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Welcome to (Spring 2008)

	F2008: MAA4102 3043  Intro.AdvCalc.E&PS.1 MWF4 LIT127
	F2008: MAA5104 6153  Advanced.Calculus.1  MWF4 LIT127

Prof. Jonathan King          squash@math.ufl.edu
Dept. of Mathematics         http://math.ufl.edu/~squash/teaching.html
Office: 402 Little Hall (Top floor, NE corner)   392-0281 x270
 [If I am not in the office then it is better to EMAIL me.  I rarely pick-up
phone messages.  If urgent then telephone to the secretaries at
392-0281.x221; the secretaries can contact me at home.

Office hours:      http://math.ufl.edu/~squash/info.jksched.html

My office hours will vary during the semester, so please
check the webpage.  Currently my OHs are
  Wedn.: 8th & 9th periods.   Frid.: 5th period.

Course page: http://math.ufl.edu/~squash/course.advcal.2008t.html
Archive:     [A private URL I will email to the class.]

To post to our class (and me), email to

	FALL-3043-L@lists.ufl.edu (POST ACES)

Our textbook is   Advanced Calculus (3rd Edition)
    Author: R. Creighton Buck.	ISBN: 978-1-57766-302-7
    Year: 2003	           Publisher: Waveland Press Inc.

SYLLABUS for the first semester: Approximately chapters 1--6 of Buck's text
(Sets and functions, Continuity, Differentiation, Integration, Series,
Uniform convergence) plus a few additional topics.

SYLLABUS for the second semester: Approximately chapters 7--9 of Buck's text,
(but probably starting with Fourier series) together with a few extra topics,
e.g, introduction to Metric Spaces, introduction to Calculus of Variations.

Exams dates will be announced in about 3 weeks.  If possible, some exams
will be Monday evenings.  If it is impossible to synchronise everyone's
schedule, then the exams will be in-class.

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HOMEWORK: please HAVE READ the beginning part:
Sections 1.1 through 1.4 (pp.1--27)  for Wednesday, 27Aug.
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  For Frid, 29Aug., please WRITE UP solutions to

P.10: 5, 6 (Do NOT use a calculator; use pure integer
  reasoning.  Make sure to give a SOLUTION, not just
  answers.   Answers for this problem are trivial; it is a
  soln that is interesting).

P.10: 12.
P.19: 3, 8, 17.
P.27: 5.  (This problem is actually on P.28, but I name
      problem sets by the starting-page of the set. )
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CLASS-PHOTO DAY: Monday, 01Sep2008.  Look sharp!  Please bring name-card
with (optional but useful) your telephone number.
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