Spring 2009 MATH 163A Introduction to Calculus Sections A02 and A04 Daily Announcements

• Pick up a "Course Information Sheet" and a "Suggested Exercises" list from one of the stacks on the tables at the front and in the middle of the room.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Homework #1 due in class this Friday, April 3.
  • Print a "Cover Sheet" from the course webpage and print your name on it.
  • The problems for the homework assignment are on the cover sheet.
  • Work the assigned problems on your own paper; do not write anything but your name on the cover sheet.
  • You are encouraged to work together, but the words that you write should be your own.
  • Staple the cover sheet to the front of your pages.
  • Submit the completed homework set at the start of class on Friday.
  • Late work will not be accepted.
  • Papers without cover sheets will not be accepted.
• Exam #1 in class Friday, April 10
  • Exam covers Chapters 1 and 2
  • No Calculators
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Homework #1 due in class this Friday, April 3.
  • Print a "Cover Sheet" from the course webpage and print your name on it.
  • The problems for the homework assignment are on the cover sheet.
  • Work the assigned problems on your own paper; do not write anything but your name on the cover sheet.
  • You are encouraged to work together, but the words that you write should be your own.
  • Staple the cover sheet to the front of your pages.
  • Submit the completed homework set at the start of class on Friday.
  • Late work will not be accepted.
  • Papers without cover sheets will not be accepted.
• Exam #1 in class Friday, April 10
  • Exam covers Chapters 1 and 2
  • No Calculators
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Homework #1 due in class tomorrow, April 3.
  • Print a "Cover Sheet" from the course webpage and print your name on it.
  • The problems for the homework assignment are on the cover sheet.
  • Work the assigned problems on your own paper; do not write anything but your name on the cover sheet.
  • You are encouraged to work together, but the words that you write should be your own.
  • Staple the cover sheet to the front of your pages.
  • Submit the completed homework set at the start of class on Friday.
  • Late work will not be accepted.
  • Papers without cover sheets will not be accepted.
• Exam #1 in class Friday, April 10
  • Exam covers Chapters 1 and 2
  • No Calculators
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Turn in your homework
  • Be sure that it has a cover sheet.
  • Print your name and section number on the cover sheet.
    • The 9:10am-10:10am class is Section A02.
    • The 11:10am-noon class is Section A04.
  • Be sure that it is stapled.
    • There are staplers by the white boxes.
    • Don't steal the stapler.
  • Put it in one of the white boxes.
  • Late work is not accepted.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Exam #1 in class next Friday, April 10
  • Exam 1 Information
    • Covers Chapters 1 and 2
    • No Calculators, no books, no notes.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Pick up your graded homework papers from one of the boxes.
• Homework Solutions are on the course website.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Exam #1 in class this Friday, April 10
  • Exam 1 covers Chapters 1 and 2
  • No Calculators, no books, no notes.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Pick up your graded homework papers from one of the boxes.
• Homework Solutions are on the course website.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Exam #1 in class this Friday, April 10
  • Exam 1 covers Chapters 1 and 2
  • No Calculators, no books, no notes.
  • You will need your student ID.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Pick up your graded homework papers from one of the boxes.
• Homework Solutions are on the course website.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Exam #1 in class tomorrow, April 10
  • Exam 1 covers Chapters 1 and 2
  • The exam is eight problems, four pages, printed on front & back of two sheets of paper.
  • No Calculators, no books, no notes
  • The exam will start as soon as all books, notes, and calculators are put away.
  • The exam ends on the hour.
  • You will need your student ID.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Pick up a copy of the handout from one of the tables.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets distributed after class starts.
• Homework #2 due in class this coming Friday, April 17, covers Sections 3-1 and 3-2.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Pick up your graded exams from one of the boxes.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets distributed after class starts.
• Homework #2 due in class tomorrow, covers Sections 3-1 and 3-2.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: too many to list here. See the SI webpage for a schedule.

• Turn in your homework
  • Be sure that your name and section number are printed on it.
  • Be sure that it is stapled.
  • Put it in one of the white boxes.
  • Late work is not accepted.
• Pick up your graded exam and homework papers from one of the boxes.
• Current grades are on Blackboard.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Homework #3 due in class next Friday, April 24, covers Sections 3-3 and 3-4.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: see SI webpage for schedule.

• Pick up your graded exam and homework papers from one of the boxes.
• Homework solutions are on the course web page.
• Current grades are on Blackboard.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Homework #3 due in class this coming Friday, April 24, covers Sections 3-3 and 3-4.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: see SI webpage for schedule.

