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MATH 20E: Vector Calculus
Summer Session II 2009

9/3/09 The final exam is scheduled from 8:00am - 11:00am on Saturday, September 5 in CSB 001. This Formula Sheet will be provided with the exam.

8/11/08 The number of days of participation required for clicker extra credit has been updated in the syllabus.

8/5/09 We will by using the iClicker classroom response system.
- After checking in during class, please register your clicker at http://www.iclicker.com/registration.
- Use your PID (e.g. A07123456) for your Student ID.

8/3/08 Starting on Tuesday August 4, the lectures will be podcast. Go to http://podcast.ucsd.edu for a list of courses being podcast

Course Syllabus Updated 8/11/09 You are responsible for knowing the information and policies in the syllabus.

Course Calendar Updated 8/3/09 Important dates for the course in a convenient calendar format

Contact Information Updated 8/27/09 Look here for contact information and office hours of your instructor and teaching assistant.

Clicker Questions Updated 9/2/09 Most clicker questions will be posted here after light editing to correct typographical errors.

Summer 2008 Exams in PDF format
Note: The above exams are provided "as is", exactly as they appeared when administered and without answers; in addition, they may differ in form and content from the exams given this term.

Course handouts (in PDF format)
- Formula Sheet provided at final examination
- Cylindrical Coordinates
- Spherical Coordinates
- Goat and Silo Problem

Summer Session Look here for answers to your administrative questions about summer courses.

Final Exam Responsibilities An outline of the responsibilities of faculty and students with regard to final exams

Policies on Examinations The Academic Senate policy regarding final examinations (These are the rules!)

Calculus Tutoring Links to information regarding the Calculus Tutoring Lab, OASIS, and private tutors (Note: Some of these may not be available during the summer.)
Wolfram|Alfa Wolfram's "long-term project to make all systematic knowledge immediately computable by anyone"
- Note: This is a powerful tool. However, it should not be used to avoid developing your own understanding.
HotMath.org Online resource for homework solutions
Calc101.com Automatic Calculus Derivatives and Integrals

Sites with helpful advice for studying Mathematics
- How to Study Mathematics
Interesting sites relating to Mathematics (If you see a Math site you like that's not here, email me the URL.)

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