Richard Porter's Multivariable Calculus Webpage

Some formulas I am considering for your exam....but don't count on them. I will provide most formulas needed. If you can ask for it by name, i'll provide it.

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Professor Richard Porter

Office: LA129
E-Mail: porterr@mccc.edu
Webpage: www.mccc.edu/~porterr

Mailing Address: P.O. Box B, Trenton, NJ 08690
(609) 570-3826 (e-mail preferred)

West Windsor Campus (WWC)
1200 Old Trenton Road, Trenton, NJ 08550

James Kerney Campus (JKC)
N. Broad & Academy Sts., Trenton, NJ 08608

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Past Homework:

Exam Banks

12/9: Project Due .Project worksheet (Due12/9)

..............Actual Test 3 bonus questions: e3 pt1

FORMULA SHEET FOR MIDTRM EXAM:

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Practice Midterm Due on Tuesday 10/28 251 midterm practic

Exam 1 Due Thursday 9/25: Test #1 click here

Do practrice test #1: practice ex. 1 answers on Day 9

Read Syllabus MAT 251 syllabus for this course, click on MAT 251

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Future Homework:

Literature Search on

VECTORS

Literature Search on

PARTIAL DERIVATIVES

Literature Search on

MULTIPLE INTEGRALS

1. You must submit the abstract page and the page defining the vector.

2. The article must be current (after 2010), or mostly current (after 2002)

3. The article must be relevant to your field in some way. Tell me why you care.

4. The student should explain what the vector represents in the article.

5. This is Due when we complee vectors..

1. You must submit the abstract page and the page where the derivative occurs..

2. The article must be current (after 2008) for full credit, or mostly current (after 2000) for half credit.

3. The article must be relevant to your field in some way. Not just a math article.

4. The student should explain what the derivative measuring. Be sure to mention what the rate represents in the article and what the article is about.

5. This is Due around October 30st.

1. You must submit the abstract page and the page where the derivative occurs..

2. The article must be current (after 2008) for full credit, or mostly current (after 2000) for half credit.

3. The article must be relevant to your field in some way. Not just a math article.

4. The student should explain what the integral ismeasuring. Be sure to mention what the rate represents in the article and what the article is about.

5. This is Due before December 2nd.

Last sections Pick three of each. 251hw27to36 and 251hw49to56

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Fall 2014

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