MATH1011 Applications of Calculus (Summer School)

General Information

The unit of study MATH1011 Introduction to Calculus will be offered at the Summer School. Further information will be posted here in due course.

Teaching material relating to MATH1011 will be made available from this page while the Summer School is in progress. At other times you may try the regular MATH1011 page.

For the full list of Mathematics and Statistics Units offered in the Summer School see the Mathematics and Statistics Summer School page. Further information about Mathematics and Statistics Units at the University of Sydney see the main Mathematics and Statistics teaching page.

For general information about the Summer School see the Summer School web page.

Summer Online Resources

Links will be added here as the Summer School progresses.

• Email contacts: George Papadopoulos (Lecturer), Collin Zheng (Tutor), Audrey Deheinzelin (Tutor)

Course notes: Now available for purchase at Kopystop, 55 Mountain St, Broadway, phone: 9211 2733.

Textbook: Calculus, James Stewart, 6th [Metric International] Edition, Thompson/Brooks-Cole (2008). ISBN-13: 978-0-495-01160-6

Web quizzes: you should attempt the web quizzes as you progress through the course as a way of self-assessment. They can be found here.

Consultation Hours: Consultations will be held every Tuesday directly after the tutorial (1-2pm) in Carslaw 495.

Quizzes and Assignments: The assignment is now available and is due at the beginning of the last lecture, namely 10am on the 14th February 2012. Please do start working on it straight away as it's worth 25% of your final mark and will take considerable time to complete!

• Assignment

There will be two quizzes, each worth 10% of the final raw mark of the whole course. They are held during the tutorials on 23/1/2012 and 6/2/2012 (weeks 4 and 6 respectively).

• Quiz 1 Practice Questions

• Quiz 1 Solutions

• Quiz 1 Marking Scheme

• Quiz 2 Practice Questions

• Quiz 2 Solutions

• Quiz 2 Marking Scheme

Pre-Exam Consultation: will be held in Carslaw 495, on Friday 17th February 2011 3-5pm. Check this space for more details later!

Final Exam: will be held on Monday the 20th of February 2011 in Carslaw 360/361 at 1:50pm (please arrive EARLY!) Check this space for more details later!

Information Sheet: please read it carefully as it has much useful information, including a (draft) syllabus for the course and the tutorial allocations.

• Information Sheet

Lecture Slides: will be added here as they are updated for you to print out and bring to lectures:

• Part 1: Periodic Functions (annotated)

• Part 2: Data Scaling (annotated)

• Part 3: Single Variable Differential Calculus (annotated)

• Part 4: Introduction to Multi-Variable Differential Calculus (annotated)

• Part 5: The Method of Least Squares (annotated)

• Part 6: Series

• Collin's Series Lecture Notes

• Part 7: Single Variable Integral Calculus (annotated)

• Part 8: Introduction to Multi-Variable Integral Calculus

Exercise Sheets: please print out a copy and bring it with you to each tutorial! Solutions will be posted following each Tuesday's tutorial.

• Solutions to Exercise Sheet 1
• Solutions to Exercise Sheet 2
• Solutions to Exercise Sheet 3
• Solutions to Exercise Sheet 4
• Solutions to Exercise Sheet 5
• Solutions to Exercise Sheet 6
• Solutions to Exercise Sheet 7
• Solutions to Exercise Sheet 8
• Solutions to Exercise Sheet 9
• Solutions to Exercise Sheet 10
• Exercise Sheet 11
• Exercise Sheet 12

Lecture notes from Semester 1 2010 (an additional study resource, they are not the 2012 Summer School lecture slides):

• 1st Set, Part 1, Part 2
• 2nd Set, Part 1, Part 2
• 3rd Set, Part 1, Part 2
• 4th Set, Part 1, Part 2
• 5th Set, Part 1, Part 2
• 6th Set, Part 1, Part 2
• 7th Set
• 8th Set
• 9th Set, Part 1, Part 2
• 10th Set, Part 1, Part 2
• 11th Set, Part 1, Part 2
• 12th Set, Part 1, Part 2

Provisional 2012 Summer Timetable

All rooms are in the Carslaw building unless otherwise indicated.

Students meet with the lecturer for the first time at 10 am on Monday 9 January 2012 in Carslaw Lecture Theatre 375. At that time students will receive their tutorial allocation. The anticipated tutorial streams appear below, though the final number of tutorial streams is subject to sufficient overall enrolments, known in December 2011.