* If you took a make up final exam the score here is the larger of the two. (click on image to enlarge)
Taylor's MAT267 Fall 2017 (Line#72331)
Tuesday, December 12, 2017
Monday, December 4, 2017
Review Session in one hour
Hi all, sorry for the late notice but I've just received confirmation from classroom scheduling that we can have a review session 11:00-Noon in SS105.
Sunday, December 3, 2017
Review session in waiting
Dear Dr. Taylor,
You mentioned on Friday that you may have a review session tomorrow. I would be interested in attending such a review session. Will you be holding one? If so, please post it on the blog.
Thanks,
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Dear Professor Taylor,
Where and when will the review session be on Monday? I would attend if you organized one.
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Well, the plan is to have one 11:00-12:00 tomorrow Dec 4. HOWEVER, right after class last Friday I contacted one person whose responsibility is scheduling rooms, who got back to me at 4:00PM saying I had to contact the other person who scheduled classrooms, who by that point had gone home, and who (unlike some people) obviously doesn't deal with work email after hours. So stay tuned on this channel, I'll post a notice right here as soon as I have a classroom.
Thursday, November 30, 2017
typo practice final solutions
Doctor Taylor,
I attached a screenshot from the solutions from the final exam review that is on the math department website.
When looking at where it says "System" it goes from 2x+2y-8=0 to x+y=8. Is that a mistake?
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Yes, a big mistake. It should read x + y = 4, and from this you get -2y = -2 ==> y = 1 & x = 3.
Wednesday, November 29, 2017
Practice Finals
Official mat267 practice final, follow the link here.
My old final
Reminder: I'm happy to help those who are helping themselves, so if you are asking me for help on a problem, please tell me what first what you already did.
My old final
Reminder: I'm happy to help those who are helping themselves, so if you are asking me for help on a problem, please tell me what first what you already did.
Monday, November 27, 2017
extra credit paper
The rules:
1) Research how vector calculus applies in your chosen discipline of engineering.
This means actually research it. This is not meant to be easy or something you can just imagine.
2) Write *about* what you discovered in your own words. Two pages double spaced,
2) Cite your references, with a number referring to the references section, in your writing. This insures that you actually did research something.
3) Document your references, page number and/or section, in a separate reference section. There should be at least four *distinct* references. At most one should be wikipedia.
4) No plagiarism. I.e. no copy-pasta, no using other peoples words or ideas without crediting them.
The value to you: UP TO ten points of midterm exam level credit. You will have to earn your points, though.
1) Research how vector calculus applies in your chosen discipline of engineering.
This means actually research it. This is not meant to be easy or something you can just imagine.
2) Write *about* what you discovered in your own words. Two pages double spaced,
2) Cite your references, with a number referring to the references section, in your writing. This insures that you actually did research something.
3) Document your references, page number and/or section, in a separate reference section. There should be at least four *distinct* references. At most one should be wikipedia.
4) No plagiarism. I.e. no copy-pasta, no using other peoples words or ideas without crediting them.
The value to you: UP TO ten points of midterm exam level credit. You will have to earn your points, though.
Final Exam Protocol
Just because there will be so many people taking the final exam all in the same room as well as multiple proctors, we're going to have to change the exam protocol a little bit. Your ID WILL BE REQUIRED for you to receive an exam AND for you to turn it in. This is to say that if you do not have your ID you will not be able to take your final exam and will receive a score of zero for the final.
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