MATH 1730-01 (INTEGRAL CALCULUS)

Summer 2024

Instructor: Dr. Jing Wang Office: Lambton Tower 10-106 E-mail: jingwang@uwindsor.ca

Office hours: Tuesday & Thursday 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm (held in Microsoft Teams)

Classes: Tu Th 2:30 pm - 3:50 pm (online, held in Microsoft Teams),

Fr 12:30 pm - 1:20 pm (online, held in Microsoft Teams)

Math and Stats Learning Centre: Room 3125 Erie Hall. Free help from TAs will be
available Monday to Friday 10:00am – 5:00pm (hours may be different in the summer term).
No appointments are needed.

Textbook: "Single Variable Calculus, Early Transcendentals" 9E, James Stewart

Content: The Definite Integral and Fundamental Theorem, Techniques of

Integration, Improper Integrals, Applications of Integration, Infinite
Sequences and Series, Tests for Convergence, Power Series.
(Chapters 5, 6, 7, 8 & 11.)

Calculators: Only non-programmable, non-graphing calculators are allowed for

the final examination.

Webpage: https://brightspace.uwindsor.ca (login with your UWin ID and password).

Assignments: Practice problems will be assigned in parallel with lectures. Assignment

problems will not be graded. However, doing the assigned problems is the practice needed to
pass this course.

Grade Determination:

There will be 6 quizzes and 2 tests throughout the semester, administered in Mobius through
Brightspace.

Quiz 1: Sunday, May 19 at 6pm – Sunday, May 26 at 6pm (online in Mobius)

Quiz 2: Sunday, May 26 at 6pm – Sunday, June 2 at 6pm (online in Mobius)
Quiz 3: Sunday, June 2 at 6pm – Sunday, June 9 at 6pm (online in Mobius)
Test 1: Thursday, June 27, 2:30pm–3:50pm, available 2:00pm–5:00pm online in Mobius
Quiz 4: Sunday, June 30 at 6pm – Sunday, July 7 at 6pm
Quiz 5: Sunday, July 7 at 6pm – Sunday, July 14 at 6pm
Quiz 6: Sunday, July 14 at 6pm – Sunday, July 21 at 6pm
Test 2: Thursday, July 25, 2:30pm–3:50pm, available 2:00pm–5:00pm online in Mobius

A student license for Mobius will be needed (for a year and covers all math courses taken in
that year). Quizzes will be made available on Sundays at 6pm and will need to be completed
by 6pm the following Sunday. You will be asked to pay the first time you access Mobius
through Brightspace. More details about Mobius will be posted on Brightspace before the date
of the first quiz. You must access Mobius through the link on Brightspace for each quiz/test so
that your grades in Mobius can be sent to Brightspace automatically.

Evaluation: The final grade is calculated as follows:

Quizzes (online in Mobius): 18%

Test 1: Thursday, June 27, 2:30pm–3:50pm (online in Mobius) 16%
Test 2: Thursday, July 25, 2:30pm–3:50pm, (online in Mobius) 16%
Final Examination: Date and time to be announced later, (in-person) 50%

No Make-up Quizzes/Tests will be given under ANY circumstances. A test missed

with a legitimate reason (written evidence must be provided) will have its weight
transferred to the final exam.

Important Academic Dates:

May 6, 2024 First Day of Summer 2024 Classes

May 19, 2024 Academic Add/Drop date - Last day for late registration and change of courses
May 20, 2024 Victoria Day: University Closed
June 3, 2024 Financial Drop Date. Full tuition refund drop date for 12-week courses. Any
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incidental charges cannot be reversed.
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June 17-21, 2024 Reading Week
June 30, 2024 Deadline to apply for an alternative exam date for (1) students unable to write
during the regularly scheduled time slot due to a conflict arising from a religious
observance and (2) students having three or more final examinations scheduled in
consecutive time slots over a 24-hour period or three or more final examinations
scheduled in one calendar day (See the first link on the last page for the form.)
(Senate Bylaw 54)
July 1, 2024 Canada Day: University is closed
July 16, 2024 Last day to voluntarily withdraw from Summer 2024 12-week courses
August 5, 2024 Civic Holiday: University is closed
August 6, 2024 Make-up date for Canada Day (July 1) classes
August 7, 2024 Last day of Summer 2024 classes
August 7, 2024 Make-up date for Victoria Day (May 20) classes
August 10-19, 2024 Summer 2024 Final Examination Period

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