Math 180 Fall 2006

The final exam for Math 180 C is scheduled for Friday, December 15, 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM. It will be a mandatory, two-hour, in class, comprehensive exam. University regulations require that all students take the final exam at this date and time.

Hass, Weir, and Thomas: University Calculus. We will cover chapter 1 through section 5.4 of chapter 5.

Instructor: Bob Matthews

Bob Matthews (email matthews@ups.edu)
Office: Temporary Building E10
Extension 3561
Office hours (tentative)
- 2:00 - 2:50 MWThF
- Or by appointment.
2:00 Office hours will be held in my assigned office, Temporary E10
Email messages are welcome, and can be used to ask a question or to set up an appointment. My schedule is posted here. Hours marked 'O. H.' are office hours, and hours marked 'open' on my schedule may be available for appointments (to be made in advance), but are not office hours and I may not be in my office during 'open' hours unless I have set up an appointment with you. If none of the office hours work out for you, please send me an email.

Four hour exams. The lowest hour exam score will be dropped in calculating the class average.
A comprehensive, in-class final exam which will have the weight of two hour exams.
Homework will be assigned frequently, and homework assignments will generally be due at least two regular class periods following the assignment (leaving a day before an assignment is due to discuss any questions or problems). From each homework set I will select several problems to be graded. Questions on any problems (assigned or not) are, of course, welcome. The homework will have the cumulative weight of one hour exam.

I will make every effort to return homework and exam papers no later than a week from the time they are turned in. That is, papers turned in on a Wednesday should be returned no later than the following Wednesday.
There are generally very few excused absences from exams. A (documentable) illness is one (though I may not always require documentation, you should be prepared to supply it). Lack of preparation, unless caused by a recent (again documentable) illness can not be used for an excused absence. Except for emergencies (accident, medical emergency, etc.) no requests for an excused absence the day of an exam or later can be accepted. Any make-ups should be completed a few days after an exam is taken by the class and in any case should be taken within a week of the class exam.
Exam arrangements can be made with Ivey West at the Center for Writing, Learning, and Teaching (Howarth 105) for students with documented learning disabilities. Formal written arrangements must be made in advance of the day of the exam.