MA441 B124 - Analytic Geometry and Calculus I

Instructor: KWANG HYUN KIM

Contact info:kkim@qcc.cuny.edu http://kwangkim.github.io/MA441

Please, use your tigermail.

Class meets

• Mon 08:10AM-09:00AM at S-211
• Tue 08:10AM-09:00AM at S-211
• Tue 09:10AM-10:00AM at S-219(LAB)
• Thr 08:10AM-10:00AM at S-211

Office hour at S-320A

• Mon 09:00AM-10:00AM
• Mon 11:00AM-12:00PM
• Tue 12:00AM-01:00PM

TEXT:Calculus, 7th(ISBN-978-0-538-49781-7) by James Stewart

Graphic Calculator(TI-84 is recommended) is required.

Grading

• Class exam(45%):TEST 1(15%), TEST2(15%), TEST3(15%)
• QUIZ(5%): 4 quizzes ( I will drop the lowest one.)
• MAPLE(or SAGE) PROJECT(10%): 4 LAB(5%), Final project(5%)
• Homework(10%): 10 Team posting homework every weeks.+1 HW as extra
  *. Final(30%)- I will replace one of lowest scores of TEST1, 2, 3 if final score is higher.

April 16, 2015 is the last day to withdraw.

####Project/ Homework Policy

• There is no late homework/projects will be accepted. I strongly suggested you submit at least one day earlier than their due dates.
• Academic Integrity is very important. All projects must be the original work of the student (and group if applicable) to get a proper grade for projects.

####Communication

You need to sign-up using your tigermail.

• http://www.piazza.com - Q&A discussion board with course materials including project, quiz and test. Download the app from app store or playstore.
  For sign-up: Use this http://piazza.com/queensborough_cc/spring2015/ma441b124 with access code 441 or check your tigermail.

Attendance Policy

Unexcused absences beyond 15% of course hours(2 weeks) result in a failing grade for the course. To excuse your absences, a proper document with early notice is necessary. Two late marks count as one absence. If students leave early with early notice, I will consider as one late mark.

No SNS and phone policy

Please, silence your cellphone and other electronic devices. Except early notice, do not use SNS or phone.
For the quiz and test, students should turn off their electronic devices and put them in their bag to avoid a failing grade for the quiz, or test.