• The exam will have eight problems, not necessarily in this order:
  1. A problem about limits
  2. A problem about continuity
  3. A problem like Class Drill 3
  4. A problem like Class Drill 4
  5. A problem asking you to find f '(x) two ways:
     • using the "Basic Differentiation Properties" from Section 3-5
     • using the "Definition of the Derivative" from Section 3-4
  6. A tangent line problem
  7. An approximation problem involving differentials
  8. A problem involving marginal analysis
• No Calculators
• You will need a valid picture I.D.

• Pick up a copy of Class Drill 3 from one of the tables in the room.
• Pick up your graded exam and homework papers from one of the boxes.
• Homework solutions are on the course web page.
• Current grades are on Blackboard.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Homework #3 due in class this coming Friday, April 24, covers Sections 3-3 and 3-4.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: see SI webpage for schedule.

• The exam will have eight problems, not necessarily in this order:
  1. A problem about limits
  2. A problem about continuity
  3. A problem like Class Drill 3
  4. A problem like Class Drill 4
  5. A problem asking you to find f '(x) two ways:
     • using the "Basic Differentiation Properties" from Section 3-5
     • using the "Definition of the Derivative" from Section 3-4
  6. A tangent line problem
  7. An approximation problem involving differentials
  8. A problem involving marginal analysis
• No Calculators
• You will need a valid picture I.D.

• Turn in your homework
  • Be sure that your name and section number are printed on it.
  • Be sure that it is stapled.
  • Put it in one of the white boxes.
  • Late work is not accepted.
• Pick up your graded exam and homework papers from one of the boxes.
• Current grades are on Blackboard.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Exam #2 in class next Friday, May 1, covers Chapter 3.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: see SI webpage for schedule.

• The exam will have eight problems, not necessarily in this order:
  1. A problem about limits
  2. A problem about continuity
  3. A problem like Class Drill 3
  4. A problem like Class Drill 4
  5. A problem asking you to find f '(x) two ways:
     • using the "Basic Differentiation Properties" from Section 3-5
     • using the "Definition of the Derivative" from Section 3-4
  6. A tangent line problem
  7. An approximation problem involving differentials
  8. A problem involving marginal analysis
• No Calculators
• You will need a valid picture I.D.

• Pick up your graded exam and homework papers from one of the boxes.
• Current grades are on Blackboard; solutions are on the course web site.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Exam #2 in class this coming Friday, May 1, covers Chapter 3.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: see SI webpage for schedule.

• The exam will have eight problems, not necessarily in this order:
  1. A problem about limits
  2. A problem about continuity
  3. A problem like Class Drill 3
  4. A problem like Class Drill 4
  5. A problem asking you to find f '(x) two ways:
     • using the "Basic Differentiation Properties" from Section 3-5
     • using the "Definition of the Derivative" from Section 3-4
  6. A tangent line problem
  7. An approximation problem involving differentials
  8. A problem involving marginal analysis
• No Calculators
• You will need a valid picture I.D.

• Pick up your graded exam and homework papers from one of the boxes.
• Current grades are on Blackboard; solutions are on the course web site.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Exam #2 tomorrow, May 1, covers Chapter 3.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: see SI webpage for schedule.

• The exam will have eight problems, not necessarily in this order:
  1. A problem about limits
  2. A problem about continuity
  3. A problem like Class Drill 3
  4. A problem like Class Drill 4
  5. A problem asking you to find f '(x) two ways:
     • using the "Basic Differentiation Properties" from Section 3-5
     • using the "Definition of the Derivative" from Section 3-4
  6. A tangent line problem
  7. An approximation problem involving differentials
  8. A problem similar to some suggested problem or class example
  9. NO PROBLEM ON SECTION 3-7 MARGINAL ANALYSIS
• No Calculators
• You will need a valid picture I.D.

• Pick up your graded exam and homework papers from one of the boxes.
• Current grades are on Blackboard.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Homework #4 due this coming Friday, May 8.
• Homework #5 due Friday, May 15.
• Exam #3 on Tuesday, May 19.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: see SI webpage for schedule.

• 6 problems: Find f '(x) using Chapter 4 Rules
  • Rules for derivatives of Logarithmic Functions
  • Rules for derivatives of Exponential Funcions
  • Product Rule
  • Quotient Rule
  • Chain Rule
• 1 problem: Tangent Line
  • Find equation for line tangent to graph of f at x = a.
  • Draw the graph of f.
  • Draw the tangent line.
• 1 problem: Continuous Compound Interest
• 1 problem: Application problem (word problem) like those in Sections 4-2, 4-3, 4-4
• 1 problem: Related Rates

• Pick up your graded exam and homework papers from one of the boxes.
• Current grades are on Blackboard.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Homework #4 due this coming Friday, May 8.
• Homework #5 due Friday, May 15.
• Exam #3 on Tuesday, May 19.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: see SI webpage for schedule.

