A rigid schedule is not conducive to effective learning, since it would limit our flexibility in exploring ideas as they arise in class. A partial and approximate schedule, to serve as a baseline, appears in Figure 1; it will be updated as we progress. Please use it only as a rough guide to plan your studies. Do not use it to schedule travel or other events. If you need a definite answer on when something will or will not occur, you should check with me.
At the beginning and end of each class, I typically announce the topics and textbook sections covered in that class and those due at the next class. It is important that students read the material before the class in which it is discussed and, in general, keep up with readings and studies.
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January 17th C1
Introduction.
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19th C2
§§ 1.*.
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24th C3
§§2.0–2.6.
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26th C4
§§2.7–2.9
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31st C5
§§2.*
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February 2nd C6
catch-up, review and synthesis, etc.
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7th C7
⋆ Quiz 1, regular class time & place.
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9th C8
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14th C9
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16th C10
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21st C11
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23rd C12
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28th C13
⋆ Midterm Exam 1, regular class time & place.
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March 2nd C14
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7th C15
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9th C16
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14th
×No class. Spring break Mar. 13–19.
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16th
×No class. Spring break Mar. 13–19.
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21st C17
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23rd C18
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28th C19
⋆ Quiz 2, regular class time & place.
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30th C20
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April 4th C21
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6th C22
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11th C23
⋆ Midterm Exam 2, regular class time & place.
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13th C24
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18th C25
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20th C26
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25th C27
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27th C28
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May 2nd
×No class. ⋆ Final exam: 8:00 a.m.–10:00 a.m. DPC 107
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4th
×No class. Check Univ. schedule for final exams.
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