- The final has been graded, and the grades have now been submitted:
- It was sad how poorly some students did on very basic questions:
Taking limits and derivatives, as well as stating the definition
of the derivative.
- Since the final exam was
difficult I added bonus points to every final (these points are
included in the score on the computer).
- Apart from that I made no further
changes to the grading scheme. So if your overall score is
less than 50% then you received an F, if it is more than 60% then
you received a C ... (as laid out in the syllabus).
- I did not give any grade of C-.
- The high score on the final was a 104 (including the bonus).
- Sample Final exam Solutions.
- I will be checking ID's at the Final exam. Bring your student ID!
- Sample Final exam.
- To view your course progress:
- go to the homework portal,
- click on Progress (in the left taskbar)
- click on course (top of the screen)
- the number in the top right corner is your score (out of
65) excluding the final.
- once the final has been graded, the score will be entered and you
can check it as well as your course score on the same page.
- If you take Calculus II next semester: the same book will be used.
- If you take Calculus I next semester: the book that will be used is
by the same author, but it is different: it is called
Calculus: Early transcendentals.
-
Study guide for Final exam.
- Important Announcement: I had the wrong time for our final
exam in the syllabus. Our final will be from 11:30 - 1:30 on
December 17.
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