Those of you who are taking the distance Math 1500 course should note that you are given a couple of old exams in your course materials (at the end).  Make sure you study those exams as yours is likely to be quite similar.  Note that the distance exams do not make you do theorem proofs, so don't memorize the 8 required proofs I discuss in my book.

The exams at the links below were for the regular session students.  They are still worth looking at for additional practice even if you are in distance, just ignore the proof question.  A distance student should look at the midterms as well as the finals to get a more thorough coverage of the topics on the distance exam.

Are you aware that there are copies of recent midterm and final exams posted at the Mathematics department website?  Here are direct links to them:

I wanted to make sure you are aware that part 2 of final exam prep seminar is tomorrow (Dec. 8).  It is in room 100, St. Paul's College from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm (45-minute lunch break around 1:00 pm, other short breaks throughout). 

The seminar costs $40 per part, or $60 total if you come to both parts.  That includes the GST.  You pay by cash or cheque to "Grant's Tutoring" at the door (you don't pay in advance).  Walk-ins are welcome if there is space, but please register in advance to guarantee yourself a seat and to speed up processing everyone at the door.

Part 1 was held on Sunday, Dec. 1.  I covered from my Intro Calculus book:

• Lesson 8: Derivatives of Logs and Exponentials
• Lesson 9: Curve-Sketching

Part 2 will be on Sunday, Dec. 8.  I will be covering from my Intro Calculus book:

• Lesson 11: Antiderivatives and Integrals
• Lesson 10: Max/Min Word Problems (Part 2)
• A runthrough of some old exam questions.
  

Note that you do not pay when you sign up for the seminar.  You pay at the door, by cash or cheque to "Grant's Tutoring".  To get more info about the seminar and/or to sign up, click this link: