1.

Student Number:
2. College:
3. Course:
4. Contact Number:
5. Parent/Guardian:
6. Contact Number:
7. # of times you’ve taken the course previously

Bonus QUIZ. (1/4)

Topic(s) in MATH 17 you like most.
Topic(s) in MATH 17 you like least.

What would you do to pass the course on

your first take?

What would you do differently?

ASSIGNMENT.
(short bond paper)
The real number system;

plane analytic geometry and conic sections;

limits and continuity;

differentiation and integration of algebraic and

circular functions

COURSE DESCRIPTION
At the end of the term, a student should be able to

 To understand the deductive nature of

mathematics via the axiomatic development of the
real number system;
 To utilize properly the concept of limits in variety
of situations and depth;
 To demonstrate ease in differentiating and
integrating functions;
 To apply differentiation and integration to solve
real-world problems

COURSE OBJECTIVES
Unit 1. Axiomatic Development of the Real Number
System

Unit 2. Functions and Relations

Unit 3. Limits and Continuity

Unit 4. Differentiable Functions

Unit 5. Applications of Derivative

Unit 6. Integrable Functions

COURSE OUTLINE
Leithold, L., The Calculus With Analytic
Geometry.

Leithold, L., TC7

Thomas, G. Calculus. 10th ed.

Thomas, Jr G and Finney, R. Calculus and

Analytic Geometry.

Stewart, J., Calculus: Early Transcendentals

COURSE MATERIALS
3 LONG EXAMS

First Long Exam 20%

Coverage: Unit 1 and 2
Schedule: December 17, 10-12NN

Second Long Exam 20%

Coverage: Unit 3 and 4
Schedule: February 18, 10-12NN

PREFINAL ASSESSMENT
3 LONG EXAMS

Third Long Exam 20%

Coverage: Unit 5 and 6
Schedule: March 25, 10-12NN

A student who missed a LONG EXAM due to a

VALID excused absence will be given a
make-up exam not later than two (2) weeks
after he/she returns to the class.

PREFINAL ASSESSMENT
LECTURE QUIZZES 5%

Always prepare a 1/4 sheet of yellow paper

every Tuesday.

No make up for missed quizzes.

PREFINAL ASSESSMENT
RECITATION EXERCISES 35%
ASSIGNMENTS
During any sit-in exercise, you are required to
close your notes.

No make up for missed exercises or

assignments.

Assignments will be checked using the scheme

all-or-nothing-per-item.

PREFINAL ASSESSMENT
 A student whose prefinal standing is
75% or better
is exempted from taking the final exam.

If you took the exam, your final grade will

be computed as:

Pre-Final Standing 70%

Final Exam 30%

FINAL EXAM
Raw Score Equivalent
96-100 1.0
92-95 1.25
88-91 1.5
84-87 1.75
80-83 2.0
75-79 2.25

GRADING SCALE
No sleeping, eating or drinking is allowed in
the classroom.

Put mobile phones in silent or vibrating mode.

NO ID NO EXAM!

Always wear your UP ID.

OTHER POLICIES
The university policy on attendance will be
implemented. A student whose absences in
both lecture and recitation exceed 15 hours
may be given a grade of 5.0.

For excused absences, a duly signed excuse

slip must be submitted no later than 3 days
after the student’s return.

OTHER POLICIES
A seating arrangement will be followed in the
lecture.

Attendance will be checked.

No quiz no attendance.

Make sure to sign the attendance

sheet.

OTHER POLICIES
After each long exam, your current class
standing will be posted at our e-group and at
the rooms of your respective recitation
instructors. You are given 5 working days to
verify the entries as well as the computation
of your grade. Such action will enable us to
detect and correct the errors in your grades, if
any. If no correction was brought to our
attention, your standing will be considered
final.

OTHER POLICIES
Cheating is a serious offense.

OTHER POLICIES
W – 1R: Ma’am Liza R. Zamora
Office: MB107

RECITATION INSTRUCTORS
W – 2R: Sir Eduardo O. Jatulan
Office: MB204a

RECITATION INSTRUCTORS
W – 3R: Ma’am Destiny SM. Lutero
Office: MB107

RECITATION INSTRUCTORS
W – 4R: Sir Mark Jayson V. Cortez
Office: MB204c

RECITATION INSTRUCTORS
W – 5R: Sir Ryan James G. Beltran
Office: MB107

RECITATION INSTRUCTORS
 Ma’am Jane D. Palacio
Consultation Hours:
TTh 230-5 PM W 2-5 PM F 2-4 PM

Office: MB213

Email Address:
palaciojd@yahoo.com

LECTURER
MATH36JDP@yahoogroups.com

Name:
Lecture and Recitation Section:

December 2!

E-GROUP
 - 0.25 on your final grade
A. Perfect attendance
B. Volunteer at least once during a lecture
class
C. Volunteer at least once during a graded
recitation in the recitation class

AB C

- - - INCENTIVE - - -
SIMPLIFY THE FOLLOWING:

a 4
2
3s 2  5s  2
1. 2.
3a  6 s 4
2

 5   5 
  1    1
 x  h 2  x 2

3.  
h
 h3 2
Rationalize the numerator:
h 1
x 9
2
 If x is positive, show that
3 x
9
Is equal to 1 2
x
3
1
x