UTSA logo Foundations of Mathematics
MAT 3013 Sections 001 and 002
Fall, 2003
Dr. J. Iovino
 

A course outline and a general description of the policies of the course is available here


News

December 11
The final exam is here . Please follow the instructions given on the first page. Write all the solutions in the space provided and staple all the sheets together. The solutions are due on Friday (any time) in my office. You can slide the booklet under the door if I am not in the office.

You may submit your solution by email, provided it is typeset ion TeX and the file is in dvi or pdf format.

September 8
The University Bookstore has received the new order of textbooks. I thank Kelsey Arnold, who works at the bookstore, for forwarding this information to us.
September 3
Since we did not have time to finish all the details 4(b) and 4(d) (page 12) in class, written solutions of these two exercises will be due on the week of September 8. The solutions should include every detail.
August 27
We have asked the bookstore to order additional copies of the textbook. (I am told that the bookstore on UTSA Blvd. still has some copies from the first order.) While these arrive, I will bring to class photocopies of the first three sections of the book.

The book is also available from online book retailers.


Homework

For the week of September 1
To prepare to present in groups: 1(c), 1(d), 3(c), 3(d), 4(b), 4(d), page 12.
To hand-in: 8, 13, page 23.
For the week of September 8
To hand-in: solution in full detail of 4(b) and 4(d), page 12.
For the week of September 15
To prepare to present in groups: 1(c), 1(d), 1(e), 2(f), 2(g), 6, page 51.
For the week of September 22
To prepare to present in groups: 3(b), 3(c), 4, 5, 7, 8, page 40.
For the week of October 6
1(e)-1(i), 2(c), 2(d), 3(b), 5, page 61.
For the week of October 20
1(b), 1(c), 1(e), 2(c), 2(d), 8, 9(f).
For the week of November 3:
To hand-in: 4, 6, 7, page 79.
For the week of November 10:
To hand-in: 1(f), 1(h), page 79, and 2, 5, page 104.
For the week of Novemver 17:
To hand-in: 3 (page 118), 16 (page 119), 2 (page 139).
For the week of November 24:
To prepare to present in groups: 2, 6, 9, page 250.

Material covered

8/25, 8/26: Introduction. Section 1.1.
8/27, 8/28: Section 1.2.
9/2, 9/3: Exercises from Section 1.1.
9/4, 9/8, 9/9: Section 1.5.
9/10, 9/11: Section 1.3. Started Section 1.4.
9/15, 9/16: Exercises from Section 1.5.
9:17, 9/18: Finished Section 1.4.
9/22, 9/23: Exercises from Section 1.4.
9/24, 9/25: Test 1.
10/1, 10/2: Section 2.1.
10/6, 10/7: Exercises from Section 2.1.
10/8, 10/9: More exercises. Quiz 1.
10/13, 10/14: Section 2.2.
10/20, 10/21: Exercises from Section 2.2.
10/22, 10/23: Test 2.
10/27, 10/28: Remarks on the test.
10/29, 10/30: Section 2.3.
11/3, 11/4: Finished Section 2.3.
11/5, 11/6: Sections 3.1 1nd 3.2.
11/10, 11/11: Sections 3.3 and 3.4.
11/12, 11/13: Course survey. Finished Chapter 3 (more examples).
11/17, 11/18: Section 6.1.
11/19, 11/25: Section 6.1, continued.

Exam Dates

Test 1 (M,W section): Wednesday, September 24
Test 1 (T,Th section): Thursday, September 25
Test 2 (M,W section): Wednesday, October 22
Test 2 (T,Th section): Thursday, October 23
Final Exam (M,W section): Friday, December 12, 1:30pm-4:15pm
Final Exam (Tu,Th section): Friday, December 12, 10:30am-1:15pm.

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