MATH1021 Calculus of One Variable

General Information

MATH1021 is a Junior (or first-year) unit forming part of the Mainstream Mathematics stream.

• Credit point value: 3CP.
• Classes per week: Two lectures and one tutorial.
• Lecturer(s) in 2019: Brad Roberts and Fernando Viera
• Email contact address: MATH1021@sydney.edu.au.

  Students: please check if your question can be answered by referring to the FAQ page before emailing us. If you decide to email us please include your name and SID.

Students have the right to appeal any academic decision made by the School or Faculty: see sydney.edu.au/students/academic-appeals.html.

You may also view the description of MATH1021 in the University's course search database.

Information sheet for MATH1021

All students should read the information sheet. The information includes (for example) details of the assessment procedure, including dates of assessment tasks.

Answers to frequently asked questions

See the main junior mathematics page for information relating to all junior mathematics units, and see in particular the Junior Maths FAQ page.

Canvas

Please familiarise yourself with the MATH1021 Canvas site, as you will need to visit it to submit your assignments, check your marks, and view lecture recordings. You will also gain access to the MATH1021 Ed discussion forum by clicking one of the Ed links on the Canvas site.

Online Quizzes

There are 12 weekly online quizzes, which will be run on WeBWorK. A list of the opening and closing times for the quizzes can be found on the MATH1021 information sheet.

Each online quiz consists of a set of randomised questions. You will have one hour to complete a quiz each time you open it. Note that if you start a quiz within an hour of the closing time, you will only get the remaining time to complete it (not the full hour). After completing a quiz, you will receive the total mark for the quiz, and will be told which questions you got correct or incorrect. You have unlimited attempts at each quiz, and your best mark counts. After the deadline, you will be able to review your answers and you will be given the solutions.

The best 10 of your 12 quizzes will count, making each worth 1%. You cannot apply for special consideration for the quizzes. The better mark principle will apply for the total 10%, which means if your overall exam mark is higher, then your 10% for quizzes will come from your exam.

Weekly Consultations

During semester the lecturers are available for weekly consultations at the following times:

• Brad Roberts: Thursday 1-2m Room 605 Carslaw
• Fernando Viera: Monday 2-3pm Room 605 Carslaw

Course Notes for MATH1021

The course notes are available at Kopystop. It is strongly recommended that students purchase a copy of the course notes.

Class Representatives

Umar Affendi, Saua Ah Him Vaai, Moses Kim, Tomas Lawton, Gwen Masonsong, Samir Omar, Satvika Vyas and Jay Zi have volunteered to be your class representatives.

They will meet with the Head of School later in the semester. We would like to know what you like about the unit and where things can be improved. If you have any issues you would like discussed, then please email your class representatives using the address MATH1021classreps@maths.usyd.edu.au, and let them know your views.

Online Resources

For enrolled students or other authorized people only, here is a link to the Canvas page for MATH1021.

Useful Links

• Handbook:
  Every student should have a copy of the Junior Mathematics and Statistics Handbook.
• Examination Timetable:
  For general information on examinations, including the end of semester examination timetable, see the University's Examination Information web site.
• The Faculty Handbook entry:
  The description of MATH1021 in the central units of study database.

Timetable