Math-203, Multivariate Calculus
Dr. Kevin G. TeBeest
Fall 2021





Course Policy Dr. TeBeest's Schedule
Abbreviations and Math Notation Maple Tutorials
Journal Format Guidelines Developing Good Study Habits
Stuff You Must Know before MATH-203 Course Syllabus
ANNOUNCEMENTS

YOU ARE EXPECTED TO CHECK THE ANNOUNCEMENTS DAILY.


  1. Recall:   You should be recording your study times in your Study Journal daily.
    If you did not receive a "blue book" from me in which to keep your journal, let me know.

  2. Does anyone other than university students and university instructors use Maple?   (I do not receive compensation from MapleSoft.)
    See News Article 1 >>
    See News Article 2 >>

  3. I strongly encourage you to work with "study buddies."

  4. You are expected to review your lecture notes before each lecture. (For example, when I ask specific questions about the previous lecture, you should be able to answer them without looking at your notes.)

  5. You should have all electronic devices (phones, i-whatevers, MP3 players, ear-buds, etc.) completely turned off and stowed before coming to class. Recording devices are strictly prohibited. Using electronic devices during class without my permission may result in their being confiscated and in academic discipline.

  6. If you miss a class, you should obtain copies of the lecture notes from a classmate.

  7. How much should a college student study?

  8. How Sufficient Sleep Enhances Learning and Comprehension.

 


ASSIGNMENTS
  1. Review Problems. October 4

  2. Do all the examples in the first Maple tutorial entitled Basics. October 5
    1. Do not use the shortcut menu buttons in the left panel of Maple. Rather, manually type the commands as they appear in the Maple examples.
    2. You should work all assigned Maple examples immediately to help you prepare for the Maple assignments.
    3. There also may be Maple related questions on exams.

    Kettering has made Maple amply available on many PCs throughout the AB. It is also accessible from ANYWHERE via the KU Cloud.




Remember that:

  1. You are responsible for successfully completing all assigned problems in all your courses.
  2. The exams may include problems similar to these assignments and lecture examples and may include questions about Maple.
  3. We must maintain a steady pace to cover the material that constitutes Math-203. If you have difficulty with a section, be sure to see me for help immediately.
  4. No matter how simple a topic appears when you see my examples or read the text, you will almost certainly have difficulty completing an exam if you do not practice the examples and do the assignments beforehand.
Tutors are available in the SARC (AB 3-341) and at various other places and times.