Calculus 590 Assignments: Fall –Spring 2008-2009           

 

Why would I post the midterm exam study guide in August? Simply because as you progress through these next two academic quarters, you will want to use this guide to organize your studying.

 

 

(SHA and ECE) Midterm Examination Study Guide

                                                                            (not all-inclusive)

 

 Plan ahead and budget our time wisely. DO NOT WAIT TILL THE LAST MINUTE TO COME FOR EXTRA HELP OR ASK QUESTIONS IN CLASS!!!!!

       A major fact: You will know all of these topics by January but only if YOU take personal responsibility

                                for your learning. Organize yourself and develop strong, steady study habits.

 

                                                               MIDTERM AND TEST TOPICS

Know what a derivative of a function means geometrically, analytically, verbally, graphically

 

 Know the Product Rule, Chain Rule, Quotient rule, Power Rule for ALL functions including exponential and logarithmic functions and double angle trig functions.

 

  Know how to find the equation of the tangent line to curves that are expressed as a quotient at a certain point.

 

  Know the geometrical significance of a difference quotient of a function.

 

  Given a particle moving along the x-axis at any time  t, know how to find the acceleration of a particle at  a particular time. Know that acceleration is the second derivative of the velocity function whaich is the first derivative of the position function. If you are not starting out with a position function, the velocity and acceleration functions are not known unless you employ integration(spring20090

 

 Know how to find finite and  infinite limits using rules regarding the numerator and denominator of rational functions.

 

  Know L’Hopitals Rule

 

 Know how to connect the graph of a function f with characteristics of the graph of the derivative of  f.

 

Know how to find the second derivative of ln functions and use the Chain Rule and be sure you know the difference between the log derivative and the ln  derivative.

 

Know how to implicitly differentiate

 

Know what characteristics of a graph of a function guarantee differentiability and continuity.

Know how to answer continuity and differentiable questions regarding piecewise functions.

Know how to take the derivative of the natural exponential function(y=e to the x power) along with the product rule applied to the product of an exponential and a ln or log function

Know the shortcut definition (theorem) of what makes a function continuous using a limit as x approaches a particular number.

Know how to use the quotient rule and how to find the derivatives of trig and inverse trig functions

Know how to find the 50th derivative of a function

Know what a horizontal asymptote means graphically and  algebraically.

Given a derivative graph, be sure you can assume what the original graph looks like

Write the equation for normal lines.

 

Know that if you need the slope of a tangent line to a curve you need the derivative of the function at that point to find that.

 

Know that a derivative is a limit of the difference quotient.

 

Know that a difference quotient is the slope of a secant line.

 

What is the difference between the slope of a secant line and the slope of a tangent line?

 

Know what the slope of a secant line means analytically and graphically as well as conceptually and compare and contrast that knowledge with a derivative.

 

Know exactly what continuity of functions means

 

Find all critical numbers, extreme values, and increasing and decreasing functions. Be sure you know how to use derivatives to show that a fnc is increasing or decreasing.

 

Know how to apply calculus to quadratic functions particularly motion problems like arrows shot through the air and maximum heights.

TIP: GO THROUGH EACH TOPIC AND MATCH IT WITH THE INFO IN YOUR BOOK AS WELL AS ALL YOUR CLASS NOTES AND ODD PROBLEMS IN THE BACK OF EACH SECTION: PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE AND USE YOUR ANSWER KEYS TO CHECK YOUR WORK.

 

Homework assignments beginning First class in August,2008:

Note well:

 

                       These assignments are the BARE BONES of the course.

            The letters RO means “Read and outline”. Outlining must be done thoughtfully and carefully otherwise you are wasting precious time.

             The letters DP means, “Do problems”. If for any reason class is cancelled, (snow, ice, other issues) you must stay on schedule and complete the homework for the assigned class day.  Be sure your work is properly labeled for full credit.

            You are responsible for organizing them according to class date and topic order.

 

             The letters  CN means “Class Notes”. You are responsible for all class notes whether you are in class or you miss class due to illness.

                                               Criteria for Class Notes: CN

 You must learn how to take college class notes as soon as possible. Everything discussed in class and everything written in the blackboard must be documented under CN for the class. Every CN , DP and RO must be dated and documented with the topics covered.

