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Do not plan to leave campus until after Friday, December 18 .  \nInstructor: Dr. Larry Rolen O􀀎ce: 212 McAllister Bldg  \nEmail: [lpr5123@ucs.psu.edu](lpr5123@ucs.psu.edu) Please use your o􀀎cial university email for correspondence, as emails from other addresses such as gmail etc. are at risk of being put in the junk folder by the university spam 􀀌lter and are not secure or veri􀀌ed.  \nText: Single Variable Calculus, Stewart, 7E  \nO􀀎ce Hours: Tuesdays 10-11 am, Wednesdays 1-2 pm, and Thursdays 1-2 pm, or by appointment. If there is any change to the regular o􀀎ce hours, it will be notedon the course website. O􀀎ce hours are also subject to change if there are a signi􀀌cant number of people with serious con􀀍icts with the times listed.  \nCourse Website:  \n[http://www. personal. psu. edu/lpr5123/calc2015. html](http://www. personal. psu. edu/lpr5123/calc2015. html)  \nPlease check this website regularly for course announcements and updates, as well as weekly assignments.   \n2 SYLLABUS FOR MATH 140  \nOverarching Math 140 syllabus: All sections of Math 140 in Fall 2015 are bound to the rules set forth in the syllabus provided at  \n[https://www. math. psu. edu/files/140syllabusFA15. pdf](https://www. math. psu. edu/files/140syllabusFA15. pdf)  \nStudents are also responsible for understanding the rules about exams, cheating, [etc. as](etc. as)[ ](etc. as)presented there, as rules found in either this syllabus or the syllabus on that website are binding. In particular, if there is an error in this syllabus due to my fault which is in con􀀍ict with the course syllabus at that website, the default will be to accept the interpretation given there, overriding this syllabus.  \nNote: All dates on this syllabus are in 2015 .  \nDropping the course: You mad add or drop courses without penalty within the 􀀌rst ten calendar days of the semester. You may late drop the course within the 􀀌rst 12 weeks of the semester, but you will then accrue late drop credits equal to the number of credits in the course. Please note that baccalaureate students are limited to 16 late drop credits, and that the late drop deadline for this semester is November 13 . If you have any concerns about the course, such as whether you are able to pass the course or keep up with the course, please contact me as soon as you can, and in particular before this date so that we can discuss your situation.  \nRough course plan: This course, as with the other sections of Math 140, will follow the rough course plan outlined on pages 6{8 of the overall calculus syllabus, available at this website:  \n[https://www. math. psu. edu/files/140syllabusFA15. pdf](https://www. math. psu. edu/files/140syllabusFA15. pdf)  \nThe course learning objectives may also be found there. If you have missed a class and need to know what was covered that day, please try to ask a friend or contact me to see what you missed.  \nPrerequisites: Students are required to pass the ALEKS exam or to have passed Math 22 AND 26; or Math 40 or Math 41 . Signing up for this course despite not having the formal prerequisites is strongly discouraged, and will only create problems for yourself. Students are expected to have a basic knowledge of elementary algebra and trigonometric functions (i.e. the standard \\precalculus\" material) . These topics will be assumed throughout the course. If you have any questions about background material, let me know ASAP. If you need a refresher, there are numerous good resources on the internet as well as help and tutoring available, and you can ask me at o􀀎ce hours.  \nExam policy: There will be two 75 minute midterm exams and a 􀀌nal exam. 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