Math 209 CD2 - Spring 2015

Course Syllabus

• Math 209 CD2 Syllabus - The syllabus for Math 209 Spring 2015

Quiz Answer Keys

• Quiz 1A Answers - Answers to version A of the first quiz.

• Quiz 1B Answers - Answers to version B of the first quiz.

• Quiz 2A Answers - Answers to version A of the second quiz.

• Quiz 2B Answers - Answers to version B of the second quiz.

• Quiz 3A Answers - Answers to version A of the third quiz.

• Quiz 3B Answers - Answers to version B of the third quiz.

• Quiz 4A Answers - Answers to version A of the fourth quiz.

• Quiz 4B Answers - Answers to version B of the fourth quiz.

• Quiz 5A Answers - Answers to version A of the fifth quiz.

• Quiz 5B Answers - Answers to version B of the fifth quiz.

• Quiz 6A Answers - Answers to version A of the sixth quiz.

• Quiz 6B Answers - Answers to version B of the sixth quiz.

Reviews for Tests

Test 1 Review

Go here to access the finals mentioned, and do the indicated problems.

• Spring 2008: 1,2

• Fall 2008: 1,2,8

• Spring 2009: 1,2

• Fall 2010: 1,2

• Spring 2013: 1,2,4,7

• Spring 2014: 1, 2, 8

• Also go over HW 1 and all previous quizzes. For every problem that asks you to do Euler's method, also do the modified Euler's method with half as many steps.

Notice that the next section after the test is qualitative analysis... I like to give bonus problems...

Test 2 Review

Go here to access the finals mentioned.

• Spring 2008: 3,7,8

• Fall 2008: 3,7,8

• Spring 2009: 3,9,10

• Fall 2010: 3,4,5,6

• Spring 2013: 3,4,6

• Spring 2014: 3,7,8

• Also, make sure you know how to draw phase plots and nullclines. You're not always asked to do these on a final, but I will ask you to do that in the test. You can also do things the way we did in class, so if a problem askd you to do a competition table, you can use Lo's method instead if you wish; or if it asks you to compute concavity, you can skip that if you wish--just make sure your solution graph is right!, etc.

There is not a lot of practice material in the finals, so look over homework problems and quiz problems that are very similar to these.

I might ask you to do something by qualitative methods but then verify your answer somehow by solving the ODE explicitly, so remember your separation of variables!

Test 3 Review

Go here to access the finals mentioned, and do the indicated problems.

• Spring 2008: 4, 6, 9

• Fall 2008: 4, 6, 9, 11(a)

• Spring 2009: 4, 5, 6(a),(b)

• Fall 2010: 6 (in part I), 6 (in part II), 8(a), 10

• Spring 2013: 5, 8, 9

• Spring 2014: 4, 6, 11(a), 12

• I'll probably mention more about the test in the class before the test. As of writing this, I haven't written the test.

Notice that the next sections after the test are discrete random variables and the binomial distribution...

Test 4 Review

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• Spring 2008: 5, 10, 11

• Fall 2008: 5, 10, 11

• Spring 2009: 6, 7, 8

• Fall 2010: (In part II): 6, 7, 8, 9

• Spring 2013: 10

Final Exam Review

• To review for the final exam, review all the in-class tests and final exams mentioned above!

Solutions to Tests

Test 1

• Test 1A Solutions - Solutions to version A of the first test.
• Test 1B Solutions - Solutions to version B of the first test.

Test 2

• Test 2A Solutions - Solutions to version A of the second test.
• Test 2B Solutions - Solutions to version B of the second test.

Test 3

• Test 3A Solutions - Solutions to version A of the third test.
• Test 3B Solutions - Solutions to version B of the third test.

Test 4

• Test 4A Solutions - Solutions to version A of the fourth test.
• Test 4B Solutions - Solutions to version B of the fourth test.

Handouts

• Chapter 5 Handout - Handout for chapter 5 used in lecture 8.

Announcements

• I hope you emailed me per instructions!
• Test #1 will be on February 23rd.
• Test #2 will be on March 18th.
• Test #3 will be on April 29th.
• Test #4 will be on the last day of class.
• The final exam is on Thursday, May 21st from 3:30pm to 4:45pm in Marshak 4.