Welcome to  S2012: MHF3202 8768 SETS.&.LOGIC  MWF7 LIT207 (ME)

Prof. Jonathan King          squash@ufl.edu  (eddress)

Office: 402 Little Hall (Top floor, NE corner)   392-0281 x270
	"Maximize  x, y and z."

  If I am not in the office then it is best to EMAIL me, as I don't
  remotely pick-up phone messages.  If urgent, then telephone to the
  secretaries at 392-0281.x221 and they can contact me at home.

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

  My OHs will v*a*r*y during the semester, so please check the webpage.
Currently, OHs are: MOND.:7th, When-no-colloquium:9th.  WEDN.:9th.

Course page:	http://math.ufl.edu/~squash/course.selo.2012g.html
Resources:	http://math.ufl.edu/~squash/teaching.html
Archive:   I'll email the eddress for posting, and the URL for browsing.
  >> Please keep our archive private to our class. 

Text: "How to prove it" (2nd edition) by Daniel J. Velleman,
Cambridge University Press, 2006.  ISBN-13: 978-0521675994.

  EXAMS: In addition to pop quizzes, there will be several exams; see our
course webpage.  All of my classes have CP (class participation) grade,
based on Posting to our Archive, Speaking in class, and in OHs/appt.,
helping other students during OHs., etc.  There will be NO final exam;
rather, a /typed/ Final Project, due Friday, 925Apr2012 (LDClass+2)

  SYLLABUS: The entire text.  Both mathematical induction and Cantor's
theory of infinite cardinalities will be moved earlier the semester.  In
the induction section we will cover some combinatorial graph theory.
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HOMEWORK:  For Friday, 13Jan2012, please read chapter 1.

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There will be a Mini-exam (a test of prerequisite knowledge, and the
Math-Greek alphabet) on Wednesday, 11Jan2012..  On our webpage, there is a
list of the type of questions that will appear.

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CLASS-PHOTO DAY: Wednesday, 18Jan2012.  Look sharp!  Please
bring name-card with (optional but useful) your telephone number.
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  Letters-of-recommendation (LORs): I base LOR substantially
on how a student "thinks on his feet".
  I generally ask that students have had /two/ courses with me
before asking for a LOR.  See
    http://math.ufl.edu/~squash/teaching.html#namelor
for important details.
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