18.100C Analysis I -- Extra Session -- Fall 2008

Course Information: see general 18.100BC information
Schedule: Wed 1-2, room 2-102
Contact: Katrin Wehrheim ( katrin (guess what) math.mit.edu )

Extended Writeups of Homework Solutions:

9/10 from Practice Problems 0:
Lexicographic Order on C by Jacob Bower.
Uncountability of the Reals by Tauhid Zaman.
Induction and Bernoulli's Inequality by Emily Berger.

9/17 from Problem Set 1 :

Problem 1 by Sonia Jin.
Problem 2 by Tedrick Leung.
Problem 5 by David Shi.
Problem 9 by Chris Policastro.

9/24 from Problem Set 2:

Problem 1 by Elise McCall.
Problem 8 by Antony Speranza.

10/1 from Problem Set 3:

Problem 1 by Stanislav Nikolov.
Problem 2 by Jane Wolcott.
Problem 6 by Christina Zhang.

10/8 from Problem Set 4.

Problem 1 by Lilei Xu.
Problem 6 by Janice Jang.

10/15 from Problem Set 5.

Problem 1 by Tedrick Leung.
Problem 3 by Emily Berger.
Problem 5 by Jacob Bower.

10/22 from Problem Set 6.

Problem 1 by Janice Jang.
Problem 3 by Elise McCall.
Problem 6 by David Shi.

10/29 from Problem Set 7.

Problem 3 by Chris Policastro.
Problem 4 by Antony Speranza.
Problem 5 by Stanislav Nikolov.

11/5 from Problem Set 8.

Problem 3 by Lilei Xu.
Problem 5 by Sonia Jin.

11/12 from Problem Set 9.

11/19 from Problem Set 10.

Problem 3 by Jane Wolcott.

11/26.

12/3 from Problem Set 11.

Problem 4 by Tauhid Zaman.

12/10 from Problem Set 12.

LaTeX: All handouts and at least one problem per problem set should be typeset in LaTeX.
See the LaTeX homepage for installation sources and documentation.
You can copy the TeX file of the presentation example to get started with writing your first own document.
Other useful links:
Art of Problem Solving has steps for getting started as well as reference guides
The not so Short Introduction to LaTeX
Hypertext help with LaTeX
LaTeX Symbols

Grading:
Weekly homework is the same as for general 18.100BC with the exception that clarity of exposition will enter the grading, and starting with Problem Set 3 (due 10/1) at least one problem has to be submitted in LaTeX.
The final grade for 18.100C will be based on homework (20%), presentations in class (15%), two midterms (each 15%), and a final (35%). However, regular attendance and participation in the C session Wed 1-2 is a necessary condition to pass this course.