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151 MATH Class Lecturer: Kyle Joecken Differential Calculus I Summer 2005 Contact Information Office: MW (Mathematics Tower) 250 Office Hours: MTWThF 1:30 2:18 (or by appointment) Office Phone: (614) 292-7071 Email: joecken@math.ohio-state.edu (preferred method of contact) Webpage: http://www.math.ohio-state.edu/~joecken Class Information Time: 12:30 1:18 Room: CH (Cockins Hall) 420 Class Policy The lecture...
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151 MATH Class Lecturer: Kyle Joecken
Differential Calculus I
Summer 2005
Contact Information Office: MW (Mathematics Tower) 250 Office Hours: MTWThF 1:30 2:18 (or by appointment) Office Phone: (614) 292-7071 Email: joecken@math.ohio-state.edu (preferred method of contact) Webpage: http://www.math.ohio-state.edu/~joecken Class Information Time: 12:30 1:18 Room: CH (Cockins Hall) 420 Class Policy The lecture has midterms on Friday, July 8th and Friday, July 29th. The final exam will be Wednesday, August 24th at 11:30 AM. Please be on time every day. (non-alcoholic Drinking beverages) is permitted. Eating is not. Extraneous talking is not permitted. Mathematical talking is required. Calculators with a Computer Algebra System (TI-89, TI-92 and the like) are not permitted. Having a graphing calculator is encouraged but not necessary. Grading Policy Homework will be assigned ever...
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