Math 3354 and Math 3355

Calculus: Concepts, Explorations, and Applications--The Second Year

Welcome to the home page for MATH 3354 and MATH 3355, the second year sequence for the calculus curriculum initiative. This page includes course information such as the syllabus, links to the labs, and much more!

Philosophy of the Course. Overview of how the class will be taught and how we hope
students will learn.
Expectations and Policies. The expectations we have for the students of the class, as well as policies on grading, studying and academic dishonesty.
Syllabus for Math3354.
Syllabus for Math3355.The details of the topics to be covered and when they will covered, the times for each section, and other details.
Homework. A listing of homework assignments.
The Labs. The entry point to the labs for this course.
Related Resources. Information on tools for the labs and the class.

Useful Sites

Department of Mathematics Homepage
Registrar's Web Site Visit this site to find class schedules, course guides, information on final exams, on-line registration, and much more.

The Instructional Team

Rick Wicklin	The instructor.
	Office: Vincent Hall 451
	Phone: 626-1324
	Office Hours:	Wed, Fri 9:05-11:00
Bob Hesse	The workshop czar.
	Office: Vincent Hall 360
	Phone: 625-4392
	Office Hours:	Mon 10:10-12:05
Tim Brule	A workshop supervisor.
	Office: Vincent Hall 324
	Phone: 626-0072
	Office Hours:	Tue 2:30-3:35 pm
		Thur 12:20-1:10 3:35-4:25 pm
Gerry Naughton	A workshop supervisor.
	Office: Vincent Hall 9
	Phone: 625-5836
	Office Hours:	Mon, Fri 11:15 - 12:05 pm

Ernesto Schirmacher	A workshop supervisor.
	Office: Vincent Hall 356
	Phone: 625-0356
	Office Hours:	Tue 10:10-11:00, 2:30-3:20 pm
		Mon 2:30-3:20 pm

URL: http://www.geom.umn.edu/~math335x/
Copyright: 1996 by the Regents of the University of Minnesota.
Department of Mathematics. All rights reserved.
Comments to: hesse@math.umn.edu
Last modified: Jan 15 1997
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