Exams

There will be two midterm exams and the final exam. The time of these exams is as follows:
Midterm 1: 8:30pm-10p:15m, 10/1 10/11
Midterm 2: 8:30pm-10:15pm, 11/1
Final exam: 2:15pm-5:00pm, 12/13

Midterm 1 info

• Time and place: Th, Oct 11, 8:30-10:15 pm. Room assignments are as follows:
  Lecture 1 (Benjamin Sibley): Javits 102
  Lectures 2 (Demetre Kazaras) and 3 (Alexander Kirillov): Javits 100
  Lecture 4 (Yu Li): Javits 110
• Material covered: everything listed in the course syllabus up to section 6.4.
• Practice problems. Note: do not expect that the actual midterm will contain exactly these kinds of problems!
• Rules and policies: no books, notes, or calculators. Bring your university ID and pens/pencils; scrap paper will be provided. Make sure to write full solutions, not just answers; solutions should be written so that the grader can understand and follow your reasoning.

Midterm 2 info

• Time and place: Th, Nov 1, 8:30-10:15 pm. Room assignments are same as for midterm 1:
  Lecture 1 (Benjamin Sibley): Javits 102
  Lectures 2 (Demetre Kazaras) and 3 (Alexander Kirillov): Javits 100
  Lecture 4 (Yu Li): Javits 110
• Material covered: everything listed in the course syllabus from section 6.5 (Average value) up to section 7.5 (Logistic equation).
• Practice problems and solutions. Note: do not expect that the actual midterm will contain exactly these kinds of problems!
  Also, this collection of practice problems is much longer than the actual midterm - to give you more chances to practice.
• Rules and policies: no books, notes, or calculators. Bring your university ID and pens/pencils; scrap paper will be provided. Make sure to write full solutions, not just answers; solutions should be written so that the grader can understand and follow your reasoning.

Final exam info

• Time and place: Th, Dec 13, 2:15pm-5pm. Room assignments are as follows:
  Lecture 1 (Benjamin Sibley): Harriman Hall 137
  Lecture 2 (Demetre Kazaras): ESS 001
  Lecture 3 (Alexander Kirillov): Frey Hall 301, Frey Hall 305
  Lecture 4 (Yu Li): Physics P113
• Material covered: Everything we have studied, up to and including Section 8.7
• Practice problems (with answer key). Please also check the practice problems for midterms 1 and 2 posted above, and extra practice problems on Taylor series posted in WebAssign.
• Rules and policies: you are allowed one sheet of notes (letter size, two-sided). Other than that, no books, notes, or calculators. Bring your university ID and pens/pencils; scrap paper will be provided. Make sure to write full solutions, not just answers; solutions should be written so that the grader can understand and follow your reasoning.