Rutgers Mathematics Master Textbook List

Textbook list, Fall 2004

Information on textbooks for all Undergraduate Mathematics courses at the New Brunswick and Piscataway campuses of Rutgers are collected here. This information is cumulative since the Fall 2000 semester. Course numbers are followed by brackets containing the codes F for Fall Semester courses, S for Spring Semester courses, or both. Changes in textbook for the current semester are indicated at the end of the item (including upgrades to new editions). When available, a link to a suitable page on the publisher's web site has been included. Information about particular books can be found in a few steps from this link. In a few cases, there is a fixed page devoted to the particular text which is indicated by a link marked (text). The title, author or ISBN number can also be used to find information from on-line bookstores such as Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or The Mathematics Online Bookshelf (MOB) (in alphabetic order), or from sites like Direct Textbook or Chambal that collect information from many stores.

There are also pages from the Fall 2000, Spring 2001, Fall 2001, Spring 2002, Fall 2002, Spring 2003, Fall 2003, and Spring 2004 semesters.

  • 001[F]: Jeffrey Slater & John Tobey; Basic College Mathematics (fourth edition); Prentice-Hall (text), 2002 (784 pp.); (ISBN# 0-13-090954-8)
  • 022[S]: Same textbooks as 025.
  • 023[F]: Same textbooks as 001 and 025.
  • 024[S]: Same textbooks as 025.
  • 025[FS]: Arthur Goodman & Lewis Hirsch; Understanding Elementary Algebra with Geometry: A Course for College Students (fifth edition); Brooks/Cole, 2002; (ISBN# 0-534-38124-3) [updated, Fall 2002]
  • 026[FS]: Arthur Goodman & Lewis Hirsch; Understanding Intermediate Algebra: A Course for College Students (fifth edition); Brooks/Cole, 2002; (ISBN# 0-534-38125-1) [updated, Fall 2002]
  • 027[FS]: Same textbook as 025.
  • 103 [FS]: Peter Tannenbaum; Excursions in Modern Mathematics (fifth edition); Prentice-Hall( text), 2004 (752 pp.); (ISBN# 0-13-100191-4) [updated, Fall 2003]
  • 104[S]: Larry J. Goldstein, David I. Schneider & Martha J. Siegel ; Finite Mathematics and Its Applications (seventh edition); Prentice-Hall (712 pp.), 2001 (ISBN# 0-13-018678-3) [changed, Spring 2002]
  • 111[FS]: Same textbook and other material as 115.
  • 112[FS]: Same textbook and other material as 115. [changed, Spring 2003]
  • 115[FS]: In addition to the textbook, an optional Student Solutions Manual and Study Guide are available. Students are also expected to have a graphing calculator, which should be comparable to our recommendation.
    • Text: James Stewart, Lothar Redlin & Saleem Watson; Precalculus: Mathematics for Calculus (fourth edition); Brooks/Cole, 2002; (ISBN# 0-534-38541-9)
    • Solutions Manual for Stewart/Redlin/Watson's Precalculus; (ISBN# 0-534-38544-3)
    • Study Guide for Stewart/Redlin/Watson's Precalculus; (ISBN# 0-534-38545-1)
    • Calculator: Texas Instruments TI-83 or TI-83 Plus.
  • 135[FS]: The Textbook, Study Guide, and Student Solutions Manual should be obtained as a bundle. To be sure of having all resources, students should obtain this package from a local bookstore. The publisher's description [ Fall 2004] of the bundle (ISBN# 0-536-82807-5) is: "This is a custom text and is available only at Rutgers bookstores, and has been competitively priced at the SAME PRICE as the used version of the book, and includes a FREE solutions manual and study guide as well - a great deal for students." In addition, a graphing calculator is used in this course.
    • Text: Monty J. Strauss, Gerald L. Bradley and Karl J. Smith; Calculus; Prentice-Hall ( text),(Third edition), 2002 (1104 pp.); [changed, Fall 2003]
    • Calculator: Same as for 115.
  • 136[FS]: Note: the text used in 135 in the previous semester is used in 136. The current 135 text was introduced in Fall 2003, so it is the 136 text beginning Spring 2004. Bundles bought new in Fall 2003 or Spring 2004 included a web access code shrinkwrapped with the text for any additional material included in this course.
