SPRING SEMESTER 1997/98

	MATHEMATICS 126 Section 1

	INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS


	TEXT: Calculus,by Thomas and Finney, 9th edition, Addison-Wesley, 1996.

	TEACHERS: Lecturer:    Prof. W. WONG    M-W-F  9:35-10:25    DeBartolo Bldg.
	102

	Tutors: C. MILLER	  1238	Sec. 1, TU   9:30 - 10:20    Pasquerilla Cen.
	105

	J. HEIDENREICH	  0745	Sec. 3, TU 11:00 - 11:50    Pasquerilla Cen. 105
	0078	Sec. 5, TU 12:30 -   1:20    Pasquerilla Cen. 105 0427	Sec. 6, TU 
	 2:00 -   2:50    Pasquerilla Cen. 114

	R. SMARANDACHE	  1934	Sec. 2, TU   9:30 - 10:20    Cushing Engin. Bldg.
	302 1625	Sec. 4, TU 11:00 - 11:50    Haggar Hall 200

	EXAMS:			Exam   I	Thursday, February 12	DeBartolo 101 Exam 
	II	Thursday, March 19		DeBartolo 101 Exam III	Tuesday, April
	21		DeBartolo 101


	All three Exams will be from  8:00 AM to 9:15 AM.  While most of each exam
	will involve material covered after the previous exam, some of the earlier
	material can reappear.

	The FINAL EXAM will be held on Monday, May 4, from  8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.,
	at a location to be announced.  It will cover all the material of the
	semester.

	GRADES: Grades will be based on a total of 450 points, distributed as
	follows:

	Exam I    102 points		  Exam II    96 points	    Exam III   102
	points Final exam	150 points

	Homework  performance will be an important consideration in borderline cases.

	(OVER)


	TUTORIALS: The Tuesday Tutorial is a very important component of the course. 
	While the Monday - Wednesday  - Friday lectures will  concentrate on the
	exposition and development of the subject matter, the tutorials will focus on
	detailed solutions of the homework problems, questions arising from class and
	additional sample problems.  About 10% of the questions on the hour exams
	will come directly from homework problems discussed in the tutorials.

	EXAMS:   Absence from an exam, without an official excuse from the Office of
	Residence Life or (if extenuating circumstances call for it) prior
	consultation with and approval of Prof. Wong, will result in a grade of  0 
	for that exam. Sleeping in is not an acceptable excuse for missing a test. If
	you arrive late for a test, you will not be given extra time to complete it.
	Leaving early on vacation or arriving back late from vacation is not an
	acceptable excuse for missing a test. Exam questions will be of multiple
	choice type; care and accuracy are essential.  Calculators will not be
	permitted, unless otherwise announced.  The Honor Code is in effect.  If you
	notice any instance of dishonest or questionable behavior, you should report
	it immediately.  Remember: a cheater is stealing from you.

	ATTENDANCE: While you are expected to attend all lectures, there are no other
	specific attendance requirements.  There is usually, however, a direct
	correlation between attendance and performance on the exams.

	HOMEWORK:  Homework is an integral part of the course.  It will be assigned
	regularly during the lectures.  Many (but not necessarily all) of the exam
	problems will be of a type similar to the homework problems.  Each week's
	assignment is to be turned in at your tutorial session when specified (late
	homework will not be accepted).  It will be corrected and returned during the
	subsequent tutorial session.  You are permitted, in fact encouraged, to work
	together and help one another with homework, without breach of the honesty
	code, although what you turn in should be written out by you.  In order to
	receive full credit the solutions must be provided in well organized form and
	in full detail.  Answers alone are not sufficient.

	HELP SESSIONS:  In addition to the lectures and tutorials there will be a
	weekly workshop conducted by the Freshman Learning Resource Center.  The
	times and places of these sessions will be announced.

	OFFICE HOURS:  Prof. Wong's regular office hours are Thursdays, 1:00 - 2:30
	p.m., room 315, Computer Center - Math. Building.  Appointments may also be
	made for other times.  Phone 631-7776.  Your tutorial instructors will also
	hold regularly scheduled office hours (at times to be announced soon) at
	which you may get assistance.

	E-MAIL:  Prof. Wong's e-mail address is wong.1@nd.edu.  Information (e.g.
	test results) will often be distributed to you by e-mail.

	COPIES OF LECTURES:  Copies of the Monday - Wednesday - Friday  Lectures will
	be made available in the Reserve Book Room (Main Library Second Floor); the
	Math. Library (Second Floor of the Computer Center - Math. Building); and the
	Freshman Year Learning Resource Center (Brownson Hall).