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MATH 201 - CALCULUS I
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FALL 2023
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Exam Review
http://faculty.salisbury.edu/~tvbanks/C1-Exams.htm
Class Hours and Locations
Section 005: MWF 10:00am - 10:50am, HS 113
Th 10:00am - 10:50am, PH 149
Section 006: MWThF 8:00am - 8:50am, DH 112
Text Book
Calculus: Early Transcendentals
by James Stewart (ninth edition), Cengage Learning, 2021.
Software
Mathematica.
Mathematica Online for Faculty and Students.
Prerequisites
Trigonometry and MATH 140 or equivalent.
Departmental Syllabus
MATH 201
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Evaluation Procedures
There will be three exams and a comprehensive final along with weekly homework assignments and several quizzes to be announced. On all problems, you must show your work. No work, no credit (even for correct answers). This applies to exams as well. In general, there will be no make up exams. The final grade for the course will be calculated in this fashion: Homework, Quizzes, Lab Work 30%, Tests 50%, Final 20%. If your grade on the final exam is higher than on any of your other test scores it will replace the lowest test score.
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The Calculus Readiness Program (CRP)
Description: The CRP is a mandatory program that supplements all MATH 201 courses. The program’s purpose is to help students refresh and maintain precalculus skills necessary for success in MATH 201 and subsequent courses. The program consists of weekly modules that students access via the Calculus Readiness Program MyClasses site. All students are required to pass a comprehensive Gateway Assessment by Friday, October 6th. Active and regular participation in the program is required of all students enrolled in MATH 201 until they have met this requirement. (NOTE: CRP participation is optional for students who score an 85% or better on their first Gateway Assessment attempt but are still encouraged to utilize the CRP materials.)
Calculus Readiness Gateway Assessment: In order to successfully earn a C or better in MATH 201, students are required to pass a comprehensive Gateway Assessment with a score of 85% or higher by Friday, October 6th. The assessment will be administered via students’ MyClasses accounts and must be taken using a campus computer. All MATH 201 students will take the Gateway Assessment on Friday, September 1st during their regularly scheduled class meeting. From Tuesday, September 5th to Friday, October 6th, students can take the Gateway Assessment in Henson 153 during various scheduled times each week; please refer to the Calculus Readiness MyClasses page for these specific times. The Gateway Assessment will be proctored and offered on a first come, first served basis since there are a limited number of computers in the lab. Student’s must show student ID to attempt the assessment. Students can attempt the assessment as many times as necessary and are encouraged to complete the CRP requirement as early in the semester as possible. Students who do not show sufficient competence on the Gateway Assessment will be encouraged to withdraw by Friday, October 13th but no later than Friday, November 3rd (the last day to drop with a grade of W).
Math Emporium Tutors: The Department of Mathematical Sciences offers free, drop-in tutoring for Calculus Readiness topics. The Math Emporium tutors are available at scheduled times each week in GAC 201.
MATH 140 Alternative: A section of MATH 140 (College Algebra and Trigonometry) will run the second half of the semester, during the 7 Week 2 Session, for those students who choose to withdraw from MATH 201. The course will begin on Wednesday, October 18th. Students wanting to enroll in this accelerated course should contact Dr. Holdai at vxholdai@salisbury.edu as soon as possible.
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Grading Scale:
| 90-100% | - |
A |
| 80-89.9% | - |
B |
| 70-79.9% | - |
C |
| 60-69.9% | - |
D |
| 0-59.9% |
- | F |
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Attendance Policy:
You are expected to attend all classes. If you miss a class, it is your
responsibility to get the notes and the assignments from another member of the
class.
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Homework:
Homework will be assigned through WebAssign
and can be accessed under the assignments tab in MyClasses. Should you have any questions regarding homework please feel free to ask between classes or during my office hours.
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Important Dates:
Monday, August 28: Classes Begin.
Friday, September 1: Last day to drop/add without penalty.
Monday, September 4: No class (Labor Day Holiday).
Friday, November 3: Last day to withdraw with grade of W.
Wednesday, November 22 - Friday, November 24: No class (Thanksgiving)
Monday, December 11: Classes End.
Section 005: Friday, December 15: Final Exam, 10:45 am - 1:15 pm, Location: HS 113
Section 006: Wednesday, December 13: Final Exam, 8:0 am - 10:30 am, Location: DH 112
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Exam Dates (subject to change*):
Exam 1: Friday, September 29*
Exam 2: Friday, October 27*
Exam 3: Monday, November 20*
Section 005: Final Exam: December 15
Section 006: Final Exam: December 13
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Academic Integrity:
Issues involving academic dishonesty will be dealt with in accordance with
the
SU Policy on Academic Misconduct.
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Henson Course Repeat Policy:
Students may repeat courses offered by the Henson School of Science & Technology one time at Salisbury University without special permission.
This policy applies to all undergraduate courses offered in the Henson School of Science & Technology, effective academic year 2013-2014.
For more information please see the Henson School of Science and Technology.
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Students with Disabilities:
Any student registered with the Disability Resource Center who would like to utilize approved accommodations in their courses should contact their faculty member as soon as possible to arrange a meeting to coordinate any and all accommodations.
Students with disabilities can request reasonable accommodations, auxiliary aids and services, and/or modifications to University policies, through the DRC by following the DRC's procedures for
Requesting Accommodations, Modifications, Aids, and Services.
The office can be reached via email at disabilitysupport@salisbury.edu, by phone at (410) 543-6087, or by visiting Guerrieri Student Union, Room 229.
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Departmental Tutoring Center:
The Mathematics and Computer Science Department provides free tutoring for students enrolled in 100- and 200- level math and computer science courses. It opens each semester on the first week of class and continues to the last day of class. The center is closed during final exam week and school holidays. The Tutoring Center is located at the Mathematics Emporium in the Patricia R. Guerrieri Academic Commons (GAC), room 201 and operates on a walk-in basis, no appointment necessary. The tutoring schedule can be found here. |
University Writing Center:
The university provides writing assistance to all students on any paper or project. The University Writing Center is located in Guerrieri Academic Commons (GAC), room 260. More information can be found here:
University Writing Center.
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Departmental Tolerance Policy
The Department of Mathematics & Computer Science believes that every person deserves to be treated with respect. We are dedicated to fostering a teaching and learning environment in which all people feel free to share their unique experiences, backgrounds, perspectives, ideas, and identities.
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