Math 241, Spring 2012, Section CL1

Midterm 3

Time

Thursday April 12, 7:15-8:15 PM.

Please arrive 10 minutes early.

Rooms

Sections CD1, CD2, CD3, and CD4 are in 314 Altgeld (usual lecture room).

Sections CD5, CD6, CD7, and CD8 are in 100 MSEB (different from previous midterms).

Material covered

Midterm 3 will include material covered in class through Monday, April 9.

The focus will be on material covered after midterm 2: sections 15.3 - 15.9, 16.4, and 16.6.

The best guide for what will be on the test is the book and the problems in the book. However, there may be special emphasis on the problems that were actually assigned, including on worksheets, WebAssign, and additional homework assignments. For the latter, solutions have been posted here.

We have also emphasized answering questions from looking at pictures and graphs. Conversely, drawing graphs may help you answer problems. However, you will not be graded on your artistic ability per se.

Rules

You may not have any electronics, papers, or books on your person. All backpacks and book bags must be left at the front of the room during the exam.

You may not get up from your seat in the last 10 minutes of the exam. Remain seated and a proctor will collect your exam.

You must bring your student ID and will be asked to show it when you return your exam.

Practice exam

Practice Exam 3

solutions

Review problems

Chapter 15

Concept check: 2 - 4, 6 - 9
True/false quiz: 2, 5 - 8
Exercises: 5 - 49

Chapter 16

Concept check: 7, 8, 11
True/false quiz: 4 - 6
Exercises: 15 - 17, 21, 25, 26(a)(b)(c)

Conflict exam

evening midterm exams

no later than Friday April 6

The conflict exam will take place on Friday April 13, 7:30-8:30 AM, room 100 Gregory Hall.

Regrades

If you took the main exam, please look at the solutions and grading key.
If you took the conflict exam, please look at the solutions and grading key.

For each question, one TA has been given authority to regrade the problem. You should either go to their office hours or e-mail them to set up an appointment. Alternately, if you and your TA agree, you may give it to your TA to give to them. If they agree that the grading is incorrect, they will give it directly to your TA. Your TA will then compare with the photocopy of your original exam, if possible, and then change your score.

Question	TA	Email	Office hours (tutoring)
Main exam
1	Michelle Delcourt	delcour2 (at) illinois.edu	Thursday 4-6 PM
2	Susannah Johnson	sjohnsn2 (at) illinois.edu	Thursday 4-6 PM
3	Jennifer Wise	jiwise2 (at) illinois.edu	Tuesday 4/17, 4-6 PM
4	Xiao Wang	xwang105 (at) illinois.edu	Tuesday 4/17, 6-8 PM
5	Nick Andersen	nandrsn4 (at) illinois.edu	Appointment only
Conflict exam
1	Michael DiPasquale	dipasqu1 (at) illinois.edu	Tuesday 4/24, 6-8 PM
2-5	Jiashun Shen	shen32 (at) illinois.edu	Wednesday 6-8 PM

The deadline for requesting a regrade is Tuesday, April 24 for all problems.
We have photocopied selected exams before returning them. If your exam has been changed, it will be considered cheating.

Advisory curve

Here are cutoffs for letter grades, where a score greater than or equal to the cutoff gets the corresponding letter. For simplicity, this advisory curve ignores pluses and minuses. They correspond respectively to the top part and bottom part of each range.

Cutoff	Letter
88	A
76	B
64	C
52	D

Median of sections AL1, BL1, CL1: 78%.

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