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MAT 3749 Introduction to Analysis

This document outlines key information regarding the final exam for the Analysis course. The exam will take place on December 9th from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM and is worth 20 points. Students are required to prepare a 20-minute exploratory lecture on a topic from the course material or homework, emphasizing comprehension and presentation skills. Guidelines for grading include understanding, presentation quality, and topic difficulty. Important notes on course evaluations and opt-out policies for the final exam are also included.

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MAT 3749 Introduction to Analysis

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  1. MAT 3749Introduction to Analysis Final Exam Info http://myhome.spu.edu/lauw

  2. Adjustment • 5 points

  3. Date and Time • 12/09 Monday 10:30-12:30 pm • 20 points

  4. Exam Information • Prepare an exploratory lecture on a topic either from our lectures or HW.

  5. Rolle’s Theorem

  6. Rolle’s Theorem

  7. Rolle’s Theorem

  8. Rolle’s Theorem

  9. Rolle’s Theorem

  10. Rolle’s Theorem

  11. Rolle’s Theorem

  12. Rolle’s Theorem

  13. Exam Information • Prepare an “exploratory” lecture on a topic either from our lectures or HW. • You lecture should be around 20 min. • Prepare PPT and a handout. • Your grade is accessed on (a) Your understanding of the topic. (b) Your presentation. (c) The design of your “exploratory” questions. (d) The difficulty of your topic.

  14. Misc. Items

  15. Old Papers • Do not give away your old papers to anyone. • In order to get consistent assessment, similar type of problems probably will be in each year’s exams.

  16. Course Evaluations • Fill in the survey. It usually takes less than 5 min. • The survey will not be available to your instructor until the final grades are submitted.

  17. “Opt Out” Final Exam • You can opt out from the final exam if… • Your x > 72% x= max (E1, E2, E3)

  18. “Opt Out” Final Exam • You can substitute the proportion of your highest exam grade as the final exam grade if • You fill in the course evaluation before 5pm today and email me you want to opt out • You come to the final exam and fill in a form. • You will need to participate in the “lectures” • Your final grade cannot exceed 20 points. • (I reserve the rights to amend the above requirements)

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