Math 114: Experienced Calculus 1 Fall 2005

Calculus Labs

Lab	Date	Topic	Report?	Quiz?
	Tue Sep 6	ConcepTest	NO	NO
1	Mon Sep 12/ Tue Sep 13	Euler's Method and Newton's Law of Cooling	YES. DUE IN 1 WEEK	Yes
2	Mon Sep 19/ Tue Sep 20	S-I-R Model and Euler's Method	YES, DUE on 10/10-11.	No.
3	Mon Oct 3/ Tue Oct 4	Limits, Continuity and Differentiability	YES, DUE on 10/10-11.	YES.
4	Mon Oct 10/ Tue Oct 11	A Plethora Of Derivatives	YES, DUE on 10/17-18	NO
5	Mon Oct 17/ Tue Oct 18	Related rates	YES, DUE on 10/30-31	NO
	Mon Oct 24/ Tue Oct 25	EXAM 2 REVIEW	1	NO
6	Mon Oct 31/ Tue Nov 1	Population Models	YES, DUE on 11/14-15	YES
7	Mon Nov 7/ Tue Nov 8	Newton's Method	YES, DUE on 11/14-15	NO
	Mon Nov 14/ Tue Nov 15	Project Progress Report Meetings	NO	YES
8	Mon Nov 21/ Tue Nov 22	Visualizing Functions of Several Variables	YES, DUE on 12/56	NO
	Mon Nov 28/ Tue Nov 29	Exam 3 Review	NO	NO

Labs are not optional. In the labs, you will have the chance to collaborate with your fellow students. It is your opportunity to struggle with the difficult skill of successfully communicating your ideas and actively listening to the ideas of others as you work together to produce well-written lab reports and essays. There is a handout, called the Lab Writing Guide which may assist you in producing excellent lab reports.

All your lab report should have the Official Lab Coversheet as the first page.

Attendance will be recorded and will form part of your grade, together with the results of five (5) graded lab reports (long form version).

Labs are 10% of your final grade.

Last Updated 11/21/2005 by Ron Buckmire