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Math 222 — Prof. Holden's sections

DE and Matrix Algebra II

Instructor: Joshua Holden
Office: G207
Office Phone: 877-8320
E-mail: holden@rose-hulman.edu
Web Page: http://www.rose-hulman.edu/~holden
Tentative Office Hours: MTRF 4th and 6th periods and also by appointment

Very Important Information

This web site primarily contains information about Prof. Holden's sections of Math 222.

Policies

Syllabus

Reminder: Reading Questions

Less Important Information

Some Differences Between RHIT Math Courses and High School Math Courses

Information from the Math Department

Class Schedule Information from Banner

Exam Instructions

Practice Problems, etc.

Announcements

7 Dec
The drop box for electronic submission of labs should be ready to go --- I think. The system will be a little different from last term, for those of you who had my class last term. First you need to have Wake running and the standard drive mappings in place. (They will be if you haven't changed them.) There is a drop box for each student and you should be able to access it through this link, then find your user name. Only you have access to your drop box so you need to be logged into Wake from your computer or with your username and password. You should have full permissions on your drop box so that you can fix any errors in submitting the file. (Make sure there is only one file at a time in the dropbox!) The file name is not important, except that it should end in the .mws extension. Do not put other homework in this box, only labs. If you have a problem (and you might, because I can't test this from home) please let me know.

17 Dec
Just to make it clear about how the drop boxes operate: when I collect the labs I remove them from the drop box and put them in a separate folder to go to the grader. As specified in the instructions, there should only be one .mws file in the drop box at a time. (This just makes it easier for the program which automatically collects them and sends them to the grader.)

P.S. Some students have asked about files with names like .DS_Store which have mysteriously appeared in their drop boxes. Anything that starts with a period is put there by Wake (or a similar program) and is harmless.

17 Jan
Linux and Mac OS X users with an AFS client should be able to use this link to access the drop boxes.
24 Jan
The first batch of electronic labs is ready to be returned. You can find them in a "Return Box" which works the same way as the drop box. There is a return box for each student and you should be able to access it through this link (if you are using your laptop), then find your user name. Only you have access to your return box so you need to be logged into Wake from your computer or with your username and password. Let me know if you have any trouble.

Linux and Mac OS X users with an AFS client should be able to use this link to access the return boxes.

25 Jan
The review session scheduled for today is cancelled. The exam will be moved from Monday to Tuesday, and Monday will be a review day. I will figure out over the next week or so when to make up the extra day.

Homework

Reading Questions

Remember that the answer to the reading question can always be found explicitly in the reading. For instance, if I ask for an example of something, do not try to make one up! I am looking for one that is explicitly described in the reading.

Demos from class

You will need Maple to read the demos from class. If you have never used Maple (or would like a brush-up), I recommend this tutorial.