    • Text: Same as for 135. [changed, Spring 2004]
    • Calculator: Same as for 115. (The TI-89 may also be used in this course.)
  • 138[S]: Same textbook and other material as 136. Bundles bought new in Fall 2003 or Spring 2004 included a web access code shrinkwrapped with the text for any additional material included in this course.
  • 151[FS]: The required textbook may be supplemented by an optional Study guide or Student's solution manual. Also, students are expected to have a graphing calculator.
    • Text: James Stewart; Calculus, Early Transcendentals (fifth edition, with Tools for Enriching Calculus Video CD-ROM and BCA Tutorial); Brooks/Cole, 2003 (1320 pp.); (ISBN# 0-534-39321-7). [updated, Fall 2003]
    • Study Guide (Single variable, Early Transcendentals) for Stewart's Calculus (fifth edition). Contains a short list of key concepts; a short list of skills to master, a brief introduction to the ideas of the section, an elaboration of the concepts and skills, including extra worked-out examples, and links in the margin to earlier and later material in the text and Study Guide.(ISBN# 0-534-39331-4) [updated, Fall 2003]
    • Solutions Manual (Single variable, Early Transcendentals) for Stewart's Calculus (fifth edition). Provides completely worked-out solutions to all odd-numbered exercises within the text, giving students a way to check their answers and ensure that they took the correct steps to arrive at an answer. (ISBN# 0-534-39333-0) [updated, Fall 2003]
    • Calculator: Texas InstrumentsTI-82, TI-83 or TI-89.
  • 152[FS]: Note: the text used in 151 in the previous semester is used in 152. The required textbook may be supplemented by an optional Study guide or Student's solution manual. Also, students are expected to have a graphing calculator. Currently same textbook and other material as 151. [changed, Spring 2004]
  • 153[F]: Same textbook and other material as 151.
  • 192[F]: Same textbook and other material as 152.
  • 244[FS]: William E. Boyce & Richard C. DiPrima ; Elementary Differential Equations (seventh edition); Wiley (text) 2001 (608 pp.); (ISBN# 0-471-31998-8)
  • 250 (all)[FS]: Lawrence E. Spence, Arnold J. Insel & Stephen H. Friedberg; Elementary Linear Algebra: A Matrix ApproachPrentice-Hall 2000 (451 pp.); (ISBN# 0-13-716722-9)[changed, Fall 2002]
  • 251[FS]: The text used in 152 during the previous semester is used in 251. A study guide and solutions manual for this course is also available.
    • Text: James Stewart; Calculus, Early Transcendentals (fifth edition, with Tools for Enriching Calculus Video CD-ROM and BCA Tutorial); Brooks/Cole, 2003 (1320 pp.); (ISBN# 0-534-39321-7). [updated, Fall 2004]
    • Study Guide, 5th Edition. Contains a short list of key concepts; a short list of skills to master, a brief introduction to the ideas of the section, an elaboration of the concepts and skills, including extra worked-out examples, and links in the margin to earlier and later material in the text and Study Guide. (ISBN# 0-534-39358-6) [updated, Fall 2004]
    • Solutions Manual, 5th Edition Provides completely worked-out solutions to all odd-numbered exercises within the text, giving students a way to check their answers and ensure that they took the correct steps to arrive at an answer. (ISBN# 0-534-39333-0) [updated, Fall 2004]
  • 252[FS]: Paul Blanchard, Robert L. Devaney & Glen Hall; Differential Equations (second edition); Brooks/Cole, 2002 (786 pp.); (ISBN# 0-534-38514-1) [updated, Fall 2002]
  • 291[FS]: Same textbook as 251.
  • 292[S]: Same textbook as 244.
  • 300[FS]: Doug Smith, Maurice Eggen & Richard St. Andre; A Transition to Advanced Mathematics (fifth edition); Brooks/Cole, 2001 (345 pp.); (ISBN# 0-534-38214-2)[changed, Fall 2004]
  • 311[FS]: Stephen Abbott; Understanding Analysis (third edition); Springer, 2001 (272 pp.); (ISBN# 0-387-95060-5) [changed, Fall 2003]
  • 321[F]: Richard Haberman; Mathematical Models: Mechanical Vibrations, Population Dynamics, and Traffic Flow; S. I. A. M. 1998 (402 pp.); (ISBN# 0-89871-408-7)[changed, Fall 2003]
