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King Abdulaziz University Academic year 1441

Department of Mathematics 1st Semester 2019-2020

Math 202 Syllabus


Book: Calculus Early Transcendentals (Metric Version) by James Stewart 8th edition

Examples
Chapter Section Definitions & Theorems HW
(Exercises)

1st +2nd week Definition of the


Hyperbolic functions, hyperbolic
Chapter 3: 3.11 1-5 1-21 (odd),
identities, derivatives, inverse
Differentiation Hyperbolic Functions (11,41,42) 31-43 (odd),40,42
hyperbolic functions, their derivatives.
Rules
Tables 1-6. Figures 1-3,8-10
2nd + 3rd week
4.4 Indeterminate 1-10
All Forms
forms and (10,25,52,65) 9-67 (odd),10,52,56
Chapter 4: L’Hospital’s Rule
Applications of
Differentiation 3rd week
1-4,6
4.9 Definition, Theorem 1, Table 2 1-47 (odd)
(5,9,15)
Antiderivatives
4th week The area problem: ____
5.1 Figures 1-6, 8-13. 1
Areas and Distances Definition 2

Definition 2. Note 1-3, 5.


4th week
Figures 1-4. Theorem 3, 4. Equations 1,4,6-8 17-20,35,39,41,42,
5.2
8-11. (39,50) 47-50 , 53,59
The Definite Integral
Properties 1-8.

5th week
5.3 Equation 1,5. FTC1, FTC2 2,4-9 7-43 (odd)
The Fundamental (No proofs) (35,63) 59-63 (odd)
Theorem of Calculus

Chapter 5
Integrals 5th week
5.4
Indefinite integral, Table1. 1-6 5-17 (odd),
Indefinite Integrals
Applications, Equations 2,3 (37) 21-45 (odd)
and the Net Change
Theorem

6th week Equations 1-7. The substitution rule.


1-11 7-47 (odd), 53-
5.5 The substitution rule for definite
(29,30,44) 73(odd),44,48
The substitution Rule integral. Symmetry
7th week
1-5
7.1 Equations 1,2,6 3-41 (odd)
(18, 37)
Integration by Parts
8th week
7.2 1-9
All strategies 1-49 (odd),46
Trigonometric (16,33)
Integrals
9th week
7.3 1,3,4,5,7
All 5-29 (odd)
Trigonometric (21)
Chapter 7 Substitution
Techniques of 10th week
integration 7.4
1-9
Integration of All 7-33 (odd), 39-51
(49)
Rational function by
Partial Fractions
10th week
7.5 All with "Can we integrate all 1-5
1-81 (odd)
Strategy for continuous functions?" (65,79)
Integration

11th +12th week


Type 1 and 2. 1-10
7.8 5-39 (odd), 49,50,54
Comparison Theorem. (37)
Improper Integrals
13thweek
6.1
Rules 2,3 1,2,6,7 1-11 (odd)
Chapter 6: Areas Between
Applications of Curves
integrals 13thweek
2-6
6.2 Definition of volume. Disk and washer 1-17
(17)
Volumes

14thweek
1,2,4
8.1 Formulas 2-6 9-19, 35,37
Chapter 8: (16)
Arc Length
Further
Applications of 14thweek
Integrations 8.2 1-3
Formulas 4-8 7-18
Area of a Surface of (14)
Revolution
4.1
Maximum and Definition 1, 2, 6 (Critical Number). 8
Minimum Values
5,29,47,53
The closed Interval Method. (3)
**Chapter 4:
Applications of Increasing/decreasing test
Differentiation 4.3 The First derivative Test
How derivatives affect 1,2,6
the shape of a graph Definition: (concavity) + 5,11
(1,9)
Concavity test.
Definition: inflection point

Note that Chapter 7 will be given before Chapter 6.


The total of 100 marks are distributed as follows:
Exam 1 = 25%
Exam 1 = 25%
Assignments = 15%
Final Exam = 35% (The whole course contents are included)

Exam 1 Exam 2 Alternative Exam

2 - 3:30 2 - 3:30 11-12:30


Time

7th week 11th week 13th week


Date
Thursday Thursday Thursday
18-2-1441 17-3-1441 1-4-1441

Curriculum 3.11, 4.4, 4.9, 5.1, 5.2 , 5.3, 5.4 5.5, 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.4, 7.5 Exam 1 or 2

Remarks:
1. Any student who misses 25% of the class will receive DN.
2. If one of the students is absent from one of the exams due to an acceptable excuse by the instructor, then the student
will be allowed to take an alternative exam.
3. The requirements to get an IC grade due to being absent from the final exam are: an attendance of at least 80% of the
total lectures, attendance of the first and second exams and an acceptable excuse by the Educational Affairs.

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