  It is your responsibility to follow the class lectures  for your CN grade and parallel them to the

  Topic DP assignments below in a timely  fashion. Most of your RO will be done before class.

 

      **********      Throughout the year and possibly daily, there will be additions 

                                 to these assignments either given in class or posted on the web.

                                 Check this site daily.Also check your email. Usually when I update I send an email to

                                 everyone!!!

 

 

 

Be sure to label each assignment topic and date in the top right hand corner of all three of your components(RO-CN-DP) and the actual assignment written below.

 

 

 

 

 

                   Criteria for reading and outlining assignments :_(RO) __________    

 

      Only record facts and information that you think are important. DO NOT

      COPY THE BOOK WORD FOR WORD.

            Throughout the next two terms, expect to spend 1-2 hours PER class hour each

            week. So on a three class week, 4.5 class hours will yield a 4.5-9 hour study

            week!!

                 Criteria for doing problems: (DP)______________________________

As soon as a topic is covered in class that parallels the section that correlates to the problems assigned in bare bones, you are responsible for doing those problems THAT NIGHT. The next class you will be accountable (either quizzed or homework collection or oral examination) for the work and the DP component will be graded.

 

Take advantage of your video skillbuilder CD which came with your book. Use it to test your understanding of what is being covered in class

 

*****As soon as a section is covered in class you are responsible for completing the corresponding numbered assignment as DP and the corresponding RO must be done also if not assigned prior to the class presentation.

 

                              NEW RULE: I CAN NOT ACCEPT ASSIGNMENTS PAST THEIR DUE DATE

 

Note well: If an assignment is classified as a Hand-in, it is due on my desk the next class for a HW or Quiz grade. I will underline those particular assignments which will be additional grading entities to the three grading components of RO-CN-DP. List date the topic was introduced in class to the left of each section

 

 

                                                                          Bare Bones

            Date                 Class Topic                                              Assignment (RO-DP)

     

                             1.1   Functions and Models:  Chapter I: RO p.10-20 ONLY write down the  

                                                                     Important definitions. Read and assimilate the rest.

 

 

     1.1 Functions and Models: DP: On p.20, DP #1,2,5,7,19,23,27,33,34,37,40.

                                             Style Points count:  Hand-In: p.23 #21,22,27,28,29

 

1.2 Functions and Models: RO  p.24-34

 

                              1.2 Functions and Models: Pass in HW: Style Points count:DP p.34-36  #2,8,10 11,15

 

 

1.3 New Functions from Old Functions:RO p.38-42 study carefully. What does  compressing horizontally” mean?

 

1.3 New Functions from Old Functions: RO p.42 -45. Style Points Count: Hand In:DP  p.46 #3,4 6

 

 1.3 New Functions from Old Functions:   Hand-In:DP 46-48  #35,47,50,53-56 all

Test #1 date:____________________________

                                   

 

                                      Test Review

                            Problems: slope intercept form for lines, piecewise functions, domain and range of functions,finding the slope using two points, use linear regression steps to find equations from tabular data, test for even or odd functions,know how to compute the composition of two functions,all transformations,and composition of functions. Know how to graph any of the functions that are referred to as parent functions. Find the equation for a line given two points and graph.

 

 

                              2.1  Limits and derivatives Chapter 2. RO p.61-64

                              2.1 Limits and derivatives Hand in: DP p.65 1,3,5

                              2.2 Limits and derivatives RO p.66-74  

                              2.2  One –sided limits  chapter 2.2 p.74 #1,4,6,7

                              2.2 Limit of a function: DP p.106 #3,5,23 Hand In : p.106 #7

                              2.3: Limit Laws RO p.77-84

                              2.3: Limits: p.84-85 1-10 evens and #34 PASS IN Style Points Count. In your NB do p.85 11-30 odds for practice. Check your answers.

