MTH 132, Section 001
MWF 9:00-9:50AM

Instructor:  Dr. Al Gerheim
gerheim@uri.edu, 102D Lippitt Hall
Office Hours TBD or by appointment

Course Description
Continuation of MTH 131. Topics related to trigonometric functions, integration by parts and partial fractions, partial derivatives, infinite series. Applications to problems such as optimization, probability theory, simple differential equations.

Course Goals
MTH 132 is the second semester of the calculus sequence for students not needing MTH 141 and 142 (which are designed for students in the physical sciences, engineering, and math). After taking MTH 131-132, students will be familiar with and able to apply the theory and techniques of calculus in numerical, graphical, and algebraic contexts. Primarily through their textbook, they will have been exposed to examples that illustrate how calculus is involved in real-life settings.

Required Materials
Text Picture

Applied Calculus (5th edition) by Hughes-Hallett et al
. Access to a digital copy is available with your purchase of access to WileyPLUS (see below); for this reason purchasing a hard copy is optional, but all students should have access to the text by the second class period. New copies of the textbook purchased from the university bookstore come with an access code for WileyPLUS included.


A subscription to WileyPLUS (www.wileyplus.com). This is the source for all homework assignments for the course (which are to be completed online) and has other useful features. If you have used WileyPLUS in the past, you may be able to use your previous subscription; try this first before resubscribing. 
Helpful links:  Register for Class cls559573 at WileyPlus   Tutorial on Registration

A graphing calculator. While the course will not focus on teaching you how to use a graphing calculator, you will be allowed to use one on homework and most exams, and some problems will expect you to use one.

  
Grading

3 Midterm Exams:    100 points each
Final Exam               150 points
Homework                 50 points
Quizzes                    100 points
Total:                       600 points

93 - 100 A           
90  -  92 A-          
87  -  89 B+         
83  -  86 B            
80  -  82 B-
77  -  79 C+
73  -  76 C
70  -  72 C-
67  -  69 D+
60  -  66 D

Syllabus

 Week  Events  Section  Problems
January 23 Review of MTH 131
Integration by Substitution


6.6


1 -- 36
January 30 Integration by Parts 
Density Function
Cumulative Distribution Function
6.7
7.1
7.2
all odds up to #25
odds 1 -- 10
odds 1 -- 11
 Due February 6
WileyPlus for Chapter 6
   
February 6
Median and Mean
Functions of Two Variables
7.3
8.1
2, 3, 5, 7
all odds
 Due February 13 WileyPlus for Chapters 6, 7
   
February 13 Exam 1(covers ch6 and ch7) 
Contour Diagrams

8.2
Midterm Exam 1 Feb 13
1-12, 25, 26
February 20 Partial Derivatives
Partial Derivatives Algebraically
8.3
8.4
3 -- 8, 16 -- 18
3 -- 11,19, 20
February 27 Critical Points & Optimization
Constrained Optimization
8.5
8.6
6 -- 15, 17, 18
1 -- 10
March 6 Constrained Optimization
8.6
Review
1-10 again
March 6
Mar 6 Last day to drop    
March 13-19     Spring Break
 Due March 20
WileyPlus for Chapter 8
   
 March 20 Exam 2 covers Chapter 8
  Mideterm Exam 2 March 20
March 20 Slope Fields ODEs 9.1 2 -- 14
March 27 Solutions of ODEs 9.2 1 -- 12, 14, 15, 20, 21
April 3 Growth and Decay 9.3
9.4
all
1 -- 10
April 10 Modeling 9.6
9.7
1 -- 15
1 -- 12
April 17
Geometric Series
10.1
10.3

Due April 24 WileyPlus for Chapter 9
   
April 24 Exam 3 covers Chapter 9
Review / Snow Days
  Midterm Exam 3 April 24
May 1 Review    
TBD Final exam   Time TBD in our usual room