QUIZZES:
Solutions to quizzes that have already been given and to the midterm are available from soft reserves. The text of programs for various calculators is available at a website at the University of Arizona: click here to go there. You will want the All Sums, Slope Field and Euler programs.
EXAMS:
The final will be an overall test of the material covered in the course. There will be some review sessions in the week before the final. For the final exam, please bring one or two blue books, your graphing calculator (NOT TI-89 or TI-92), your ID, and something to write with. You may bring one 8.5"x11" sheet of notes with writing on ONE side only. No other notes or books may be used for this exam.
Please sit with an empty seat between you and the next student. Graphing calculators may be used (except the TI-89 or TI-92 may NOT be used). You may leave numerical answers in unsimplified form unless stated otherwise or you need the answer to compute something else. Make sure to justify your answers, i.e., explain your reasoning and show your work. In particular, if you use a theorem or rule, say what theorem or rule you are using and make sure to show that you have checked its conditions. Remember that part of each problem is to set it up and to arrive at the answer by a progression of logical steps. Please start each problem on a new page, write legibly, and put your name and the section in which you are enrolled on your blue book.
For some practice problems for the final exam, click for .dvi format, for postscript format or goto Bernhard Lamel's page for other formats by clicking here.