December 10: Solutions to the final version A / version B / version C / version D. The correct answers are marked by an asterisk.
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December 1: The seats for the final exam have been randomly assigned. In order to find out your seat, go to this web page and enter your student ID. Please take it seriously: sitting in the wrong seat will be considered an academic integrity violation and will be reported to the AI Office.
The last lecture, on Friday, December 2, will be in the form of a Q&A session/office hour. Prepare your questions about the material covered in the class.
There will be extra office hours on Friday, December 2, 5:30 - 7 PM, at AP&M 6321.
November 28: You can submit the CAPE reviews for this course using the link. If the overall response rate for the lecture reaches 65% your second lowest homework score will be dropped when computing the final grade (in addition to the lowest homework score)
About the final exam: The final exam will take place in person on Monday, December 5, 11:30 AM - 2:30 PM, CENTR 115;
You are allowed to bring two standard (A4 or 8.5x11) sheets with handwritten notes on both sides; no other notes or books are allowed; no use of electronic devices of any kind (phones, smart watches, tablets, calculators) is allowed;
The seats will be randomly assigned; you will receive a link to the website where you will find your assigned seats; please let me know no later than Wednesday if you prefer a left-handed seat;
You have to wear a face mask and you must have your student ID with you at all time during the exam; you must bring your own pen and/or pencil;
The exam will consist of approximately 16 multiple choice questions; each question will have only one correct answer; you will have to fill in a bubble sheet with your answers, so it might be a good idea to bring a pencil;
The final exam is cumulative and covers all the topics discussed in the lectures;
The final exam problems will be similar to the homework problems; you can use the copies of the homework assignments available on Edfinity (called Practice Homework) to practice the problems with unlimited attempts;
The exam will have multiple versions that will be assigned according to your (assigned) seats;
Before the start of the exam, do not enter the room until instructed by the proctors;
During the exam, do not remove any pages from the exam.
November 24: Homework 8 is available on Edfinity. Due: Friday, December 2, 11:59 PM.
November 18: Solutions to Midterm 2 can be downloaded here.
November 15: Solutions to Practice midterm 2 are available for download pdf.
Midterm 2 problems can be downloaded here.
Homework 7 is available on Edfinity. Due: Wednesday, November 23, 11:59 PM. Textbook homework problems are available below.
November 14: Important midterm 2 updates. Midterm 2 will be a take-home exam. The problems will be posted on this website on Wednesday, November 16.
Midterm 2 will not be graded and you do not have to turn your exams in. The solutions will be posted on this website on Thursday, November 17.
All students automatically get full score for Midterm 2. The grading schemes remain unchanged.
There will be no lecture on November 16.
November 11: Practice midterm 2 is available for download pdf. Solutions will be presented during the lecture on Monday, November 14, and later posted on this website.
November 6: Important: There will be no in-person lecture on Monday, November 7. You can watch the prerecorded lecture here. On Wednesday, November 9, the lecture will be held in person as usually.
November 5: Homework 6 is available on Edfinity. Due: Friday, November 11, 11:59 PM.
October 28: Homework 5 is available on Edfinity. Due: Friday, November 4, 11:59 PM. Textbook homework problems are available below.
October 25: Solutions to Midterm 1 can be downloaded here.
October 21: Midterm 1 has been graded. You can submit regrade requests on Gradescope until Sunday, October 30.
Homework 4 is available on Edfinity. Due: Friday, October 28, 11:59 PM. Textbook homework problems are available below.
October 17: Solutions to Practice midterm 1 are available for download pdf.
October 13: The office hour schedule has been updated (again). Check the timetable and the calendar.
Practice midterm 1 is available for download pdf. Solutions will be presented during the lecture on Monday, October 17, and later posted on this website.
Midterm 1 will take place (in person) on Wednesday, October 19, 1 - 1:50 PM at CENTR 115 (during the lecture). the seats have been randomly assigned to the students registered for this course. In order to find out your seat, go to this web page and enter your student ID. Please take it seriously, if you are caught sitting at the wrong seat, you will lose the opportunity to drop one of the homeworks when computing your final grade;
you are allowed to bring one standard (A4 or 8.5x11) sheet with handwritten notes on both sides; no other notes or books are allowed; no use of electronic devices of any kind (phones, smart watches, tablets, calculators) is allowed;
write all your solutions on the exam paper; do not remove any pages from the exam.
October 11: Homework 3 is available on Edfinity. Due: Tuesday, October 18, 11:59 PM. Textbook homework problems are available below.
October 5: The office hour schedule has been updated (starting week 3). Check the timetable and the calendar.
October 3: Homework 2 is available on Edfinity. Due: Monday, October 10, 11:59 PM. Textbook homework problems are available below.
Important. If you have not done this yet, go to Canvas Quizzes and fill in the survey called First Day Survey: Tell Me About Yourself #FinAid. You have to submit this survey before the end of week 2. Submitting this survey will automatically report your commencement of academic activity in this course (required by the Department of Education). Failing to submit by the due date may lead to loss of financial aid award. You have to submit this survey independently of whether or not you have already submitted a similar survey for another class.
September 27: Arijit's office hours on Thursday September 29, 3 - 5 PM, are held remotely via zoom (link)
September 25:The due date for Homework 1 on Edfinity has been changed to Monday, October 3.
Important: To enter vectors in Edfinity use the angle vector notation ( or ) rather than the standard unit vector decomposition (unless specifically instructed to use the standard unit vector decomposition).
September 19: Welcome to MATH 10C: Calculus III!
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We will be communicating with you and making announcements through an online question and answer platform called Piazza (sign up link: piazza.com/ucsd/winter2016/math180a).We ask that when you have a question about the class that might be relevant to other students, you post your question on Piazza instead of emailing us. That way, everyone can benefit from the response.Posts about homework or exams on Piazza should be content based. While you are encouraged to crowdsource and discuss coursework throughPiazza, please do not post complete solutions to homework problems there. Questions about grades should be brought to the instructors,in office hours. You can also post private messages to instructors on Piazza, which we prefer to email.
Academic Integrity: UC San Diego'scode of academic integrityoutlines the expected academic honesty of all studentd and faculty, and details the consequences for academic dishonesty.The main issues are cheating and plagiarism, of course, for which we have a zero-tolerance policy. (Penalties for theseoffenses always include assignment of a failing grade in the course, and usually involve an administrative penalty, suchas suspension or expulsion, as well.) However, academic integrity also includes things like giving credit where creditis due (listing your collaborators on homework assignments, noting books or papers containing information you used insolutions, etc.), and treating your peers respectfully in class. In addition, here are a few of our expectations foretiquette in and out of class.
Grades Your grade is determined by the total of your scores on the required work: Exam 1:100 points Final:150 points Exam 2: 100 points Online homework: 40 points Exam 3: 100 points Tutorial: 10 points Total500 points
The final grade will also include your performance on homework and in tutorial. As a general rule the addition of your performance on the homework and tutorials will slightly improve your overall performance. Roughly speaking doing 92% of the required work correctly will result in an A; doing 82% or more of the required work correctly will result in an A-, B+, or B; doing 72% or more of the required work correctly will result in a B-, C+, or C; and doing 57% or more of the required work correctly will result in a C- or a D. The plus and minuses will only be used for the final course grade. Note that failure to do homework and attend tutorial can lower your final grade by as much as a full letter grade.
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