Math 100: Calculus I
Section 105

General Information

• Office: MATH 229B, 604-827-3031
• Email: "lior" (at) Math.UBC.CA (please include the course number in the subject line, if applicable)
• Office Hours: By appointment and after class.

This is the page for information specific to my section; don't forget to also check the course-wide website.

• The Math Dept Tutorial Center will be open Monday through Friday, 9am-4pm (except 9am-3pm on Fridays) in Auditorium Annex A.
• Our TA, Otto, holds office hours there Tuesdays 1-3pm, Wednesdays 2-3pm and 4-5pm, and Thursdays 12-2pm. His email address is "ottokk" (at) Math.UBC.CA
• You can go to the tutorial center at any time -- all TAs there will help.
• Lecture-by-lecture schedule.

Problem Sets

Print the cover sheet for the problem set and use it as a cover sheet for your solutions. Please write the first and last names which appear in the university records to help the grader enter your grades in the system.

Solutions are posted on the Vista page for the course.

1. Problem Set 1, due 17/9/10.
2. Problem Set 2 (clarification added), due 25/10/10
3. Problem Set 3, due 3/11/10
4. Problem Set 4 (problem 5 corrected), due 17/11/10
5. Problem Set 5, due 29/11/10

Midterm II

• The material for the exam is everything on the schedule from "Inverse funtions" up to "Minima & Maxima". You will certainly need to calculate derivatives during the exam. But there will be no questions specifically targeting techniques of differentiation.
• Here's a sample exam and its solutions.
• For sample questions look at past final exams on the department's website.
• The exam will be held during class on Monday, November 8th.
• You may not use any notes, books, formula sheets, calculators and other electronics, nor any other external material. Write your answers on the exam sheets in the space provided.
• We will begin promptly at 2pm, allowing us to leave the classroom at 2:50 ahead of the next class.
• Here's the exam; you can find the solution on Vista.

Midterm I

• The material for the exam is everything on the schedule up to §3.4 (the Chain Rule).
• Here's a sample exam and its solution (there was a misprint in the statement of problem 4 that didn't matter for 4a but made 4b hard; this is now fixed).
• For more sample questions look at past final exams on the department's website.
• The exam will be held during class on Monday, October 4th.
• You may not use any notes, books, formula sheets, calculators and other electronics, nor any other external material. Write your answers on the exam sheets in the space provided.
• We will begin promptly at 2pm, allowing us to leave the classroom at 2:50 ahead of the next class.
• Here's the exam; you can find the solution on Vista.

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