Organization: Subject

Evaluation Method	Midterm exam	Final exam
Exercises/Assignments
Absolute	30%	40%	30%
Textbook(s) and References
James Stewart, Calculus, Early Transcendentals, 9th edition, Cengage Learning.
Course Policy
Attendance & Participation Because class discussion is at the heart of this course, you are required to be in class, and what we do in the course of our class meetings will determine a large portion of your grade. Of course, I understand that sometimes emergencies and other circumstances can arise that may warrant some flexibility. Accordingly, you will have two “grace days,” which you can use to excuse an absence and/or submit late work over the course. One missed lecture or one missed tutorial equals one grace day. After you have used all your grace days for the term, your attendance grade will be negatively affected. Students are responsible for all missed work, regardless of the reason for absence. It is also the absentee's responsibility to get all missing notes or materials. During the lecture, I expect that all students are already familiar with previous lectures. Missing more than 6 lectures/exercises will nullify the attendance score. Assignments Homework assignments will be given roughly every week. They do significantly contribute to the grades, therefore, students are encouraged to do and submit them on time. Students are responsible for tracking their grades for all assignments, quizzes and exams. Students are expected to work independently during the quizzes and exams. Offering and accepting solutions from others is an act of plagiarism, which is a serious offense and all involved parties will be penalized. If any evidence of plagiarism or cheating is found, a student's grade for all quizzes will be nullified (canceled). Mandatory Assignments should be submitted by the indicated deadlines. Assignments which are submitted within 1 day after the deadline will be penalized by 10%. Assignments which are submitted later than 1 day after the deadline will not be graded.