Homework Quizzes: There will be a weekly homework assignment (not collected) and a "homework quiz"
each Wednesday taken directly from the assigned problems.  Your lowest homework quiz score will be dropped.
No make-up quizzes will be given.

Grade Scheme:

Midterm I	20%
Midterm II	20%
Final	25%
Homework Quizzes	28%
Group Work Quizzes	7%

MyUCDavis Your grades will be available on SmartSite.

Syllabus:  We'll approximately follow the department's suggested syllabus.

Subject Guides:

• Directional Derivatives  - (Solutions)
• Differentiablility - (Solutions)
  
• Multivariate Integration - (Solutions)
  
• The Mixing Tank Problem
• Example of a two-dimensional autonomous nonlinear system
• Counting and Probability Problems
  

Homework Assignments (will not be collected) and corresponding Homework Quizzes:

HW1: Due Wed. 4/11	10.1# 1-23 10.2# 1-20 10.3# 1,3,5,17-19 -Also, know how to do all problems from Group Worksheet 1 (Solutions). -Read the "Parameterized curves" section of the Directional Derivatives guide (Solutions) and do the problems listed listed under the heading "Some HW Questions:".	HW Quiz #1	Solutions
HW2: Due Fri. 4/20	10.5# 1-8, 17-30 -Finish reading, and do all problems in, the Directional Derivatives guide (Solutions). -Know how to do all problems from Group Worksheet 2 (Solutions).	No HW Quiz, Midterm I instead
HW3: Due Fri. 4/27	10.4# 1-46 (Regarding #11-16, I won't ask you this type of question on an exam/quiz EXCEPT as extra credit.  I WILL, however, ask you to show certain points are NOT differentiable.) 10.5# 35-38 -Read the Differentiability guide and understand all examples in it. -Know how to do all problems from Group Worksheet 3 (Solutions).	HW Quiz #3	Solutions
HW4: Due Wed. 5/2	10.6# 1-10, 13-16, 26-30 -Read the Multivariate Integration guide (Solutions) and do all exercises in it. -Know how to do all problems from Group Worksheet 4 (Solutions).	HW Quiz #4	Solutions
HW5: due Wed. 5/9	11.1# 1-12, 19-26 -Know how to do all problems from Group Worksheet 5 (Solutions).	HW Quiz #5	Solutions
HW6: Due Mon. 5/14	11.1# 27-32, 50-52, 57-66 (for all these problems, except 27 & 28, use the  nullclines to make a rough sketch of the solution curves) -Know how to do all problems from Group Worksheet 6 (Solutions). -Try PPLANE (instructions)	HW Quiz #6	Solutions
HW7: Due Wed. 5/23		HW Quiz #7	Solutions
HW8: Due Wed. 5/30		HW Quiz #8	Solutions
HW9: Due Wed. 6/6		HW Quiz #9	Solutions

Group Worksheets:

Exams:

Additional resources/solutions for course material:

• My previous 17C course's webpage
• Wolfram Alpha - an intuitive online symbolic computation engine that can handle almost all computations we'll do in this course.
• PPLANE (some basic intructions) - a simple to use online applet for plotting/analyzing 2D directional fields.
• Another Directional Field plotter - has fewer tools than PPLANE, but can be used if you have trouble loading PPLANE.
  
• Duane Kouba's 17C HW solutions - contains solutions to some of the text's even-numbered problems (note: numbering may be from previous edition and not match our text).
  

Math Help:

• The Student Academic Success Center offers free drop-in (tentatively Mon-Thurs 9am-4pm, Fri 9am-3pm - schedule posted here) and weekly small group tutoring which can be signed up for here.  Also they will have 17C workshops MWF 1:10-2:00pm in Dutton 3218 and TR   1:10-2:00pm in Dutton 3216.  Check their website for details and an up-to-date schedule.
• The Women's Resources and Research Center offers free drop-in tutoring (tentatively Tuesdays 5pm-7pm) for all male and female students of any math course. This weekly two hour event is generally referred to as Math Cafe and is a great place to get help from graduate and undergraduate math students in an informal setting. Check their website for details and an up-to-date schedule.
  

Other Important Information:

• Adding/Dropping the Course: The last day to add a course (sans PTA) this session is April 17, the last day to drop a course (sans PTD) is April 27.
• Cheating Policy: I will not tolerate cheating in this course, and I will follow the guidelines set forth by the university to punish those caught cheating. I will be checking identification at all exams, and will photocopy a random sample of exams before returning them. Please maintain the high academic standards of this university.
• Additional Help: The math department has a very useful webpage. They maintain sample copies of old exams, lists of tutors, etc. here.
• Students with Disabilities: Any student with a documented disability (e.g. physical, learning, psychiatric, vision, hearing, etc.) who needs to arrange reasonable accommodations must contact the Student Disability Center (SDC). Faculty are authorized to provide only the accommodations requested by the SDC. If you have any questions, please contact the SDC at 530/752-3184 or sdc@ucdavis.edu.