• 6 problems: Find f '(x) using Chapter 4 Rules
  • Rules for derivatives of Logarithmic Functions
  • Rules for derivatives of Exponential Funcions
  • Product Rule
  • Quotient Rule
  • Chain Rule
• 1 problem: Tangent Line
  • Find equation for line tangent to graph of f at x = a.
  • Draw the graph of f.
  • Draw the tangent line.
• 1 problem: Continuous Compound Interest
• 1 problem: Application problem (word problem) like those in Sections 4-2, 4-3, 4-4
• 1 problem: Related Rates

• Pick up your graded exam and homework papers from one of the boxes.
• Current grades are on Blackboard.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Homework #4 due tomorrow, May 8.
• Homework #5 due Friday, May 15.
• Exam #3 on Tuesday, May 19.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: see SI webpage for schedule.

• 6 problems: Find f '(x) using Chapter 4 Rules
  • Rules for derivatives of Logarithmic Functions
  • Rules for derivatives of Exponential Funcions
  • Product Rule
  • Quotient Rule
  • Chain Rule
• 1 problem: Tangent Line
  • Find equation for line tangent to graph of f at x = a.
  • Draw the graph of f.
  • Draw the tangent line.
• 1 problem: Continuous Compound Interest
• 1 problem: Application problem (word problem) like those in Sections 4-2, 4-3, 4-4
• 1 problem: Related Rates

• Turn in your homework
  • Be sure that your name and section number are printed on it.
  • Be sure that it is stapled.
  • Put it in one of the white boxes.
  • Late work is not accepted.
• Pick up your graded exam and homework papers from one of the boxes.
• Current grades are on Blackboard.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Homework #5 due next Friday, May 15.
• Exam #3 on Tuesday, May 19.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: see SI webpage for schedule.

• 6 problems: Find f '(x) using Chapter 4 Rules
  • Rules for derivatives of Logarithmic Functions
  • Rules for derivatives of Exponential Funcions
  • Product Rule
  • Quotient Rule
  • Chain Rule
• 1 problem: Tangent Line
  • Find equation for line tangent to graph of f at x = a.
  • Draw the graph of f.
  • Draw the tangent line.
• 1 problem: Continuous Compound Interest
• 1 problem: Application problem (word problem) like those in Sections 4-2, 4-3, 4-4
• 1 problem: Related Rates

• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Homework #5 due this coming Friday, May 15.
• Exam #3 a week from tomorrow, on Tuesday, May 19.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: see SI webpage for schedule.

• 6 problems: Find f '(x) using Chapter 4 Rules
  • Rules for derivatives of Logarithmic Functions
  • Rules for derivatives of Exponential Funcions
  • Product Rule
  • Quotient Rule
  • Chain Rule
• 1 problem: Tangent Line
  • Find equation for line tangent to graph of f at x = a.
  • Draw the graph of f.
  • Draw the tangent line.
• 1 problem: Continuous Compound Interest
• 1 problem: Application problem (word problem) like those in Sections 4-2, 4-3, 4-4
• 1 problem: Related Rates

• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Homework #5 due tomorrow.
• Exam #3 this coming Tuesday, May 19.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: see SI webpage for schedule.

• 6 problems: Find f '(x) using Chapter 4 Rules
  • Rules for derivatives of Logarithmic Functions
  • Rules for derivatives of Exponential Funcions
  • Product Rule
  • Quotient Rule
  • Chain Rule
• 1 problem: Tangent Line
  • Find equation for line tangent to graph of f at x = a.
  • Draw the graph of f.
  • Draw the tangent line.
• 1 problem: Continuous Compound Interest
• 1 problem: Application problem (word problem) like those in Sections 4-2, 4-3, 4-4
• 1 problem: Related Rates

• Turn in your homework
  • Be sure that your name and section number are printed on it.
  • Be sure that it is stapled.
  • Put it in one of the white boxes.
  • Late work is not accepted.
• Pick up your graded exam and homework papers from one of the boxes.
• Current grades are on Blackboard.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Exam #3 this coming Tuesday, May 19.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: see SI webpage for schedule.

