COURSE GUIDE FOR MATH 37 (Mathematical Analysis II) Second Semester, SY 2012-2013 Section H (Lecture: 5:30 7:00 pm,

, WF; Recitation: 6 7 pm TTh) MATH 37 is a 5-unit course composed of 3 hours (2 meetings) of lecture and 2 hours (2 meetings) of recitation in a week. COURSE DESCRIPTION: Derivatives and integrals of transcendental functions; parametric equations; polar coordinates; techniques of integration and application; vectors in two and three dimensions; loci in space. COURSE PREREQUISITE: MATH 36 (Mathematical Analysis I)

COURSE OBJECTIVES. Upon completion of the course, a student must be able to: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. solve for derivatives of transcendental functions; evaluate integrals yielding transcendental functions; evaluate indeterminate forms and improper integrals; solve applied problems involving derivatives and integrals; express equations from Cartesian to polar form, and vice-versa; sketch polar curves and quadric surfaces; find areas of polar regions; perform vector operations; and find equations of lines and planes in space. COURSE OUTLINE Unit I. Derivatives of and Integrals Yielding Transcendental Functions 1. Derivatives of and integrals yielding inverse trigonometric functions 2. Derivatives of and integrals yielding exponential functions 3. Derivatives of and integrals yielding logarithmic functions 4. Logarithmic differentiation 5. Derivatives of and integrals yielding hyperbolic and inverse hyperbolic functions 6. Evaluation of indeterminate forms of limits and LHopitals rule Unit II. Techniques of Integration 1. Integration by parts 2. Integration of special powers of trigonometric functions 3. Trigonometric substitution 4. Integration by partial fractions 5. Integration by miscellaneous substitution 6. Improper integrals Unit III. Applications of the Definite Integral 1. Volume of a solid of revolution (by disks/washers, by cylindrical shells) 2. Center of mass (of a rod, of a plane region and of a solid of revolution) 3. Length of an arc 4. Area of a surface of revolution

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Unit IV. The Polar Coordinate System 1. The polar coordinate system 2. Graphs of polar equations 3. Intersections of polar graphs 4. Areas of regions bounded by polar curves 5. Length of polar curves* Unit V. Vectors and parametric equations 1. The three-dimensional space 2. Vectors in R 2 and R3 3. Dot product and cross-product 4. Planes and lines in R3 5. Surfaces (cylinders and quadric surfaces) Main Reference: Louis Leithold,. The Calculus 7 (TC7), Addison Wesley Longman, Inc., 1996. Assessment Scheme: The students Pre-final standing will be computed as follows: FIVE UNIT EXAMS Quizzes/Projects (QP) Recitation Exercises Computation of Pre-final grade:
E1 E2 En Exer = Average HPS of E1 100% + HPS of E 2 100% + L + HPS of En 100%

60% 10% 30%

Pre-final grade = 30% of Exer + 20% of EXAM1 + 10% of EXAM2 + 10% of EXAM3 + 10% of EXAM 4 + 10% of EXAM 5 + 10% of Quizzes/Projects *HPS: Highest Possible Score You must submit five (5) bluebooks for the unit exams. Quizzes should be written on 1/4 sheets of standard yellow paper. Answer sheets will be provided for recitation exercises. Bring at least one yellow paper each class (lecture and recit). Policies: 1. The university policy on attendance will be implemented. Accumulated absences of 14 or more from both the lecture and recitation classes will result to either a grade of DRP or a grade of 5.0. 2. A student who missed an exam due to a valid excused absence can take a make-up exam. 3. No make-up for missed quizzes and exercises. Late submission of homeworks and other requirements will not merit any score. Adjustments will be done for excused absences. 4. A student who gets a Prefinal Standing of at least 75% shall be exempted from taking the FINAL EXAM. Also, his/her Pre-final grade will be his/her final grade. Below is the standard transmutation table used by the Mathematics Division of IMSP: 96-100 92-95 88-91 1.0 1.25 1.5
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5. The final grade of a student who took the Final Exam will be computed as 70% of Prefinal Standing + 30% of Final Exam. Your lecturer is Herbert S. Palines of IMSP. His CONSULTATION HOURS are: 8:30 10:30 am TTh and 1 pm 4 pm WF at MB110 or at MB 104 (MATH Clinic/IMSP Research Library). Recitation Instructors C-1R C-2R C-3R C-4R C-5R Vernel M. Lawas Neil Jerome A. Egarguin Allen L. Nazareno Eduardo O. Jatulan Mark Jason V. Cortez Recitation Classrooms MB101 MB103 MB105 MB106 MB108

You (the student) should be responsible enough to keep ALL corrected recitation exercises, quizzes, and homeworks.

