References: The textbook for this course is Stewart, Multivariable Calculus. The bookstore has 7th edition. Earlier editions will work just fine; however keep in mind that problem numbering may change slightly from one edition to the next. There is also a copy on reserve in the library.
Outline: We will cover most of the material from chapters 15,16,17.
Handouts:
Homework: Below is a list of suggested problems which will help you
prepare for the quizzes, midterm and final.
The problems are taken from Multivariable Calculus, Seventh Edition,
Stewart. Please note: while the homework is NOT graded; however
it is essential
to attempt as many of these problems as you feel needed to understand the
material. The best way to study for this course is to do the problems
first, then read the book or consult me/TA if you get stuck. You may want
to do the odd questions first.
15.6: 1-12
15.7: 1-22, 27-38
15.8: 1-12, 15-24, 29, 30
15.9: 1-30, 39-41
15.10: 1-10, 15-19, 23-26
16.1: 1-14, 21-24
16.2: 1-16, 19-22
16.3: 3-9, 12-20, 30
16.4: 1-14, 27
16.5: 1-8, 13-20
16.6: 1, 2, 13-18, 19-26, 33-36, 39-50
16.7: 5-32
16.8: 1-10, 13-15
16.9: 1-14, 17, 18
17.1: 1-13, 17-32
17.2: 1-10, 13-18, 23-28
17.4: 1-11
In addition to regular homework, I will occasionally give "bonus questions" during the class. You are welcome to hand in the bonus questions to me for bonus marks.
Evaluation:
The evaluation will consist of several short in-class quizzes (about once
or twice
every two or three weeks); an in-class
midterm and a final.
The grade will be calculated based on the maximum of:
25% quizzes, 25% midterm, 50% final
20% quizzes, 20% midterm, 60% final
The worst quiz will be dropped. There will be no makeups of
quizzes.