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    This document provides the detailed course outline for Mathematics 100 Introduction to Calculus for the 2nd semester of the 2015-2016 academic year. The course will cover topics including functions, limits, derivatives, integrals, differential equations, and applications of calculus over 29 lectures from January to May. Students will be evaluated based on 4 long exams, quizzes, and a final examination. Course policies outline expectations for class attendance, electronic device use, make-up exams, cheating, and dropping the course. Contact information is provided for the lecturer, discussion teacher, and assistant.

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    This document provides the detailed course outline for Mathematics 100 Introduction to Calculus for the 2nd semester of the 2015-2016 academic year. The course will cover topics including functions, limits, derivatives, integrals, differential equations, and applications of calculus over 29 lectures from January to May. Students will be evaluated based on 4 long exams, quizzes, and a final examination. Course policies outline expectations for class attendance, electronic device use, make-up exams, cheating, and dropping the course. Contact information is provided for the lecturer, discussion teacher, and assistant.

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    MATHEMATICS 100 Introduction to Calculus

    Detailed Course Outline 2nd Sem AY 2015-2016

    Lecture Slides are uploaded in https://sites.google.com/a/math.upd.edu.ph/mathematics-100

    LEC DATE DAY TOPIC


    19-Jan T Orientation
    1 20-Jan W Functions and Operations
    21-Jan Th Discussion
    2 22-Jan F Types of Functions and Their Graphs
    26-Jan T Discussion
    3 27-Jan W The Limit of a Function, Limit Theorems
    28-Jan Th Discussion
    4 29-Jan F One-sided Limits
    2-Feb T Discussion
    5 3-Feb W Infinite Limits, Limits at Infinity
    4-Feb Th Discussion
    6 5-Feb F Continuity
    9-Feb T Discussion
    7 10-Feb W Sketching Graphs of Functions Using Limits
    11-Feb Th Discussion
    8 12-Feb F Equations of Lines; Derivative of a Function (Limit Definition)
    16-Feb T Discussion
    9 17-Feb W Rules for Differentiation, The Chain Rule
    18-Feb Th Discussion
    10 19-Feb F Higher Order Derivatives, Implicit Differentiation
    23-Feb T Discussion
    24-Feb W Review
    25-Feb Th Holiday (EDSA Revolution Anniversary)
    29-Feb M FIRST LONG EXAM
    11 26-Feb F Derivatives of Trigonometric Functions
    1-Mar T Discussion
    12 2-Mar W Derivatives of Logarithmic Functions, Logarithmic Differentiation
    3-Mar Th Discussion
    13 4-Mar F Derivatives of Exponential Functions
    Derivative as Slope of Tangent Lines
    8-Mar T Discussion
    14 9-Mar W Derivative as Instantaneous Rate of Change, Rectilinear Motion
    10-Mar Th Discussion
    15 11-Mar F Marginals, Related Rates
    15-Mar T Discussion
    16 16-Mar W Increasing and Decreasing Functions
    First and Second Derivative Tests
    Curve Sketching
    17-Mar Th Discussion
    17 18-Mar F Optimization
    HOLY WEEK
    29-Mar T Discussion
    18 30-Mar W Indeterminate Forms and L'Hpital's Rule
    31-Mar Th Discussion
    1-Apr F Review
    4-Apr M SECOND LONG EXAM
    5-Apr T Discussion
    19 6-Apr W Antiderivatives, Basic and General Power Rules of Integration
    7-Apr Th Discussion
    20 8-Apr F Definite Integral
    12-Apr T Discussion
    21 13-Apr W Integrals involving Trigonometric Functions
    14-Apr Th Discussion
    22 15-Apr F Integrals Yielding the Natural Logarithmic Function
    Integrals of Exponential Functions
    19-Apr T Discussion
    23 20-Apr W Area of Bounded Regions
    21-Apr Th Discussion
    24 22-Apr F Differential Equations - General and Particular Solutions
    26-Apr T Discussion
    25 27-Apr W Applications of Differential Equations
    28-Apr Th Discussion
    29-Apr F Review
    2-May M THIRD LONG EXAM
    3-May T Discussion
    26 4-May W Integration by Parts
    5-May Th Discussion
    27 6-May F Integration by Partial Fractions
    10-May T Discussion
    28 11-May W Exponential Growth and Decay
    Logistic Growth
    12-May Th Discussion
    29 13-May F Improper Integrals
    17-May T Discussion
    18-May W Review
    19-May Th FOURTH LONG EXAM

    References:
    Math 100 Lecture Notes
    Introduction to Calculus by Felina Mapa, Rene Felix, et al
    Calculus for Business, Economics, Life Science and Social Science by Barnett, Ziegler and Byleen
    The Calculus 7 by Louis Leithold

    Course Requirements: Grading Scale:


    4 Long Exams 60% [93, 100] 1.00 [80, 84) 2.00 [60, 65) 3.00
    Quizzes, etc 10% [90, 93) 1.25 [75, 80) 2.25 [55, 60) 4.00
    Final Examination 30% [87, 90) 1.50 [70, 75) 2.50 [0, 55) 5.00
    [84, 87) 1.75 [65, 70) 2.75
    Class Policies:
    1. Use of cellphones and other electronic gadgets in class is not allowed. Please make sure to keep
    them in silent mode especially during exams.
    2. There will be no make up exams. If excused, the grade in 1 missed exam will be the same as that
    of the final exam. If the reason is not valid, the grade in that exam is 0. A second missed exam will
    merit a grade of 0.
    3. Any form of cheating in examinations or any act of dishonesty in relation to studies, such as
    plagiarism, shall be subject to disciplinary action.
    4. Attendance will be checked. Only 12 combined absences are allowed. Students who will exceed
    this number shall be required to drop the course or merit a grade of 5.00, whichever applies.

    Lecturer: Discussion Teacher:

    Consultation Hours: Consultation Hours:

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