MA3520
Elementary Differential Equations
Welcome! You can download the Syllabus and the Tentative Schedule.
Make sure you read them. (You can get a free
Adobe reader from here)
If you need to contact me, the best way to reach me is to send
me an email: dvyorgov@mtu.edu.
Or you can come to see me during my office hours M 2-3, W 4-5, R 3-4, or
by appointment
You will be able to check your grades
online here.
Please let me know if there are any discrepancies!
NEWS
- HW Sections 1.1 and 1.2 - due Thursday, Week 2
Homework
due (at the begining of class each Thursday):
- Homework
set is assigned
automatically from
the attached schedule when I finish a section. The homework for the
PREVIOUS week is due on Thursday,
next week at the beginning of class.
- The
sections to be covered and the HW problems due are in the Tentative
Schedule.
- If
a homework set (from a SINGLE section of the text) takes more than
one sheet of paper, then they should be stapled
together.
- Each
HW section (e.g. 1.1) must be kept separated
(i.e. do not staple together with 1.2).
- When
I collect HW there will be three
folders:
one for students with a last name starting with letters A
through I,
second folder for students with a last name starting with letters J
through P and
another one for students with a last name starting with letters R
through Z.
Please make sure that you put your HW in the correct
folder otherwise
your HW might be lost or it might be graded much later.
- A
subset of 4 problems for each section will be chosen to be graded.
Each homework section is worth 12 points. Each problem
is worth 3 points.
- All
homework within the set will be checked for completeness. The grader
can decide to penalize you for problems that you have
skipped even if they are not in the graded subset.
- Problems
done out-of-sequence may not be graded.
- Strictly
NO LATE homework will be accepted unless if it is late due to an
excused absence.
- For
each problem, restate the problem, show your analysis, and clearly
identify the answer to the question. All of your work must be neat,
legible and logical. Answers
not showing
the supporting work will receive zero credit.
Reading assignments
Please read the section to be taught before coming to class.