  • 336[F]: Leah Edelstein-Keshet ; Mathematical Models in Biology; [Out of print, but available as handout in class, Fall 2004]
  • 338[S]: No text. [changed, Spring 2004]
  • 350[FS]: Stephen H. Friedberg, Arnold J. Insel & Lawrence E. Spence; Linear Algebra (fourth edition); Prentice-Hall (text), 2003 (624 pp.); (ISBN# 0-13-008451-4) [updated, Fall 2003]
  • 351[FS]: Thomas W. Hungerford; Abstract Algebra: An Introduction (second edition); Brooks/Cole ( text), 1997 (588 pp.); (ISBN# 0-03-010559-5)
  • 354[S]: Bernard Kolman & Robert E. Beck; Elementary Linear Programming with Applications (second edition); Academic Press, 1995 (449 pp.); (ISBN# 0-12-417910-X)
  • 356[F]: Kenneth H. Rosen; Elementary Number Theory and Its Applications (fourth edition); Addison Wesley, 2000 (544 pp.); (ISBN# 0-201-87073-8)
  • 361[S]:Herbert B. Enderton ; Elements of Set Theory; Academic Press, 1977 ( pp.); (ISBN# 0-12-238440-7)[changed, Spring 2003])
  • 373[FS]: Richard L. Burden & J. Douglas Faires; Numerical Analysis (seventh edition); Brooks/Cole, 2001 (841 pp.); (ISBN# 0-534-38216-9)
  • 374[S]: same as 373.
  • 403[S]: Stephen D. Fisher; Complex Variables (second edition); Dover Publications ( text), 1990 (paperback, 422 pp.) (ISBN# 0-486-40679-2) [changed, Spring 2002]
  • 411[F]: Walter Rudin; Principles of Mathematical Analysis (third edition); McGraw-Hill, 1976 (325 pp.); (ISBN# 0-07-054235-X)
  • 412[S]: Walter Rudin; Principles of Mathematical Analysis (third edition); McGraw-Hill, 1976 (325 pp.); (ISBN# 0-07-054235-X)
  • 421[FS]: Dennis G. Zill and Michael R. Cullen ; Advanced Engineering Mathematics (second edition); Jones and Bartlett, 2000 (926 pp.); (ISBN# 0-534-40077-9) [changed, Fall 2004]
  • 423[FS]: Walter A. Strauss; Partial Differential Equations (third edition); Wiley (text), 1992 (440 pp.); (ISBN# 0-471-54868-5)
  • 424[F]: Samuel Karlin, Edited by Howard E. Taylor; Title: An Introduction to Stochastic Modeling (third edition); Academic Press, 1998; (ISBN# 0-12-684887-4)
  • 428[F]: Robin J. Wilson; Introduction to Graph Theory (fourth edition); Addison-Wesley, 1996 (176 pp.); (ISBN# 0-582-24993-7) [changed, Fall 2003]
  • 435[F]: David A. Brannan, Matthew F. Esplen & Jeremy J. Gray; Geometry (first edition); Cambridge University Press, 1999 (510 pp.); (ISBN# 0-521-59787-0) [second text removed, Fall 2004]
  • 436[S]: John Fauvel and Jeremy Gray ; The History of Mathematics, a Reader; Mathematical Association of America 1996 (640 pp., Paperbound), 270 illustrations (48 in color); (ISBN# 0-333-42791-2) [changed, Spring 2004]
  • 441[F]: James Munkres; Topology (second edition); Prentice-Hall, 2000 (537 pp.); (ISBN# 0-13-181629-2)
  • 451[F]: Michael Artin; Algebra (first edition); Prentice-Hall, 1991 (672 pp.); (ISBN# 0-13-004763-5)
  • 452[S]: Michael Artin; Algebra (first edition); Prentice-Hall, 1991 (672 pp.); (ISBN# 0-13-004763-5)
  • 453[F]: Vasek Chvatal; Linear Programming; W. H. Freeman Company, 1983 (478 pp.); (ISBN# 0-7167-1587-2)
  • 454[F]: Richard A. Brualdi; Introductory Combinatorics (fourth edition); Prentice-Hall, 1999 (614 pp.); (ISBN# 0-13-100119-1)[updated, Fall 2004]
  • 461[S]: Herbert B. Enderton; A Mathematical Introduction to Logic (second edition); Academic Press, 2001 (352 pp.); (ISBN# 0-12-238452-0)
  • 477[FS]: Sheldon M. Ross; A First Course in Probability (sixth edition); Prentice-Hall (text), 2002 (528 pp.); (ISBN# 0-13-033851-6)
  • 478[S]: Sheldon M. Ross; Introduction to Probability Models (seventh edition); Academic Press , 2001 (352 pp.); (ISBN# 0-12-238452-0)[changed, Spring 2003]
  • 481[FS]: Irwin Miller, Marylees Miller & John E. Freund; John E. Freund's Mathematical Statistics (sixth edition); Prentice-Hall, 1999 (624 pp.); (ISBN# 0-13-123613-X)
  • 491[F]: Loren C. Larson; Problem-Solving Through Problems ; , first edition 1983, Corrected 3rd printing, 1992 (XII, 332 pp. 104 illus., Softcover); Springer(ISBN# 0-387-96171-2) [changed, Fall 2004]

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