• To prepare for the exams, you should go over the homework problems as well as your class notes. More practice problems, as well as sample exams, can be found below.

• First midterm: Wednesday, February 18--covers Sec. 5.1-5.8, 5.10

• Practice problems (with solutions)

• Midterm solutions

• Second midterm: Wednesday, March 25--covers Sec. 6.1-6.4, 6.7, 7.1-7.3

• The midterm is one hour long; please show up 5 to 10 minutes before class to start early.

• Nongraphing calculators are allowed. Bring your own if you have one; calculators will also be available in class.

• Review problems from the textbook. Solutions are available on Moodle (login required). Go to the course webpage from your Moodle start page, and look for the solution files under "Midterm 2 review problems solutions". The solutions to all exercises are in one file--make sure to scroll down to find the solution you want.

• Third midterm: Friday, April 24--covers Sec. 7.4-7.5, 8.1-8.5

• The midterm is one hour long; please show up 5 to 10 minutes before class to start early.

• Nongraphing calculators are allowed. Bring your own if you have one; calculators will also be available in class.

• Review sheet. Contains practice problems with solutions, as well as odd numbered review exercises from the textbook. Section 1 (8AM): Tuesday, May 5, 2:30-5:30 Section 5 (9AM): Saturday, May 2, 8:30-11:30

Location

Section 1 (8AM): Tuesday, May 5, 2:30-5:30, in Stein 215 (note change in classroom)

Section 5 (9AM): Saturday, May 2, 8:30-11:30, in Swords 328

Exam policy

• The exam is cummulative.

• You are allowed to bring a one-sided, regular size, hand-written sheet of paper with formulas to the exam. Making it is a good review for the exam; make sure that you also know how to apply everything that you put on the formula sheet.

• Bring a non-graphing calculator to the exam if you have one. There will be extra TI-30 calculators available in the exam room.

• You have three hours for the test, but the exam is designed to take only around two hours. Use any spare time to double check your answers.

To study for the final, review the practice midterms, insisting on the topics where you didn't do well on the past tests. When you think you understand a topic, make sure to test yourself by doing practice problems from the corresponding section in the textbook. You can use the practice problems from the midterm reviews above, or choose similar problems from the textbook. Here are solutions to the midterms: First midterm, Second midterm, Third midterm.

For Sec. 8.6 and 8.7, use Homework 11 as practice problems. Solutions are available on Moodle. In Sec. 8.7, we only covered the Taylor series formula, obtaining new Taylor series from old ones by substitution etc, and the two applications to computing limits and integrals.