Math 1700: Calculus II, Fall 2021– Page 1
MATH 1700: CALCULUS II Fall 2021
Section # Time: MWF / TuTh Location:
Instructor: Office Location: Math. Sci. Bldg. Office Phone: (573)
Email: Office Hours:
Teaching Assistant:
Email: Office Hours: Virtual via Zoom
CANVAS Website: https://umsystem.instructure.com/
WebAssign Website: http://www.webassign.net/ (Initial access from Canvas only)
Departmental Course Website: https://www.math.missouri.edu/class/calculus-ii
Course Description: This course is devoted to the study of elementary transcendental functions, techniques and applications of
differentiation and integration, sequences, series, power series with applications, parametric equations and polar coordinates.
Prerequisites: To qualify for enrollment in Calculus II at MU (Math 1700), you must satisfy one of the following criteria:
ü Earned a grade of C- or higher in MATH 1500 (Calculus I) at MU, or at another institution of higher learning.
ü Earned a score of 3 or higher on the AP Calculus AB Exam (or AB Subscore from BC Exam)
Students who do not meet the placement requirements will be dropped from Math 1700.
Textbook and Required Materials: Textbook (optional) – Single Variable Calculus, 8th ed., by James Stewart, ISBN 9781305266636.
WebAssign Online Homework Access with Electronic Textbook (required) - You will be able to access the digital content for this
course using Cengage Unlimited (WebAssign homework access with electronic textbook) through CANVAS on the first day of class.
Your student account will be charged for the cost of all your Cengage course materials. If you have questions about AutoAccess,
please contact The Mizzou Store at autoaccess@missouri.edu
Calculators are not allowed (or needed) on any quizzes or exams.
Attendance: Class meetings in this course will be conducted in the classroom. Attendance is required and is vital to your success in
this course. You are expected to attend all scheduled class sessions (lecture and recitation). If you are to miss class for any reason, you
are responsible for any class notes or announcements given in class. Students who arrive late or leave early may be considered absent.
Students with absences of nine or more classes may be dropped from the class due to poor attendance.
COVID-19 Policies/Procedures: Students in this course must abide by all University COVID-19 policies and procedures. See
https://renewal.missouri.edu/students/ .
Grading: Midterm Exams (3 x 15% each) ................................................................... 45%
Final Exam (Comprehensive) ....................................................................... 30%
Quizzes (lowest two dropped)……............................................................... 17%
WebAssign Online Graded Homework (lowest two dropped)...................... 8%
Total ............................................................................................................ 100%
Quizzes: Quizzes will be given throughout the semester, and your two lowest quiz scores will be dropped. If you are absent when a
quiz is given, please plan accordingly to use a dropped score. Makeup quizzes will not be given, except for University sponsored
travel, in which case a letter from the Total Person Program (athletes) or University sponsor must be provided beforehand. Any
quizzes missed for this reason must be made up within one week.
Exams: This course will have three midterm exams and a comprehensive final. All midterm exams will be held in the regular
classroom. The final location will be determined at a later time. The dates of the midterm exams and the final exam are listed on the
Calendar. Makeup exams will not be given for any reason. If a student contacts the professor prior to the exam and provides
accepted documentation for missing the exam for a legitimate reason, then the student will receive on the missed exam, the percentage
scored on the final. (This can only be done once during the semester.) Approved excuses include the following: (a) the exam
overlaps with participation in a University sanctioned athletic or academic event, (b) the student has a serious medical condition, or (c)
the student has a death in the immediate family. The following are not legitimate reasons to miss an exam: personal travel, such as
