Math 205 - Introduction to Graduate Analysis
 


Class is scheduled for MWThF 10am-11am in MSTB 114

Office Hours: Wed 2pm-4pm and Th 11am-12pm



Course Description

Math 205 is an analysis course for beginning graduate and honors undergraduate students. It provides a solid theoretical foundation for advanced calculus. It is higher level than Math 140 as it covers more material and on a deeper level. In the course we shall follow the text book by Robert Strichartz indicated below.

Homework will be assigned regularly.

New : Old Exams

Midterm and final examinations for the fall and winter quarters:
Fall 2002: Midterm , Final .
Winter 2003: Midterm , Final .
Sprin 2003: Midterm , Final .


Assignments in DVI and PDF format:

Homework 24 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 23 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 22 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 21 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 20 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 19 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 18 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 17 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 16 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 15 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 14 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 13 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 12 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 11 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 10 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 9 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 8 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 7 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 6 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 5 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 4 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 3 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 2 (dvi, pdf)
Homework 1 (dvi, pdf)


Course Text

Robert S. Strichartz, The Way of Analysis, Jones and Bartlett Publishers, Revised Edition, 2000.

Exams and Grading

We will have a Midterm and a Final. Your final grade G will reflect your performance P in the Homeworks H (800 pts - 30%) and in the Exams (Midterm M 100pts - 30%, Final F 100pts - 40%):

P= 0.3 H/8 + 0.3 M + 0.4 F

The details are given in the following table:

Performance P
Grade G
>=95
A+
>=90
A
>=85
B+
>=80
B
>=75
C+
>=70
C
>=65
D+
>=60
D
>=55
D-
<55
F