HOMEWORK
MTH 255H — Winter 2014


Ground Rules

It is your job to explain your work to me clearly and completely. Even though homework is not a major part of the grade, it is a good idea to practice presenting mathematical work — a skill which will likely affect your score on exams.
Here are some guidelines:
You may discuss homework problems with anyone you like, and you may use any reference materials you like. However, you must write up the solutions in your own words, and you must indicate what help you used.
Late homework will be corrected as a courtesy to you, but is not guaranteed to receive credit.

Please write on one side only of each page, and please do not staple pages together.


Assignments

Assigned lab writeups will be posted on the announcement page, not here.

Week 9
Suggested reading: Read §4–§6 (and reread §1–3) of Unit 5
Assignment (due 3/12/14): Complete the assignment sheet.
Week 8
Suggested reading: Read §7–11 of Unit 4 and the first three sections of Unit 5
Assignment (due 3/5/14): Complete the assignment sheet.
Save the first problem until after class on Friday 2/28, and the second until after class on Monday 3/3.
Week 7
Suggested reading: Read §1–6, and skim §7–11, of Unit 4.
Assignment (due 2/24/14): Complete the assignment sheet.
Week 6
Suggested reading: Review Units 1–3.
Assignment: No homework this week.
Week 5
Suggested reading: The last four sections of Unit 3.
Assignment (due 2/7/14) (due 2/10/14): Complete the assignment sheet.
Week 4
Suggested reading: Vector Fields, and the first six sections of Unit 3.
Assignment (due 2/3/14): Complete the assignment sheet.
Week 3
Suggested reading: Unit 2.
You may already know much of this material, but the point of view may be somewhat different.
Assignment (due 1/24/14): Complete the assignment sheet.
Week 2
Suggested reading: Unit 1.
You may already know much of this material, but the point of view may be somewhat different.
Assignment (due 1/17/14): Complete the assignment sheet.
Week 1
NO CLASS THIS WEEK
Suggested reading: Familiarize yourself with the course website.
Read through the announcements, the grading policy, etc.
Take a look at the text, and make sure you can find the appropriate table of contents.
Assignment (due 1/10/14): Please send an email message to me at tevian@math.oregonstate.edu. Please include some information about yourself, such as your math/physics background and your motivation for taking this class.
I will assume that email is a reliable way to reach you unless you tell me otherwise. If you don't check your email regularly, please let me know. It is to your advantage to provide me with a campus email address, as there are some things (such as grades) that I will not send elsewhere.