Math 102 - Calculus I with Economics Applications - Spring 2005

• Course Policies (.pdf file)
• Tentative Course Syllabus

• Reading Assignments for the semester
  
• Homework Assignments
• Inclass Exercises
• Calculate your current grade

• Suggestions for reading a math book
• Guidelines for submitting reading assignments
• Etiquette for using the computers in Room A102 during class.

• Resources for Maple
  • Wheaton's license for Maple allows you to run the program on your own machine as long as it is connected to the campus network. You can download the instructions for a Mac here and for Windows here. Let me know if you have any problems with this.

  • If you're interested in purchasing your own copy of the Student Edition of Maple, you can get a reduced price at webstore.maplesoft.com using Promotion Code: AD5675 and Course Name: T Ratliff. This is only available to students registered in the class.

  • I written a Maple Cheat Sheet (.pdf file) with the vast majority of the commands you'll need this semester.

  • Mike Pepe of Seattle Central Community College has written a nice Maple Essentials tutorial.

  • A good resource is Waterloo Maple's Student Center.

• In addition to my office hours, there will be drop-in tutoring hours organized by the College Learning Center in the Clark Room in the Library. If you're not sure where the Clark Room is, just ask at the front desk of the Library. You'll have priority with Chris, but the other Calculus tutors will also be able to help you if there aren't any students there from their courses. The tutoring schedule is posted at the CLC's site.