REMINDER: YOU CAN CHOOSE ANY PROBLEM FROM THE BOOK for your presentation,
not only problems assigned by me.
Time:
6:50pm - 8:10 pm
Place:
CheOld 144
Professor:
Anita Wasilewska
1428 CS Building; 632-8458
e-mail: anita@cs.sunysb.edu
Office Hours: Tuesday, Thursday, 5:30pm - 6:30 pm
Teaching Assistant:
SANDRA TINTA
e-mail: stinta@cs.sunysb.edu
Office Hours:
tba
2110 CS Building
Homework Presentations
NEWS
EACH TEAM GIVES ONLY ONE PRESENTATION (30pts) but students should do ALL problems
ALL TEAM MEMBERS MUST SHOW THAT THEY WORKED EQUALLY;
ALL TEAM MEMBERS MUST PARTICIPATE in the PRESENTATION; divide the problem you present in sections to accomodate all presenters.
REMEMBER: we assign spots on "first come, first serve" basis. The Problem you have in mind might have been already taken.
Check the list of Homework Problems already taken listed below.
Presentations' General Principles:
1. Groups must consist of 2-3 students
2. Homework Presentations must be formal,
POWER-POINT presentations. These are SHORT, no longer then 7-10
minutes presentations
3. Each team must give me (in class, just before the presentation)
A FOLDER containing a hard copy of the presentation (black and white is OK)
and a CD with the
presentation.
4. THE PRESENTERS are responsible for bringing and setting up the
equipment from the JAVITS CENTER equipment resources room.
5. The first presenter has to be in class few minutes in
advance in order to set up and check the computer and the projector.
Last presenter is responsible for delivering the equipment back to the
JAVITS CENTER equipment room .
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Homework Problems already taken
(Last updated 04/17)
HW1: P1 pp12-13; P3 ch1-6,7; P4,5 ch1-8,9; P7 ch1-15, P10 ch1-18,19
HW2:P1 ch2 6; P2 ch2 7,8; P3 ch2 9,10; P4 ch2-13,14; P5 ch2-15; P6 ch2-16,17; P7 ch2-19;
P8 ch2-20,21; P9 ch2-23,24; P10 ch2-25,26; P11 ch2-27,29; P12 ch2-30,31
HW3: ch3 10,11,12,14,16,17,19,20,23,28,31,33,35,36; ch4 14,15; ch5 2,3,7,8,15,16,17,18,19,35,43,45
Homework Presentations and Test Schedule
HOMEWORK 1: Thursday, February 14
Group 4 (P1)(done)
pp12-13
Shang Yang
Zhitao Li
Yang Chen
Group 1(P3)(done)
ch1-6,7
David Bergman
Joseph Valencia
Group 3(P4,P5)(done)
ch1-8,9
Ruirui Jiang
Xiaomeng Ban
Xiaoxiao Hou
Group 2 (done)
ch1-16(modified version)
Anupreet Kaur
Ashish Anand
Group 5(P10)(done)
ch1-18,19
Zixuan Wang
Chunxiao Hou
Liang Cheng
HOMEWORK 2: Tuesday, March 11 and Thursday, March 13
PRESENTERS TUESDAY MARCH 11th
Group 22 (02ch2p2)(BRING PROJECTOR TO CLASS)
ch2-8,11
Patrick Regan
Justin Spegele
Group 18 (02ch2p3)
ch2-9,10
Tingbo Hou
Ziyi Zheng
Tianyun Ling
Group 14 (02ch2p5)
ch2-15
Soumen Bandyopadhyay
Aneeta Bhattacharyya
Group 19 (02ch2p6)
ch2-16,17
Xiang Xu
Wei Hu
Group 6 (02ch2p7)
ch2-19
Nancy Ju
Junkil Chooom
Giordano Fusco
Group 13 (02ch2p8)
ch2-20,21
Jung Hoon Lee
Jianhua Xu
PRESENTERS THURSDAY MARCH 13th
Group 16 (02ch2p4) (BRING PROJECTOR TO CLASS)
ch2-13,14
Clarence Lobo
Rohit Galwankar
Mukta Joshi
Group 15 (02ch2p9)
ch2-23,24
Sirish Bolla
Shruthi Velichala
Srujan Goolla
Group 12 (02ch2p10)
02ch2-25,26
Anupama Narasimha Murthi
Sri Mythri Adiraju
Richi Gujral
Group 9 (02ch2p11)
ch2-27,29
Manoj Kumar V Sundararajan
Shraddha Prabhu
Rheema Pednekar
Group 21 (02ch2p12)
ch2-30,31
Mohammad Tanvir Irfan
Utpal Kumar Paul
SPRING BREAK: March 17-22
PRACTICE MIDTERM Tuesday, March 25, in class
