Math Study Center: All students in Math 126 are encouraged to utilize the Math Study Center (located in B-014 in the basement of the Communications building). The MSC is a great place to study: you can …

Math 126 Final Exam Archive All files are in .pdf format; you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader or a similar viewer (such as xpdf for all you Unix/Linux fans) to open these files. Use the "source" links if …

Warning: The material that appears on each midterm may vary a bit from quarter to quarter. Some problems on these exams may pertain to material that will not appear on your upcoming exam.

How to use this page: Click the chapter we are working on. Review notes/examples as you do homework in an organized handwritten notebook. Use review sheets and ask questions, then try test …

Some information about this course can be found here. All homework is assigned and collected via Webassign. To access and submit your homework, use the link ``Math 126 A and B'' provided in …

Text: The only required material is a WebAssign access code which goes with the textbook, Calculus, by James Stewart, 9th Edition. See links on our course website for more details. Course Objectives: Ch …

Resources: For our Math 126 C and D Canvas Course page (all lecture videos, zoom links, quizzes, discussion boards, etc) go to: Math 126 C and D Canvas Page. , review sheets, and copies of …

Grading: Your final grade for Math 126 will be computed from your exam scores, your homework, your journal entries, and your quizzes (if applicable). Roughly speaking, each exam will have equal weight.

Math 126 Note to Students Welcome to Math 126. This is the third quarter of an introductory course in calculus. What makes this course interesting? The use of calculus and its consequences cuts across …

Past Quizzes, Tests, and Homeworks Quizzes and exams are available here both in HTML format (with the mathematics as in-line GIF images) and in PostScript format.