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Analysis M421 II Syllabus Professor: Keith Promislow, D212 Wells Hall, 432-7135, kpromisl@math.msu.edu Office Hours: Th 10:00-11:00am, W 4:00-5:00pm, or by appt. Text: An Introduction to Analysis, 3rd ed., William Wade CH 5 CH 8 CH 9 Integrability on R. Euclidean Spaces. Topology of Euclidean Spaces CH 11 CH 12 Differentiability on Rn . Integration on Rn . (time permitting) Important Dates Aug. 31 Online open...
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Professor: Keith Promislow, D212 Wells Hall, 432-7135, kpromisl@math.msu.edu Office Hours: Th 10:00-11:00am, W 4:00-5:00pm, or by appt. Text: An Introduction to Analysis, 3rd ed., William Wade CH 5 CH 8 CH 9 Integrability on R. Euclidean Spaces. Topology of Euclidean Spaces CH 11 CH 12 Differentiability on Rn . Integration on Rn . (time permitting)
Important Dates Aug. 31 Online open add ends at 8pm. Sept. 3: Labor Day. No Classes. Sept. 7: Last day to late add a course or change sections within a course. Last day to drop to a lower level course. Sept. 20: Last day to drop and receive refund Oct. 16: LAST DAY TO DROP with no grade reported Nov. 22-23: Thanksgiving. No Classes. Wed. Dec 12: FINAL EXAM 12:45pm-2:45pm Grading 2 Hour Exams: 100 points each (Tentative dates: Oct 8, Nov 12). Your lowest hour exam percentage will be replaced with your final exam percentage if doing so raises your grade. There are NO make-up exams, a missed exam, for any reason, will be counted as your lowest. Homework: 200 points. These will be "selectively-graded" (just few a problems from each assignment) and returned. Your lowest two homeworks will be dropped. Homework is due in class on Wed. or during my office hours on Wed. No late homework is accepted. The homework must be written in a clear manner, with sufficient english prose to make the arguement readily understandable. If a grader cannot easily follow your work, you will lose points. Final Exam: 200 points. Wednesday Dec 12, 12:45-2:45pm. The university does not permit early final exams for any reason. The final is cumulative. No student should miss the final.
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