Midterm Overview and Practice Midterm Solutions, MArch 27
MIDTERM Tuesday, April 1
HOMEWORK 3: Thursday, April 17
Group 7(BRING PROJECTOR TO CLASS)
ch2-6
ch3-11
Chia-Hao Wu
Akshay Patil
Chakravarthy Sridhar
Group 8
ch3p10,12
Jennia Hizver
Pralhad Deshpande
Group 24
ch3-14,28
Xiang Cai
Meng Yang
Juntian Shan
Group 26
ch3-16,23
Sachin Gaikwad
Chaitanya Yalamanchili
Sreenaath Vasudevan
Group 32
ch3-19,20
Ashish Misra
Stephen Bailey-Assam
PRESENTATION TIME: May 1st
Group 23(BRING PROJECTOR TO CLASS)
ch3-35,ch5-17
Muhammad Asiful Islam
Faisal Ahmed
Group 29
ch3-33,36
Mithun Iyer
Vijayakumar Muthuvel Manickam
Group 20
ch3-31,ch5-3
Sneha Ramchandran
Pratik Shah
Prathamesh Deshpande
Group 11
ch5-7,8
Kyung Hoon Kim
Chul Sung
PRESENTATION TIME: May 6th
Group 28(BRING PROJECTOR TO CLASS)
ch5-2
Jason Cheung
Group 10
ch4-15,ch5-16
Avanthi Gupta
Dhananjay Deshpande
Vinod Pai
Group 17
ch5-15,43
Kanthimathinathan Sambandan
Naveen Vignesh Ramaraj
Sankar Aditya Tanguturi
Group 30
ch5-18,45
Thandava Krishna Batta
Jaini Shah
Janit Ahluwalia
Group 25
ch5-35
Himanshu Kanda
Madhava Gauranga Srinivasan
Group 27
ch5-4,5
Megha Krishnamurthy
Kavya Palakurthi
Group 31
ch3-17,ch5-19
Tejas Somani
Nikhil Pujari
FINAL: t.b.a, follows University Schedule
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Syllabus
Writing Mathematical Texts
PRACTICE MIDTERM SOLUTIONS
LECTURE NOTES
Lecture 1
Lecture 2
Lecture 3
Lecture 4
Lecture 5
Lecture 6
Lecture 7
Lecture 8
Lecture 9
Lecture 10
Lecture 11
Lecture 12
Lecture 13
Lecture 14
Lecture 15
Lecture 16
Lecture 17
Students Presentations (Spring 2008)
Chapter 1, Solution to Problems on Pages 12-13
Chapter 1, Generalization of Problem 16 Solution
Chapter 1, Problems 18,19 Solution
Chapter 1, Problems 6,7 Solution
Chapter 1, Problem 1 Solution
Chapter 1, Problem 8,9 Solution
Chapter 2, Problems 8, 11 Solution
Chapter 2, Problems 9, 10 Solution
Chapter 2, Problems 13, 14 Solution
Chapter 2, Problem 15 Solution
Chapter 2, Problems 16, 17 Solution
Chapter 2, Problem 19 Solution
Chapter 2, Problems 21, 29 Solution
Chapter 2, Problems 23,24 Solution
Chapter 2, Problems 25, 26 Solution
Chapter 2, Problems 27, 29 Solution
Chapter 2, Problems 30, 31 Solution
Chapter 2, Problem 6, chapter 3, Problem 11 Solution
Chapter 3, Problems 10, 12 Solution
Chapter 3, Problems 14, 28 Solution
Chapter 3, Problems 16, 23 Solution
Chapter 3, Problems 17, chapter 5 problem 19 Solution
Chapter 3, Problems 19, 20 Solution
Chapter 3, Problem 31, chapter 5 Problem 3 Solution
Chapter 3, Problems 33, 36 Solution
Chapter 3, problem 35, Chapter 5, problem 17 Solution
Chapter 4, Problem 15, Chapter 5, problem 16 Solution
Chapter 4, Problem 45 Solution
Chapter 5, Problem 2 Solution
Chapter 5, Problems 4, 6 Solution
Chapter 5, Problem 7 Solution
Chapter 5, Problem 8 Solution
Chapter 5, Problems 15, 43 Solution
Chapter 5, Problems 18, 45 Solution
Chapter 5, Problem 35 Solution
Sample Students Presentations (Spring 2007)
Chapter 1, Problem 20 Solution 1 Presentation
Chapter 1, Problem 20 Solution 2 Presentation
Chapter 1, Problem 16 Solution Presentation
Class Problem Solution Presentation
Chapter 2, Problems 3, 4 Solutions Presentation
Chapter 2, Problems 5,7 Solutions Presentation
Chapter 3, Problems 19, 20 Solutions Presentation
Chapter 4, Problem 14 Solutions Presentation
Chapter 5, Problem 15 Solutions Presentation