Class Information
MTH 232, Summer, 2008

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Instructor: Dr. Chao Huang (hwän)

Contact Information

• Office/Phone: 241MM / 775-2491 (Math Dept Office: 120MM/775-2785)
• Office Hours: 5:00pm -- 6:00pm, (or/and 8:30 – 9:30pm upon request) MW
• Email:chuang@gauss.math.wright.edu
• Web Homepage: http://gauss.math.wright.edu (or link via http://www.math.wright.edu)

Class Schedule

· Class Hours: 6:05 -- 8:30 MW, 171 MM, 6/16--8/21

· Textbook: Calculus: Concepts and Contexts (3rd ed.) by James Stewart

· Calculator: This class is calculator/computer free.

Exam Schedule and Grading Policy: The course grade consists of one two-hour final exam, two midterm exams, and homework. The course grades will be assigned based on a curve of total credits.

Exams	Date and Time	Available Points
Final Exam	6:05 - 8:05 pm, Monday, Aug. 18	200
Midterm Exam 1	6:05 -- 8:30pm, Monday, July 7	100
Midterm Exam 2	6:05 -- 8:30pm, Monday, Aug. 4	100
Homework/Lab	Due every Wednesday in class	100

General Exam Policy

• Exams:  Students may (or may not) receive partial credits for uncompleted or incorrect answers. But, answers derived from insufficient, unclear, or incorrect work will receive little or no credit. Proper arguments must be given using complete sentences in English language. Students may not be allowed to use calculators in exams.
• Make-up Policy: Make-up exams may be granted only if you must miss it due to illness, family emergency, or other circumstances beyond your control. Well documented evidence, acceptable to me, must be given. Consult me as soon as you can. No credit will be issued for missing an exam or homework without my pre-approval.
• Homework: Students are required to work out all the homework assignments listed in the departmental syllabus. I may assign additional homework as needed. Students must turn in homework in class in the due days. No late homework will be accepted in general. Exception for the “no late homework” policy maybe granted under the same circumstances as detailed in the make-up policy above only during the same weeks of the due-days.
• Attendance: Students are required to attend all of each class. If you have to be absent, it is your responsibility to find out from other student what transpired during your absence. I may randomly check attendance. Frequent absence from the class may result in a failing grade or a grade lower than otherwise would receive according to the normal grading curve for the class.

All the information above is subject to change at the instructor's discretion