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Office Office Hours (for students from 
any section)
Phone
1
MTTF 
9:00-10:00
January 110 M. Feldman to Prof. Feldman Cupples 1 108A M Th 10:00-11:30 and by appt. 935-8111
2
MTTF
11:00-12:00
Brown 118 E. Wilson to Prof. Wilson Cupples I  18 Tu W F 1:30-2:30 and by appt. 935-6729

Each class begins at seven minutes after the hour and lasts until the end of the hour. Late arrivals and early departures are disruptive for other students, so please try to avoid them. You are responsible for any material covered in class and any announcements made there.  If you have to be absent, check with a responsible friend to see what you missed.

      Matlab Consultants:   Scott Whitehill,  Wednesdays, 3:30 - 5:30 p.m, ArtSci Computing Lab, Eads Hall
                                             Mike Mostardi, Sundays, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m., ArtSci Computing Lab, Eads Hall
 
 

Syllabus Contents
(Not all the links available online were printed out in the copy distributed in class.)


                                              Math 233 Electronic Bulletin Board

12/10  THERE WILL BE A REVIEW SESSION ON FRIDAY, DEC. 14 FROM 2:00 P.M. TO AROUND 4 P.M. IN BUSCH 100.  Busch Hall is the History Building.  It's located on the main quadrangle directly opposite from Cupples I (Math Building).  Busch 100 is on the first floor at the east end of the building. If you enter the building from the entrance closest to South Brookings, Busch 100 will be the first classroom on the left..

11/30 The format of the Final Exam will be entirely multiple choice--25-30 multiple choice problems and likely closer to 25 than to 30.  Slightly less than half of the questions will concern Chapter 13.1-13.5, the rest will be devoted to review questions from Chapters 9-12.  Be sure to know how to do the homework problems (both suggested and those assigned to be handed in) on Chapter 13.
The best way to prepare for the review questions may be to go over Exams 1-3 from this semester plus old final exams downloaded from the departmental website.
 
 

Professor Edward Wilson, Coordinator
Math 233
 

 
 
Introduction and General Advice Resources for Help
Graphing Calculators Grading
In-Semester and Final Exams Academic Integrity
Homework Policy and Suggestions
Daily Reading and Homework Problems A Math History Site

 
What Could I Do If I Majored in Math?
Other Information About Math Majors and Minors