, pick up copies of old handouts or class drills that you don't already have.
• Exam #2
  • on Friday, covers Chapter 3 material

• A problem about limits
• A problem like Class Drill 2
• A problem asking you to find f '(x) using the "definition of the derivative"
• A problem like Class Drill 3
• A tangent line problem:
  • (a) Find the equation for the tangent line. (You will be given both f and f'.)
  • (b) Draw the graph of f (x).
  • (c) On your graph from (b), draw the tangent line from (a).
  • (d) Label key points.
• There will be other problems as well.

• Pick up graded exams and homework from the boxes in the front of the room. Class Drill 3c is there, too.
• After class, pick up copies of old handouts or class drills that you don't already have.
• Exam #2
  • Tomorrow, covers Chapter 3 material

• A problem about limits
• A problem like Class Drill 2
• A problem asking you to find f '(x) using the "definition of the derivative"
• A problem like Class Drill 3
• A tangent line problem:
  • (a) Find the equation for the tangent line. (You will be given both f and f'.)
  • (b) Draw the graph of f (x).
  • (c) On your graph from (b), draw the tangent line from (a).
  • (d) Label key points.
• There will be other problems as well.

• I will move you around before the exam starts in order to spread people out.
• We will not start the exam until the seating is settled, so please move quickly.
• Nobody can sit in Row R
• Leave every 2nd or 3rd seat empty.
  • Allowed: -0-0-0-
  • Allowed: -00-00-00-
  • Not Allowed: -000-
  • Not Allowed: -0000-
• If there are two or more empty seats on one side of you and a person on the other side of you, then you should move into the adjacent empty seat so that there is an empty seat on both sides of you.
  • Not Allowed: 0--00-0 (The person sitting next to two empty seets needs to move left.)
  • Allowed: 0-0-0-0

• Have your OU student ID out: I will be checking them during the exam. (Sorry!)
• Students not registered for this class are not allowed in the room during the exam.
• No calculators, notes, or other reference materials.
• The exam is 7 problems.
• The exam ends at noon.
• Please bring your exam to one of the proctors at the end of the exam. (We will not come to you: too crowded!) Exams not in the box by 12:05pm will not be graded.
• GOOD LUCK!

• Exam #2 will be returned tomorrow (Tuesday).
• Sign In
  • Print your name on one (just one) of the sign-in sheets when it comes to you and pass it on down the row.
  • If you are at the end of the row, pass the sign in sheet up to the row behind you.
  • If the row behind you has already signed in, then just leave the sheet on the floor by the end of your row.
• Homework #4 due in class this coming Friday, May 9.
• Homework #5 due in class a week from Friday, on May 16.
• Exam #3 on Friday, May 23, covers Chapters 4 and 5.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Mark Barsamian is home today, caring for a sick child; Jeremy Moore will be teaching.
• Mark will return graded Mideterm 2 papers on Thursday.
• Homework #4 due in class this coming Friday, May 9.
• Homework #5 due in class a week from Friday, on May 16.
• Exam #3 on Friday, May 23, covers Chapters 4 and 5.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Pick up your graded work from the boxes on the counter.
• Homework #4 due in class tomorrow.
  • STAPLE YOUR WORK
• Homework #5 due in class a week from tomorrow, on Friday May 16.
• Exam #3 two weeks from tomorrow, on Friday, May 23, covers Chapters 4 and 5.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Pick up graded exams and homework from the boxes on the counter.
• Homework #4 is due today
  • STAPLE YOUR WORK. There are two staplers here, available for your use. (Folded corners, or rolled up corners, or even paper clips are not enough. Your work needs to be stapled.) Work not stapled will be penalized 5 points.
  • Be sure that your name is printed on the cover sheet.
  • Put your homework in one of the big boxes.
• Sign In
  • Print your name on one (just one) of the sign-in sheets when it comes to you and pass it on down the row.
  • If you are at the end of the row, pass the sign in sheet up to the row behind you.
  • If the row behind you has already signed in, then just leave the sheet on the floor by the end of your row.
• Homework #5 due in class a week from today.
• Exam #3 two weeks from today, covers Chapters 4 and 5.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Pick up graded exams and homework from the boxes on the counter.
• Turn off cell phones and stow them away. No text messaging during class.
• Sign In
  • Print your name on one (just one) of the sign-in sheets when it comes to you and pass it on down the row.
  • If you are at the end of the row, pass the sign in sheet up to the row behind you.
  • If the row behind you has already signed in, then just leave the sheet on the floor by the end of your row.
• Homework #5 due in class this coming Friday, May 16.
• Exam #3 a week from Friday, on May 23, covers Chapters 4 and 5.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Pick up graded exams and homework from the boxes on the counter.
• Turn off cell phones and stow them away. No text messaging during class.
• Sign In
  • Print your name on one (just one) of the sign-in sheets when it comes to you and pass it on down the row.
  • If you are at the end of the row, pass the sign in sheet up to the row behind you.
  • If the row behind you has already signed in, then just leave the sheet on the floor by the end of your row.
• Homework #5 due in class tomorrow. STAPLE YOUR WORK!!
• Exam #3 a week from tomorrow, on Friday May 23, covers Chapters 4 and 5.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Homework #5 is due today
  • STAPLE YOUR WORK. There are two staplers here, available for your use. (Folded corners, or rolled up corners, or even paper clips are not enough. Your work needs to be stapled.) Work not stapled will be penalized 5 points.
  • Be sure that your name is printed on the cover sheet.
  • Put your homework in one of the big boxes.
• Pick up a copy of Class Drill 4 from the counter.
• Exam #3 a week from today, covers Chapters 4 and 5.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Pick up a copy of Class Drill 6 from the counter.
• Turn off cell phones and stow them away. No text messaging during class.
• Exam #3 on Friday, covers Chapters 4 and 5.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Pick up graded work from the boxes on the counter.
• Pick up a copy of Handout 7 from the counter.
• Turn off cell phones and stow them away. No text messaging during class.
• Exam #3 on Friday, covers Chapters 4 and 5.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Pick up graded work from the boxes on the counter.
• Pick up a copy of the class drill from the counter and start working on it.
• Turn off cell phones and stow them away. No text messaging during class.
• Exam #3 on tomorrow, covers Chapters 4 and 5.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

