This is the sequel course to Honors Calculus I, which was a rigorous introduction to integral and differential calculus in one variable. This course concerns the interaction of that material with the study of sequences and series of complex numbers and functions, and an includes an introduction to elements of linear algebra and higher dimensional geometry. The course stresses careful mathematical definitions and emphasizes the proofs of the main theorems of the subject. In addition to mastering the content, the additional goals of the course are: to adopt the language of calculus; develop the technical skill of proof-writing; and learn to verbally communicate mathematics to other mathematicians.

• Email: arlo "dot" caine "at" nd "dot" edu
• Office Hours w/ Dr. Caine in Hurley Hall 277: Tues. 11-12pm, Wed. 3:45-4:45pm, and by Appt.
• Office Hours w/ TA Martha Precup: Mon. 7-9pm in the Calculus Help Room Hayes-Healey 229, and Thurs. 6:30-7:30 in Hurley Hall 281
• Class meets in Pasquerilla Center 114: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 11:45am-12:35pm
• Tutorial meets in Hayes-Healy Center 129: Thursday 11:00am-11:50am
• Text: Apostol, T.; Calculus, Vol. 1, 2nd Ed.

Assignments, exam information, and ancillary materials for the course are available through the links below.

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