### Math 112 General Information

Spring 2018, Section 03
Instructor: David Perkinson (schedule)

Course Description: Full course for one semester. Field axioms, the real and complex fields, sequences and series. Complex functions, continuity and differentiation; power series and the complex exponential. Prerequisite: Mathematics 111 or equivalent. Lecture-conference.

Text: Introduction to Analysis, by Irena Swanson, available at the bookstore. Available online by the link in the previous sentence.

Office Hours: Monday, 1:00–2:00pm, Wednesday, 1:00–2:00pm, Thursday, 2:30–3:30pm, or by appointment. To see times that may be available for an appointment, see my schedule.

Math Help Center and tutoring: Student tutors are available to help you on SMTWTh evenings from 7:00 to 9:00 in L389. Individual tutoring is also available.

Homework: There will generally be two homework assignments each week. The first will be due by 2 pm on Tuesdays. Please place your Tuesday assignment in the folder in the box outside my office (L316 on the third floor of the library). Alternatively, you could give me the assignment during class on Monday. The second weekly assignment will be collected at the beginning of class on Friday. The assignments appear on our homepage. Homework will be returned by Wednesday of each week. The grade will have two components: This first is on the correctness of the mathematics and is graded on the following scale:

    5 - perfect
4 - minor mistakes
3 - major mistake, right idea
2 - wrong but contains a significant idea
1 - wrong but contains a relevant idea
0 - none of the above

NG - not graded
The second component is for the quality of your writing: Are you using complete sentences? Is the solution neatly presented? (If you have trouble with handwriting, like me, you should consider TeX-ing your solutions.) The second component is graded with ✓-, ✓, or ✓+. These designate: "unacceptable", "fine", and "outstanding", respectively. The latter two of these will count the same as part of a final grade.