Math 220* - Calculus for Business and Management

Fall 2009

THIS SITE CONTAINS INFORMATION PRIMARILY FOR SECTIONS 02 AND 04.

THERE IS FINAL EXAM INFORMATION BELOW (in green) THAT IS FOR ALL SECTIONS.



Instructor: Jean Brewster (jean@math.binghamton.edu )
Office: LN-2227
Phone: 777-2982
Office Hours: M 3:30 - 4:30, T 9:00 - 10:00, R 1:30 - 2:30
Class Schedule:

Supplementary Homework Problems: (click on chapter):

Text: MATH 220 Course Pack, 2nd Edition (Fall 2009), by Prof. Ross Geoghegan

FINAL EXAM INFORMATION FOR ALL SECTIONS:

Final Exam: Monday, Dec. 14, 8:30-10:30 a.m., in LH-01.

Do not make travel plans that conflict with this date/time.

Students who have an official university conflict with the final exam must notify their instructor, in writing (email is fine). The student should include their name, email address, and COMPLETE final exam schedule in the notice. Be sure to give the complete schedule, not just the conflict. When all notices are received a determination will be made as to the day, time and location of the makeup exam. It can be difficult to get rooms during exam week, so be prepared to stay until Friday afternoon, Dec. 18. The DEADLINE for requesting a makeup is THURSDAY, DEC. 3. Requests after this time will not likely be accomodated. Students who request a makeup will be notified by Monday, Dec. 7 when the makeup will be.

The final exam will be cumulative, covering the entire course. The best way to study is to work problems. Below is a collection of problems that were used for tests several semesters ago. THIS IS NOT A "PRACTICE FINAL" OR IN ANY WAY "SAMPLE FINAL." It is simply a collection of problems. It is intended to give you a way to approach the daunting task of reviewing all of the material. If you can work these problems you should be fine for the final exam. If you find that you have difficulty with some problems, then you have an indication of where you can focus some extra study.

The problems are listed in five parts. They generally follow the sequence of text chapters, but there is no other significance to the divisions. Answers are below.
Final Exam Review Problems (Five parts): Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5
Review Problems Answers: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5

Additional information concerning final exam logistics will be posted as it develops. Be sure to check back to this site.

Course Syllabus

How the course will be graded

Solutions to Tests will be Posted Here (after they are taken):

*Course Objectives:

The purpose of this course is to provide students a working knowledge of basic operations in Calculus, including differentiation and integration of simple functions. At the end of the course the student should be able to use these techniques to graph functions and solve financial problems involving maximization/minimization, growth, and rates of change. Evaluation of the student's mastery of these concepts will be done primarily through written exams (see "How the Course is Graded").