• 6 problems: Find f '(x) using Chapter 4 Rules
  • Rules for derivatives of Logarithmic Functions
  • Rules for derivatives of Exponential Funcions
  • Product Rule
  • Quotient Rule
  • Chain Rule
• 1 problem: Tangent Line
  • Find equation for line tangent to graph of f at x = a.
  • Draw the graph of f.
  • Draw the tangent line.
• 1 problem: Continuous Compound Interest
• 1 problem: Application problem (word problem) like those in Sections 4-2, 4-3, 4-4
• 1 problem: Related Rates

• Pick up your graded exam and homework papers from one of the boxes.
• Current grades are on Blackboard.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Exam #3 tomorrow.
• Homework #6 due Friday, May 29.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions: see SI webpage for schedule.

• 6 problems: Find f '(x) using Chapter 4 Rules
  • Rules for derivatives of Logarithmic Functions
  • Rules for derivatives of Exponential Funcions
  • Product Rule
  • Quotient Rule
  • Chain Rule
• 1 problem: Tangent Line
  • Find equation for line tangent to graph of f at x = a.
  • Draw the graph of f.
  • Draw the tangent line.
• 1 problem: Continuous Compound Interest
• 1 problem: Application problem (word problem) like those in Sections 4-2, 4-3, 4-4
• 1 problem: Related Rates

• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Monday: Holiday, no class. Lock yourself in your room and study math.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions have been changed over the Memorial Day Weekend: see SI webpage for schedule.
• Homework #6 due Friday, May 29.

• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Monday: Holiday, no class. Lock yourself in your room and study math.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions have been changed over the Memorial Day Weekend: see SI webpage for schedule.
• Homework #6 due Friday, May 29.

• Pick up graded work from the boxes.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions have been changed over the Memorial Day Weekend: see SI webpage for schedule.
• Homework #6 due tomorrow.
• Homework #7 due a week from today, on Thursday, June 4.
• Final Exam for section A02 on Tuesday, June 9, 8am-10am in Morton 237.
• Final Exam for section A04 on Wednesday, June 10, 8am-10am in Morton 218.

• Turn in your homework:
  • Be sure that you have a cover sheet.
  • Print your name and section number on the cover sheet.
  • Be sure that it is stapled.
  • Put it in one of the two white boxes.
• Pick up graded work from the boxes.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Homework #7 due next Thursday, June 4.
• Final Exam for section A02 on Tuesday, June 9, 8am-10am in Morton 237.
• Final Exam for section A04 on Wednesday, June 10, 8am-10am in Morton 218.

• Pick up graded work from the boxes.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Homework #7 due this coming Thursday, June 4.
• Final Exam for section A02 on Tuesday, June 9, 8am-10am in Morton 237.
• Final Exam for section A04 on Wednesday, June 10, 8am-10am in Morton 218.

• Pick up graded work from the boxes.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Homework #7 due this coming Thursday, June 4.
• Final Exam for section A02 on Tuesday, June 9, 8am-10am in Morton 237.
• Final Exam for section A04 on Wednesday, June 10, 8am-10am in Morton 218.

• Pick up graded work from the boxes.
• Print your name on one of the sign-in sheets that I distribute after class starts.
• Final Exam for section A04 on Wednesday, June 10, 8am-10am in Morton 218.

• Fill in the "Comment Sheet" side of the white form:
  • Instructor: BARSAMIAN
  • Dept./Cat. No.: MATH 163A A04
  • Quarter/Year: Spring 2009
  • Call Number: 04695
  • Write your comments in the areas provided.
• Answer the multiple choice questions on the back of the white form:
  • Put your answers on the blue "GENERAL PURPOSE ANSWER SHEET":
  • Write only on [SIDE 1]. Don't write on [SIDE 2].
  • In the [NAME] area, print BARSAMIAN and fill in the bubbles.
  • In the [SPECIAL CODES] area, in columns K,L,M,N,O, print 04695 and fill in the bubbles.
  • In the Answer Area on [SIDE 1], fill in your answers.
    • There are 17 questions on the back of the white form.
    • Be sure to put your answers in the corresponding rows 1 - 17 on the blue answer sheet.
• Put your completed forms in the stacks on the tables.

• Nobody in Row R.
• No more than 12 students per row; no more than 4 in Row G.
  • If a row is too full, then the people in high-number seats need to move to another row.
• Have your OU student ID out: We 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 starts after 8:00, as soon as all your stuff is put away.
• The exam is 12 problems, on eight pages, printed on front & back of 4 sheets of paper.
• Exam ends at 10:00.
• GOOD LUCK!

• 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 starts after 8:00, as soon as all your stuff is put away.
• The exam is 12 problems, on eight pages, printed on front & back of 4 sheets of paper.
• Exam ends at 10:00.
• GOOD LUCK!

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