                              2.4: Precise definition of a Limit RO p.87-94.  Pass in: p.95 #8,#11,#15-18 odds                            

                              2.5 Continuity  RO p.97-105 Quiz next class on RO so read carefully.

                              2.5 Continuity  Hand In: SPC: p.105 #1, 3,4,10,13,21,27,49,61

ADD IN FOR ECE 4.4: Limits at infinity p.230-240. In class quiz on RO so read carefully.

                              4.4 limits at Infinity p.240  Hand in SPC: #1, #3. Practice: p.241 #9-29 odds

 

                               3.1: Derivatives  RO p.112-119 Quiz on RO so read carefully.

                               3.1: Derivatives p.119 DP #1,#3,#5,#11,16,17,47,49

                               3.2: The Derivative as a Function RO p.123-131 In class quiz on RO next class

 3.2: p.131 Hand In: p.131#1-9 odds and #12 and #13,#32. Use analysis then verbally express your conclusions for #12-13,and #32

                               3.3  Differentiation Formulas RO p.135-144. Quiz in class on RO so read carefully.

                               3.3  p.144-145 #1-20 evens

                               3.4: Derivatives of Trig Functions  RO p.148-154.In class quiz: make sure you know the table on p.152 and how to compute higher derivatives.

                               3.5: The Chain Rule  RO p.155-161.Quiz on RO. Read carefully

                               3.5: The Chain Rule  DP 161-164 #1-28 odds,#47-50 all

 3.6: Implicit Differentiation RO p.164-168. Quiz on RO.Make special note of class notes on the trick of knowing how and when to implicitly differentiate.

 3.6: Implicit Differentiation RO p.169#5-20 odds, #25-26

 7.6Derivative of inverse trig fncs derived with Implicit Differentiation RO p.455-460.You must know by heart the derivative of inverse sin and inverse tan.Do problem on p.461 #22-25

                               3.6: Implicit Differentiation:DP p.238 3-12 odds

 3.7: Derivatives Of Log RO p.240-245. Be sure to separate your notes into derivatives of log functions, log. Differentiation, and the number e.

                              3.7: Derivatives Of Log DP p.245 2-8 odds

                                      Rates of change in Natural and Social Sciences

                                      Exponential Growth and Decay

                                      Related Rates

                                      Linear Approximations and Differentials

                                      Maximum and Minimum Values

                                      Mean Value Theorem

                                      How derivatives affect the shape of a graph

                                     L’Hopitals Rule

                                     Summary of curve sketching

                                     Graphing with Calculus and Calculators

                                     Optimization Problems

                                     Antiderivatives

                             

 

 4.1:Applications of Differentiation RO p.263-266.PASS IN QUIZ GRADE:DP p.266-267 #1,3,9 ,12 For #9 follow the hints above the problem PASS IN AS QUIZ GRADE DUE_____________ Note well: the distance from the base of the streetlight to the tip of the shadow is the length used  in the calculations to find the  rate at which the tip of the shadow  is moving.

 

       4.2: Max and Min values and Critical numbers RO p.269- 274. This is the basis for optimization

               problems.

       4.2:  Max and Min values  DP p.274-275 # 1-15 first odds. Hand In: p.274    #24,26,32

 

      4.3: Derivatives and Shapes of Curves RO  p.278-286 .  Take very careful notes.

      4.3: Derivatives and Shapes of Curves DP p.286-287 #3,4,5,6,7,19,29 Hand In: p.287 #8,#30

      4.6: Optimization Problems: RO p.306-311. Be sure you understand what the first derivative says. Hand In

              p.311 #5,#6

       4.6: Optimization Problems DP p.311 3,9 

 

       STUDY FOR TEST Date______________________________

        4.9: Anti-derivatives RO p.327-332.

