Math 254 - Calculus IV - Winter 2023
Class Information
Instructor: Tuan Pham
Class meetings: M, T, Th, F, 1:00-1:50 AM at Badgley Hall 146
[Syllabus]
[Canvas]
[Class Schedule]
[Homework Schedule]
Office Hours
M, T, Th, F 11:45-12:45 PM and 2-3 PM or by appointment at Loso Hall 225
Assignments
The list of homework problems is in the homework schedule link above.
Mathematica labs are to be turned in on Canvas (see class schedule above):
[Lab 1]
[Lab 2]
[Lab 3]
[Lab 4]
Lecture notes
Final exam review and answer key (Mar 17)
Lecture 37 (Mar 16): evaluate line integral using the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
Lecture 36 (Mar 14): line integral of a vector field
Lecture 35 (Mar 13): line integral of a scalar function (the mass problem); Quiz 4
Lecture 34 (Mar 10): vector fields and visualization on Mathematica
Lecture 33 (Mar 9): spherical coordinates
Lecture 32 (Mar 7): change of variables for triple integral; cylindrical coordinates
Lecture 31 (Mar 6): practice with change of variables
Lecture 30 (Mar 3): change of variables, Jacobian matrix and determinant
Lecture 29 (Mar 2): triple integral (cont.); change of variables
Lecture 28 (Feb 28): triple integral
Lecture 27 (Feb 27): applications of double integral; triple integral; Quiz 3
Lecture 26 (Feb 24): double integral using polar coordinates
Lecture 25 (Feb 23): double integral over a general domain
Lecture 24 (Feb 21): double integral over a rectangle
Lecture 23 (Feb 20): double integral
Lecture 22 (Feb 17): optimization problem
Lecture 21 (Feb 16): classification of critical points
Lecture 20 (Feb 14): visualize a gradient vector field; critical points
Lecture 19 (Feb 13): gradient vectors and level sets
Midterm review and answer key (Feb 10)
Lecture 18 (Feb 9): directional derivatives; Quiz 2
Lecture 17 (Feb 7): chain rule
Lecture 16 (Feb 6): linear approximations; total differential and partial differentials
Lecture 15 (Feb 3): tangent planes and visualization on Mathematica
Lecture 14 (Feb 2): Clairaut's theorem; geometric interpretation of partial derivatives
Lecture 13 (Jan 31): practice on partial derivatives
Lecture 12 (Jan 30): Intermediate Value Theorem and partial derivatives
Lecture 11 (Jan 27): limits and continuity
Lecture 10 (Jan 26): finding limits of a multivariable function; Quiz 1
Lecture 9 (Jan 24): multivariable functions-domain, range, graph, level sets
Lecture 8 (Jan 23): limits and derivatives of vector functions
Lecture 7 (Jan 20): quadratic surfaces and space curves
Lecture 6 (Jan 19): practices on line/plane equations; cylinders
Lecture 5 (Jan 17): equation of lines and planes
Lecture 4 (Jan 13): applications of dot product; cross product
Lecture 3 (Jan 12): dot product
Lecture 2 (Jan 10): distance in space, vector algebra
Lecture 1 (Jan 9): introduction
Supplement materials
Installing Mathematica with Jupyter Notebook as interface
For technical assistance, please bring your laptop to Alan Humphrey at Math Lab (Loso Hall 232):
- Monday 10 - 11 AM, 6 - 7 PM,
- Tuesday 6 - 7 PM,
- Wednesday 2 - 7 PM,
- Thursday 10 - 11 AM, 5 - 7 PM.
Using Mathematica on Jupyter Notebook, sample lab report:
pdf,
ipynb
Using Mathematica on Wolfram Cloud,
sample lab report: pdf,
nb
Links
EOU's Portal, Library,
Learning Center, Writing Center,
Testing Center
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