Exam Seating

• Sit only in odd-numbered seats.
• Exceptions: Left-handed students who prefer to use a left-handed seat may sit in seats numbered #16.
• If a left-handed person sits in seat #16, then seats #14 and #15 should both be empty.
• Have your O.U. Student I.D. out during the exam.

• Have your OU student ID out: I will be checking them during the exam. (Sorry!)
• No calculators, notes, or other reference materials.
• The exam is 7 problems.
• The exam ends at noon.
• Please bring your exam to one of the proctors at the end of the exam. (We will not come to you: too crowded!) Exams not in the box at noon will not be graded.
• GOOD LUCK!

• Pick up your graded work from the boxes on the counter.
• Homework #6 due in class tomorrow.
  • STAPLE YOUR WORK
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Homework #7 is due at the start of class on Friday. Please staple your work.
• Turn off cell phones and stow them away. No text messaging during class.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Final Exam is Tuesday, June 10, 10:10am-12:10pm, here
• You will need a picture I.D. (Sorry!)
• Final Exam Content:
  1. A tangent line problem.
  2. A business problem.
  3. A conceptual problem about derivatives and slopes.
  4. A problem involving intervals of increase & decrease, relative extrema, intervals of concavity, and inflection points.
  5. A graph sketching problem.
  6. A maximization or minimization problem of the type found in Section 6.2.
  7. A D-test problem.

• Homework #7 is due at the start of class on Friday. Please staple your work.
• Turn off cell phones and stow them away. No text messaging during class.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Final Exam is Tuesday, June 10, 10:10am-12:10pm, here.
• Notice that the final exam does not start at our normal class time!!
• You will need a picture I.D. (Sorry!)

1. A tangent line problem.
2. A business problem.
3. A conceptual problem about derivatives and slopes.
4. A problem involving intervals of increase & decrease, relative extrema, intervals of concavity, and inflection points.
5. A graph sketching problem.
6. A maximization or minimization problem of the type found in Section 6.2.
7. A D-test problem.

• Homework #7 is due at the start of class tomorrow. Please staple your work.
• Turn off cell phones and stow them away. No text messaging during class.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Final Exam is Tuesday, June 10, 10:10am-12:10pm, here.
• Notice that the final exam does not start at our normal class time!!
• You will need a picture I.D. (Sorry!)

1. A tangent line problem.
2. A business problem.
3. A conceptual problem about derivatives and slopes.
4. A problem involving intervals of increase & decrease, relative extrema, intervals of concavity, and inflection points.
5. A graph sketching problem.
6. A maximization or minimization problem of the type found in Section 6.2.
7. A D-test problem.

• Homework #7 is due at the start of class today.
  • Staple your work and make sure that your name is on it.
  • Put it in one of the two BIG BIG boxes.
• Pick up your graded work from the five small boxes on the counter.
• Turn off cell phones and stow them away. No text messaging during class.

• Final Exam is Tuesday, June 10, 10:10am-12:10pm, here.
• Notice that the final exam does not start at our normal class time!!
• You will need a picture I.D. (Sorry!)

1. A tangent line problem.
2. A business problem.
3. A conceptual problem about derivatives and slopes.
4. A problem involving intervals of increase & decrease, relative extrema, intervals of concavity, and inflection points.
5. A graph sketching problem.
6. A maximization or minimization problem of the type found in Section 6.2.
7. A D-test problem.

Exam Seating

• Sit only in odd-numbered seats.
• Exceptions: Left-handed students who prefer to use a left-handed seat may sit in seats numbered #16.
• If a left-handed person sits in seat #16, then seats #14 and #15 should both be empty.
• Have your O.U. Student I.D. out during the exam.
• No calculators, notes, or other reference materials.
• No scrap paper. If you need extra paper, ask me.

• The exam is 7 problems (4 sheets front & back).
• The exam ends starts after 10:10, as soon as everyone is seated appropriately and has all materials put away.
• The exam ends at 12:10
• Please bring your exam to one of the proctors at the end of the exam. (We will not come to you: too crowded!) Exams not in the box at 12:10 will not be graded.
• GOOD LUCK!