        4.9: Anti-derivatives p.332-333 # 1-10 odds .Hand –in: p.332 1-10 evens

 

 

 

                                              START SEMESTER TWO SPRING 2008______________________________ 

 

                                                    Course outline for Math 113Q:

                                                    Chapters 4-7 including the following topics for the final exam in May:     

 

   

                                                                          Optimization

                                                                          Anti-derivatives

                                                                          Sums and Sigma Notation

                                                                          Area

                                                                          The Definite Integral

                                                                          Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

                                                                          Integration by substitution

                                                                          Numerical Integration

                                                                          Area between curves

                                                                          Volume

                                                                          Natural Logarithm

                                                                          Inverse functions

                                                                          Exponential Functions

                                                                          Growth and decay

                                                                          Inverse Trig Functions

                                                                          Calculus of Inverse trig functions

                                                                          Formula and techniques

                                                                          Integration by Parts

                                                                          Trig techniques of Integration

                                                                          Integration of Rational Functions Using Partial Fractions

                                                 

 

                                            

 

                                            

 

New rules starting January,2008

 

1)      You are responsible for all class notes that are supplementary  to what we are doing in class.(This  material will not be in your book) Future tests and quizzes will include supplementary material so you are responsible for retrieving it from a classmate if you are absent from class due to trips or illness.

2)      There will be more quizzes on your bare bones assignments and more collection of the DP so be prepared.

3)      Be sure to have your calculator with you for every class.

 

 

 4.1:Applications of Differentiation RO p.263-266.PASS IN QUIZ GRADE:DP p.266-267 #1,3,9 ,12 For #9 follow the hints above the problem PASS IN AS QUIZ GRADE DUE_____________ Note well: the distance from the base of the streetlight to the tip of the shadow is the length used  in the calculations to find the  rate at which the tip of the shadow  is moving.

 

       4.2: Max and Min values and Critical numbers RO p.269- 274. This is the basis for optimization

               problems.

       4.2:  Max and Min values  DP p.274-275 # 1-15 first odds. Hand In: p.274    #24,26,32

 

      4.3: Derivatives and Shapes of Curves RO  p.278-286 .  Take very careful notes.

      4.3: Derivatives and Shapes of Curves DP p.286-287 #3,4,5,6,7,19,29 Hand In: p.287 #8,#30

      4.6: Optimization Problems: RO p.306-311. Be sure you understand what the first derivative says. Hand In

              p.311 #5,#6

       4.6: Optimization Problems DP p.311 3,9 

 

       STUDY FOR TEST Date______________________________

        4.9: Anti-derivatives RO p.327-332.

        4.9: Anti-derivatives p.332-333 # 1-10 odds .Hand –in: p.332 1-10 evens

5.1  Integrals  RO p. 343-350

 For PASS-IN Quiz grade DUE ___________________In Chapter 5.1: DP p.352-353 #1 and #2 BECAUSE one problem is an increasing function another is a decreasing function.

             

 5.2: Integrals RO p.354-360.

         5.2: Integrals RO p.360-364

 

         Due :____________ Pass-in HW CHAPTER 5.2:  DP p. 364-365 #3,5,9,17,31

         5.3: Evaluating Definite Integrals RO p.366-373

 

        Hand In Hw ASSIGNMENT DUE__________  5.4: DP p.374 3,6,11,19,23,25,27,29

 

         5.4: Fundamental Theorem of Calculus DP p375 47-54 all

         5.4: Fundamental Theorem of Calculus RO p.377-383. Know everything about the Fundamental Theorem of Calc : Call the theorem NOT part one Part two but rather Accumulation Theorem of FTC and Evaluation Theorem of FTC.

 

         5.4: Fundamental Theorem of Calculus Pass in HW due___________ DP p.383 # 5,6,7,9

         5.5: Substitution Rule RO p.386-392

 

         5.5.Pass In Quiz GradeDue____________ DP p.392 #2,4,6,7,9,17,22,25

 

         5.6: Integration by Parts RO p.393-397 up to ex 6.

         5.6: Integration by Parts DP p.398 #1,2,8,9,18

 

                                          In class Chapter 5 review for Test  Date_____________

 

         6.1:Area between Curves RO p.441-445.DP p.446 #1-7 odds Hand In : p.446 #2,#4

         6.4: Average Value for a Function.RO p. 467-469. DP p.469 1-12 odds Hand In p.469 #6

        7:3  Differential Equations RO p.513-516 DP p.519 1-6 odds Hand In p.519,#14

 

                                    Test for Quarter 4 Date:_______________________________________

       

                      Selected Topics: Slope Fields and Models of Exponential growth--------------------             

           

Seniors: God bless you ! Juniors: You are still with me till June!!!!