MATH 37 H COURSE PLAN FOR SECOND SEMESTER, SY 2012-2013

WEEK 1 11/13 Tue Recit: Checking of attendance 11/15 Thu Recit: Classroom management 11/14 Wed Lect: ORIENTATION and DOAIY trigonometric functions 11/16 Fri Lect: Limits/continuity of inverse trigonometric functions HW1: Limits/continuity of inverse trigonometric functions 11/21 Wed Lect: Derivatives of inverse trigonometric functions 11/23 Fri Lect: Integrals yielding inverse trigonometric functions HW2: DOAIY inverse trigonometric functions 11/28 Wed Lect: DOAIY exponential functions HW3:DOAIY exponential functions 11/30 Fri Lect: Bonifacio day 12/5 12/7 Wed Lect: DOAIY log. functions /Log. differentiation Fri Lect: DOAIY Hyperbolic functions (1) HW4: DOAIY Hyperbolic functions

WEEK 2 11/20 Tue Recit: Discussion of HW1 11/22 Thu Recit: SW/D: DOAIY inv. trigo. functions

WEEK 3 11/27 Tue Recit: Discussion of HW2 11/29 Thu Recit: EX 1: DOAIY inv. trigo. functions WEEK 4 12/4 12/6 Tue Recit: Discussion of HW3 Thu Recit: SW/D: Log. differentiation

WEEK 5 12/11 Tue Recit: Discussion of HW4 12/13 Thu Recit: EX 2: DOAIY exp. and log. functions

12/12 Wed Lect: DOAIY Hyperbolic functions (2) 12/14 Fri Lect: DOAIY Inverse Hyperbolic functions EX3: DOAIY Hyperbolic and Inverse Hyperbolic functions (take-home)

WEEK 6 12/18 Tue Recit: WEEK 7 Christmas Break! Enjoy! (December 19, 2012 to January 2, 2012) WEEK 8 1/1 1/3 Tue Happy new year!!! Thu Recit: Discussion of EX3 1/2 1/4 Wed Lect: Fri Lect: Evaluating Indeterminate forms of limits HW5: Evaluating Indeterminate forms of limits Wed Lect: Integration by parts Fri Lect: Integration of special powers of trigonometric functions HW6: Integration of special powers of trigonometric functions Wed Lect: Integration by trigonometric substitution Fri Lect: UNIT EXAM 1

WEEK 9 1/8 1/10

Tue Recit: Discussion of HW5 Thu Recit: SW/D: IBP

1/9 1/11

WEEK 10 1/15 Tue Recit: Discussion of HW6 1/17 Thu Recit: EX4: IBP, Special Powers, Trigo. Subs.

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WEEK 11 1/22 Tue Recit: Discussion of UNIT EXAM 1 1/24 Thu Recit: SW/D: Partial Fractions (ONLY!)

1/23 Wed Lect: Integration by partial fractions 1/25 Fri Lect: More substitution techniques for integration HW7: More substitution techniques for integration 1/30 2/1 Wed Lect: More substitution techniques/Improper integrals (1) Fri Lect: Improper integrals (2) HW8: Improper Integrals Wed Lect: UNIT EXAM 2 Fri Lect: Volume of solid of revn (by disks/washers) HW9: Vol. of SOR by disks Wed Lect: Volume of solid of revn (by cylindrical shells) Fri Lect: Center of mass of a rod and plane regions HW10: Center of mass of a rod and plane regions Wed Lect: Center of mass of SOR and PAPPUS THEOREM! Fri Lect: Length of arc/surface of revn EX8: Center of mass, length of arc, surface area (take-home) Wed Lect: UNIT EXAM 3 Fri Lect: Polar and Cartesian coordinates Wed Lect: Graphs of polar equations (2)/ Intersections Fri Lect: Area of regions under polar curves EX9: Polar coordinates, area of polar regions(take-home) Wed Lect: Vectors in 2D/Vector operations Fri Lect: Vectors in 3D/Dot and cross products EX10: Vectors in 2D and 3D (take-home) Wed Lect: Lines and planes in 3D (2)/Surfaces (1) Fri Lect: Recap of MATH 37, Closing EX11: Lines and planes in 3D,surfaces (take-home)

WEEK 12 1/29 Tue Recit: Discussion of HW7 1/31 Thu Recit: EX5: Partial Fractions and other subs.

WEEK 13 2/5 2/7

Tue Recit: Discussion of HW8 Thu Recit: Discussion of UNIT EXAM 2

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WEEK 14 2/12 Tue Recit: Discussion of HW9 2/14 Thu Recit: EX6: Vol. of SOR by disks

2/13 2/15

Week 15 2/19 2/21

Tue Recit: Discussion of HW10 Thu Recit: EX7: Vol. of SOR by cylindrical shells

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WEEK 16 2/26 Tue Recit: Discussion of EX8 2/28 Thu Recit: Discussion of UNIT EXAM 3 WEEK 17 3/5 3/7 Tue Recit: SW/D: Graphs of polar equations (1) Thu Recit: SW/D:Intersection of polar graphs

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WEEK 18 3/12 3/14

Tue Recit: Discussion of EX9 Thu Recit: UNIT EXAM 4

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WEEK 19 3/19 3/21

Tue Recit: SW/D: Lines and planes in 3D (1) Thu Recit: SW/D: Surfaces (2)

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WEEK 20 3/26 Remarks:

Tue Recit: UNIT EXAM 5

*Lecture (short) quizzes are scheduled every Friday before, during, or after the lecture. *Our official fb group: math37_h_2 _12-13; This fb group is intended for uploading related learning materials, for communications and for uploading class standings. * Group projects are intended to supplement your understanding and learning of a given topic or concept. This is to be done by group so that you will have a chance to work with your classmates. Be an asset for the group. Learn how to communicate your ideas clearly. For the group leaders, try to facilitate discussions among yourselves to come up with a presentable collective idea for your project.
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