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MAT244 Math--Lectures / Test #1 Format
« on: October 26, 2014, 02:50:07 PM »
Will wednesdays midterm again be all computational? And up to what chapter in the book will be covered for it?
Thanks.
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MAT244 Math--Lectures / Possible Quiz Material
« on: October 14, 2014, 03:51:16 PM »
Up to what chapter/section would a possible quiz be up to for tomorrow?
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MAT244 Math--Lectures / Term Test #1 Past Problem Difficulty
« on: October 08, 2014, 02:08:51 AM »
http://forum.math.toronto.edu/index.php?topic=236.0
Have we learnt how to solve this problem using the method described in the first solution? If so, where in our notes/textbook did we cover this?
Have we learnt how to solve this problem using the method described in the first solution? If so, where in our notes/textbook did we cover this?
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MAT244 Math--Lectures / Integration Techniques to Know for Test #1
« on: October 06, 2014, 09:10:30 PM »
-Basic anti-derivatives
-Trig Integrals
-Partial Fraction
-Integration by parts
-Inegration by substitution
Are there any other techniques you would suggest brushing up on Dr. Irvii? I skipped first year math due to a transfer credit, so my skills are a bit rusty, but I wanted to make sure I covered everything.
Thanks
-Trig Integrals
-Partial Fraction
-Integration by parts
-Inegration by substitution
Are there any other techniques you would suggest brushing up on Dr. Irvii? I skipped first year math due to a transfer credit, so my skills are a bit rusty, but I wanted to make sure I covered everything.
Thanks
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MAT244 Misc / Variation of Parameters vs Undetermined Co-efficients
« on: October 05, 2014, 11:59:48 AM »
Do you care which method we use to solve a question? I prefer the former, as it is less guess work, but I wanted to make sure that if we just wanted to use one to solve questions that is fine
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MAT244 Math--Lectures / Test #1 Material
« on: October 04, 2014, 04:49:09 PM »
Will test #1 be similar to previous years, where all the questions will be computational (no proofs)?
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MAT244 Misc / Quiz #1 Error
« on: September 24, 2014, 10:36:58 PM »
Hi,
I was wondering if it would be possible to look at maybe discounting the first quiz that we took today. A error with one of the problems was announced at the very end of the alloted time, and in the end we were given maybe 5-7 minutes extra to work on the problem with the correction that was given. For myself, since I spent the majority of my time on trying to figure out the problem (albeit unsuccesfully due to the error), I had virtually 5 minutes in the end to now do 2 problem in a span that was extremely short. I understand that errors do occur on quizzes and tests, but I feel like in a situation like this, where we have time constraints and the like, that this quiz was extremely unfair. As a result, I think we should either take our best 4/5 quizzes or simply discount this quiz for this reason.
Thanks.
I was wondering if it would be possible to look at maybe discounting the first quiz that we took today. A error with one of the problems was announced at the very end of the alloted time, and in the end we were given maybe 5-7 minutes extra to work on the problem with the correction that was given. For myself, since I spent the majority of my time on trying to figure out the problem (albeit unsuccesfully due to the error), I had virtually 5 minutes in the end to now do 2 problem in a span that was extremely short. I understand that errors do occur on quizzes and tests, but I feel like in a situation like this, where we have time constraints and the like, that this quiz was extremely unfair. As a result, I think we should either take our best 4/5 quizzes or simply discount this quiz for this reason.
Thanks.
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