Math 150: Multivariable Calculus: 9-9:50am, 19-10:50am Room Stetson 101: Final: Sunday, May 20, 1:30 PM, in Griffin 6

Below is a quick summary of the most relevant material, namely the current reading, quizzes, homework, as well as my lecture notes.
Additional Comments on the lectures: click here
Review sheet for the course (definitions, theorems): click here for a course review sheet (email me to restore images -- caused downloading woes)
Upcoming HW and reading: click here for a list of homework problems and suggested problems.
Readings before class: click here for a bullet point summary to help prepare you for class.
Outline of the course: a quick summary
Reflections on the the course: a more extensive analysis of what was covered
Takeaways for undergraduate classes: summarizes key points from this and other undergrad courses

• Review of Calculus I and II: part I    part II (right click to download)
• Handout from first day of class is here        First day lecture: http://youtu.be/Sabcuhsxekg    (February  7, 2014: Introduction, Pythagoras)
• all of my course notes    (student notes part 1)    (student notes part 2)     (student notes part 3)
• additional comments from the lectures, LaTeX / Mathematica template/videos, homework problem template.
• Click here for a welcome to the class
• Click here for calculus review problems and solutions. These are a good way to test your knowledge of Calc I and II.
• Click here for many free textbooks from GeorgiaTech (click here for a free multivariable calculus textbook)

• The textbook is Edwards and Penney: Calculus (Early Transcendentals), 7th edition, which was used in Math 104. You may use either the 7th edition or the 6th; unfortunately, while the content is essentially the same, the page numbering and chapter labeling differ, and you are responsible for making sure you do the right problems (I'll try and make sure the problems are the same, but it is your responsibility to make sure you do the right ones).