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Course Syllabus & Assignment List for the Course

Math 2101 Syllabus List of practise problems, assignments & homework due. ( This is where you can find what and when assignments are due. )      
Upcoming Due Dates for Assignments & Upcoming Exam Dates
Exam 3 : Wed Nov 25; the exam covers 15.6-15.8 & 16.1-16.4
A Copy of Review for Exam 3.
Hw due Wed Dec 2: 17.1 & 17.2 Hw due Fri Dec 4: 17.3 Hw due Mon Dec 7: 17.4  
 
     
Other Pertinent Course Stuff
For class on Nov 18 & 20 : 16.8: : Triple Integral in Spherical Coordinates. For class on Nov 16 & 18 : 16.7: : Triple Integral in Cylindrical Coordinates. For class on Nov 13 & 16 : 16.6: : three types of general solids in R^3; Page 1; Page 2; Page 3. For class on Nov 6 : 16.3: : three types of regions in R^2.
Solutions to Exam 2 Page 1 ; Page 2 ; Page 3 ; Page 4 ; Page 5 ; Page 6 . Common errors from 15.5 : Problems 38 and 51 . Solutions to Exam 1 Page 1 ; Page 2 ; Page 3 ; Page 4 ; Page 5 ; Page 6 .






A few mathematica examples for Multivariable Calculus

using mathematica to plot Vector Fields in 2D and 3D (Examples for 17.1) A quick Reference for Mathematica ; you may find this handy when you work on mathematica assignments (Aug, 2009.) Plotting 3-D surfaces
( For section 13.6 in class on Sept 11 & 14)
Parametric Plot 3D for plotting space curves
( For sections 14.1 & 14.2 in class on Sept 16 & 18)
Plotting Contour Curves and z=f(x,y)
( For sections 15.1-15.7 )
using mathematica to plot intersection of two surfaces - two cylinders A picture of the intersection of two cylinders ParametricPlot 3D for parametric surfaces (Examples for 17.6)











External Resources on Multivariable Calculus

Archives on Multivariable Calculus National Council of Teachers in Mathematics (NCTM) standards for Calculus Mathematical Modeling in the real and Complex World The CLeaR Project








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