18.100B and 18.100C, Analysis I, Spring 2007.

This is the main webpage for both 18.100B and 18.100C for Spring 2007 but not for 18.100A. This semester the two sections of 18.100B and one of 18.100C will be taught in close parallel with common homework, tests and final examination (with 18.100C involving additional material to meet part of the communication requirement).

18.100A Taught this semester by Mark Behrens is a somewhat less demanding course, still giving a rigorous introduction to analysis but not including general metric spaces. If you are going to switch from 18.100B to 18.100A you should do it as early as possible since there is no coordination between these courses and different texts are used.
18.100B is the main introductory rigorous analysis course. There are two sections.
18.100C is the same course as 18.100B but meeting for an additional hour each week for further instruction and practice in material related to the communications requirement.

You may treat the Tuesday and Thursday lectures of 18.100C as an additional section of 18.100B.

Classes

Section	18.100B Section 1	18.100B Section 2	18.100C
Lecturer	Richard Melrose	Brett Parker	Dan Ciubotaru
Time and place	TH 11:00-12:30 Room 4-163	MWF 12-1 Room 4-163	TH 9.30-11 Room 2-102 and W 3-4 Room 2-131
Office hours	W 11-12 Room 2-174	M 9-10am Room 2-180	W 2-3 Room 2-179

Lecture schedule

100C Recitation

Homework

There will be a weekly problem set. It will be due on Thursdays at 11:00AM in 2-108 and late submissions will not be accepted!

Due February 8
Due February 15
Due February 22
Due March 1
Due March 8
Test 1 -- March 15, 7:30-8:30. It will be closed book
The test will be in three rooms, please go to the following rooms based on the first letter of your surname
- A-H: 4-149
- G-T: 4-153
- U-Z: 4-163
- Solutions for the first test
Here are two old tests, with solutions
- Prac-for-Test1-No1
- Prac-for-Test1-No2
Due March 22
Due April 5
- HW7 Acrobat revised 04/02 (2:30pm)
- Solutions Acrobat
Due April 12
- HW8 Postscript
- HW8 Acrobat
Due April 19
- HW9 Postscript
- HW9 Acrobat
- Solutions Acrobat
- Solutions Postscript
Test 2 -- April 26, 7:30-8:30. It will be closed book
The test will be in three rooms, please go to the following rooms based on the first letter of your surname
- A-H: 4-149
- G-T: 4-153
- U-Z: 4-163
Here are two practice tests, with and without solutions
Due Thursday May 3
- Homework 10 Acrobat
- Solutions Acrobat
- Homework 11 (pdf) due Thursday May 10. Every problem section is worth 10 points.
- Solutions (pdf)
No 11 is the final homework, so the end is nigh. Here are two old final exams and a practice exam for you to work on.
- Practice Final 1
- with heavy hints: Practice Final 1
- Practice Final 2
- Practice Final 3
- Practice Final 3, Solved

Graders

Chris Dodd. Office Hour: Mon 4-5, Room 2-090.
Peter McNamara. Office Hour: Wed 4-5, Room 2-314.
Tonghoon Suk. Office Hour: Tues 5-6, Room 2-091.
Hwanchul Yoo. Office Hour: Fri 3-4, room 2-093

Tests and exam

Test 1	Test 2	Final Examination
Thurs 3/15, 7:30-8:30	Thurs 4/26, 7:30-8:30	Thurs 5/24, 9:00AM-12:00NOON (for 100B and 100C!)
A-H: 4-149, G-T: 4-153, U-Z: 4-163	A-H: 4-149, G-T: 4-153, U-Z: 4-163	Johnson Track (Upstairs)
To end of `completeness'	To end of `Fundamental theorem of calculus'	To end of 'algebraic completeness'

Final Grades

The final grade for 18.100B is determined by the following scheme:

Homework	30%
Test 1	15%
Test 2	15%
Final Exam	40%

The final grade for 18.100C is computed as follows: the score for the 18.100B part (see table above) counts for 4/5 of the grade and the additional CI-M part for 1/5.