The exam total was 200, each problem worth 25 points.

The exam average was 110 points. We did not assign letter grades for the final exam.

The semester grades information is on the main course page.

Review sheet of exam topics. The final exam is cumulative.

Final exam locations

R01, R02, R03: Old Chemistry 116
R04, R05, R06: Earth & Space 001
R07, R08, R09, R10: SB Union 123

Midterm I and Midterm II results
Exam averages were quite low for both tests. While we keep records of your scores rather than letter grades, here how you can interpret your scores.

Midterm II grades
below 40 fail
40-55 C
56-69 B
70-74 B+/A-
75 and above A

Midterm I grades
below 45 fail
45-49 C-
50-59 C
60-79 B
80-84 B+/A-
85 and above A

Midterm II locations : the test is given in three separate rooms. Please go to the room assigned to your recitation. The rooms are the same as for Midterm I.

R01, R02, R03: Old Chemistry 116
R04, R05, R06: Old Engineering^* 143
R07, R08, R09, R10: Earth & Space 001
^*Old Engineering is called Engineering on campus maps.

Midterm II covers sections 5.5–5.7, 5.10, 6.1, 6.4 and part of 8.3 (Integral Test).
While the exam is not cumulative, and you will not be explicitly tested on topics from the first midterm, you are still responsible for the basics of series, as well as for the Calc I and Precalc material (functions, derivatives, antiderivatives, basic integration rules.) Similarly to the first exam, Midterm II will include a page with useful formulas (such as trig, for example). You can look at this reference page here. You have to memorize basic antiderivatives (such as sine, cosine, exponential, etc).

As usual, the best way to prepare for the test is to go over past homeworks. Non-bold questions are no less important than the bold ones. If a particular topic seems hard, do extra questions from the corresponding section in the book. If you want extra practice after you've thoroughly studied all homeworks, check out the following extra questions.

Chapter 5 p. 435-436: 14, 15, 25, 27, 28, 29, 55, 61; 5.6: 13, 25; 5.7: 2, 19; 5.10: 22, 42, 43;
Chapter 6 make sure to do questions from the last hw; pick some similar ones from 6.1 if you wish.

Midterm I covered sections 8.1-8.7 (with the exception of topics not studied in class). The best way to prepare for the test is to go over past homeworks. Non-bold questions are no less important than the bold ones. If a particular topic seems hard, do extra questions from the corresponding section in the book. Additionally, you can use the end-of-chapter questions for Chapters 8. Here are some extra practice questions for Midterm I:
8.1: 13, 15, 41;
8.2: 13, 19;
8.3: 9, 10;
8.4: 3, 4, 7, 25, 29;
8.5: 9, 13, 17 (please test the endpoints - you can do it now!);
8.6: 9, 10, 21, 22;
8.7: 19, 25, 43, 6;
End-of-Chapter exercises: 1-4, 9-12, 30-37, 39-41. The True-false quiz is also useful.