HappyCal Monthly Schedule

(Honors AP Calculus, Period B)

T 10/1/02	HW due: §3-5 #1-7 odd, 9-12 all. We will try to work the §3-4 problems in class.
W 10/2/02	HW due: Prepare §3-6 #1-7 orally; write §3-7 #1-7 all, 9, 15, 21, 25, 26.
Th 10/3/02	HW due: §3-8 #1, 3, 7, 8, 9.
F 10/4/02	HW due: §3-9 #1-25 odd. (No quiz today.)
M 10/7/02	Review for test. No new HW is explicitly assigned for today, but you should spend the weekend working review problems from the textbook, sample multiple-choice and free-response problems from the College Board site (see "Essential Links"), and sample problems from an AP review book such as the Barron's or Princeton book. Also check out these tricky multiple-choice practice problems and (after you have spent about 20 minutes working on them) the answer key.
T 10/8/02	Test on §2-5 and all of Chapter 3.
W 10/9/02	HW due: §4-1 #1-3 all; §4-2 #3-21 mo3, 23, 29, 31.
Th 10/10/02	HW due: §4-3 #1-15 odd, 21-27 odd.
F 10/11/02	No school.
M 10/14/02	No school (Columbus Day).
T 10/15/02	HW due: §4-4 #13-29 odd, 41, 43.
W 10/16/02	HW due: §4-5 #3-21 mo3; §4-6 #1-11 odd, 15, 29, 31, 35, 37.
Th 10/17/02	HW due: §4-7 #1-7 odd, 8, 10.
F 10/18/02	Quiz on §§3-9 through 4-6. HW due: §4-8 #3-15 odd, 19, 21, 26. Also, please prove the green box on p.153 and visit Math Lab, if you have not already done so, to clear up your free-response errors on the most recent test.
M 10/21/02	Review day. HW due: §4-9 #R1, R2c, R3c-e, R4a, R5a, R6, R7, R8.
T 10/22/02	Test on Chapter 4, excluding §4-7. You may wish to check out the study guide that was donated by a generous student. Format of the test will be multiple-choice throughout: 12 questions in 25 minutes without calculator, followed by 8 questions in 25 minutes with calculator. You will not be able to subdivide your time; you can work on each section only during the 25-minute timespan provided.
W 10/23/02	Day of Rest. (The vote was 6-3-4 in favor of a day of rest today.) No HappyCal class today, but read on! Reminder for all HappyCal students and all other honors math students: You will be excused from E and F periods today to participate in the University of Maryland Mathematics Competition. All of you are expected to attend.
Th 10/24/02	HW due: §5-1 #1-7 all.
F 10/25/02	No additional HW due. Make sure you are caught up through §5-1, however. Last day of first quarter.
M 10/28/02	HW due: §5-2 #1-17 all.
T 10/29/02	HW due: §5-3 #1-4 all, 6-36 mo3, 37, 38. The all-Close evacuation drill originally scheduled for today has been postponed.
W 10/30/02	HW due: §5-4 #3-42 mo3, 43, 44, 46. Strongly recommended additional exercise: Write out, in your own words, a careful and articulate explanation of why local linearity (with finite slope) is equivalent to differentiability at a point.
Th 10/31/02	HW due: §5-5 #4, 7-12 all. You may wonder what other sort of integral could possibly exist besides the Riemann integral. Here is one: the Lebesgue integral.

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