Courses

Spring 2002

Course  Math 525, Section C671, 3 credit hour
"Introduction to complex analysis"
TR, 4:15P-5:30P, LD265 
Instructor: Paul Bleher

Textbook: 
J. W. Brown and R. V. Churchill,
Complex Variables and Applications,  6th ed.,
McGraw--Hill, Inc., New York e.a., 1996.
 
Recommended calculator: Texas Instruments TI 35X 
or TI 36X SOLAR, or other scientific calculator.

Prerequisites: A grade no lower than a C in MATH 261 
and 262 (or equivalent). 

Attendance: All students are expected to attend 
all classes and all exams. 

Homework. There will be daily homework assignments. 
No credit will be given for homework, but as a rule 
quiz problems  will be taken from the assigned homework.  

Grading: Final course grades are determined by quizzes, 
bonus problems, in-class exams, and a final exam.

Quizzes. There will be 11 quizzes throughout the
semester 
at the rate approximately 1 quiz per week. Each quiz 
will be announced at least 1 class prior to the day 
of the quiz, will be 15 minutes long, will be at the 
end of the class, and will cover assigned homework. 
The top 10 quiz scores will comprise 25\% of the final 
course grade. 

In-Class Exams. There will be 4 in-class exams
throughout the semester. Each exam will be 1 hour 15 
minutes long. The total of all 4 exam scores will 
comprise 50\% of the final course grade.

Final Exam. The final exam will be given on 
Thursday, May 2, from 8:00P-10:00P in
Room LD265. The final exam will be comprehensive 
and the final exam score will comprise 25\% of the 
final course grade.

The scale for final course grade is A: 90--100\%, 
B: 80--90\%, C: 65--80\%, D: 50--65\%, F: 0--50\%.

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