Math 186-1 Homepage
Winter 2010

Instructor:  Karl Schwede
Text:  Calculus, 3rd Edition by Michael Spivak
Suggested text:   Calculus and linear algebra by Kaplan and Lewis
Syllabus:   Click here
Notations sheet:   Click here
Office hours: Monday 3-4, Thursday 4-5, Friday 11-12.
Weekly problem sessions:   TBA

News:

There is an exam on Wednesday April 31st.
There are now some links to LaTeX stuff below.

Supplementary material:

See the supplemental sheet on injective and surjective functions Click HERE.
Solutions to the first in-class worksheet. Click HERE
Solutions to the third in-class worksheet (on eigenvalues and eigenvectors). Click HERE
Solutions to the fourth in-class worksheet (on eigenvalues and eigenvectors). Click HERE
Solutions to the differential equations worksheet. Click HERE

LaTeX references:

LaTeX is a program to help type mathematics. It is very heavily used in mathematics, computer science, physics and several other disciplines. All the documents that I have given you in class have been prepared in LaTeX. Below are some references that may help you typeset your own documents.

There is a link to a manual at the bottom of this page

First you'll need some software though.
  • For windows: TeXnicCenter. You'll also need MiKTeX
  • Also for windows: WinEdt. Shareware, not completely free (but free to try until you get annoying "buy me" messages), you'll also need MiKTeX.
  • For Mac: Texshop.
  • For Linux etc: Go install a TeX base (for example, Texlive) via your systems software installation tools, and then use your favorite text editor (ie emacs). You can also use an editor desinged for LaTeX like Kile.

    Here are some example files. You should be able to LaTeX these on anything without any trouble.
  • Hello world: A minimal LaTeX document. Source file: HelloWorld.tex. Output file: HelloWorld.pdf
  • Notations sheet: Here is the latex code I used to create the notation sheet above. Source file: NotationAndTerminology.tex. Output file: NotationAndTerminology.pdf
  • The recent worksheet on vectors: Source file: VectorWorksheet.tex. Output file: VectorWorksheet.pdf

    Homework assignments:

    Assignment #1 - Due Friday, January 8th

    See the Syllabus

    Assignment #2 - Due Tuesday January 19th

    Click Here

    Assignment #3 - Due Wednesday January 27th

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    Assignment #4 - Due Wednesday February 3rd

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    Assignment #5 - Due Friday February 12th

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    Assignment #6 - Due Monday March 8th

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    Assignment #7 - Due Friday March 19th

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    Assignment #8 - Due Friday March 26th

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    Assignment #9 - Due Friday April 16th

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