The Second Chance Club for Exam 1 for Dr.Z.'s Math 251 (Multivariable Calculus), Sections 22,23,24, Fall 2020 (Rutgers University)

http://www.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/calc3NNN/sccI.html .

First Posted: Oct. 28, 2020;

Deadline: Nov. 22, 2020, 9:00pm

What are the privileges of membership in the Second Chance Club for Exam 1?

If you qualify for membership, then your course grade will be computed in two ways. The first way is the usual way, adding up all the scores of exam 1, exam 2, the Final and the homework/Maple Labs score. The second way, ignoring exam 1, and only adding up the scores of exam 2, the Final, and the homework/Maple Labs divided by 400 and then multiplied by 500 (this is called pro-rating it). Whatever is higher, is the score that will determine your course grade, determined according to the scale:

450-500:A ; 420-449: B+ ; 390-419: B ; 360-389: C+ ; 315-359: C ; 270-314: D ; 0-269: F . No Curve!.

What do you need to do in order to join the Second Chance Club for Exam 1?

In order to qualify, you must

Don't write me Email asking me questions whose answers are clearly stated in this page.
Be in good standing as far as homework. I will check it more carefully than for other students.
Prepare a handwritten file (scanned .pdf) call is scc1FirstLast.pdf, to be emailed to me by the Deadline: Nov. 22, 2020, 9:00pm (of course sooner is OK too!) with the following
- Go through each of the posted lecture notes, for lectures 1 to 10, review them carefully, do each of the "Problems from a Previous Final" Then for each such problem, make up another one of a similar kind, and solve it.
  [Note that some lecture notes do not have such problems, in that case, of course, there is nothing to do].
- In each of the covered sections of the book (Lectures 1-10), pick two problems (from the EXCERCISES at the end of the section), that have not been assigned as homework, but that are similar to those that have been assigned (in other words not the very low-numbered, that are usually too easy, and not the very last ones, thar are usually too hard) and do them. Also put them in the same folder. That folder should be emailed to DrZcalc3@gmail.com no later than Nov. 22, 2020, 9:00pm.
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