INSTITUTE OF MATHEMATICS

College of Science
University of the Philippines Diliman

COURSE POLICIES and SYLLABUS

Course Number/Title: Mathematics 53 (Elemetary Analysis I) Course Credit: 5 units

Prerequisite: Mathematics 17

References:
1. Institute of Mathematics. Math 53 Course Module, 2016
2. Institute of Mathematics. Math 53 Lecture Slides. http://sites.google.com/site/updmathsite
3. L. Leithold. The Calculus 7. Harper Collins College Div., 1995
4. J. Stewart. The Calculus: Early Transcendentals, 6th ed. Brooks/Cole, 2008
5. H. Anton, I. Bivens, S. Davic. Calculus: Early Transcendentals,7th ed. John Wiley and Sons, 2002

Grading System:
Long Exams (5) 60%
Quizzes, Assignments, Class Participation 10%
Final Exam 30%

1.00 93-100 2.50 70-74

1.25 90-92 2.75 65-69
1.50 87-89 3.00 60-64
1.75 84-86 4.00 55-59
2.00 80-83 5.00 Below 55
2.25 75-79 P/F For Non Degree

Other Policies:

Attendance: As per university rule, a student must not be absent for more than 20% of the total number of
classes for the term (6 for lecture and 6 for discussion classes). If most of his/her absences
are excused, then the student must officially drop the course. Otherwise, he/she will be given a
grade of 5.0. Perfect attendance does not merit extra points in your grade.

Submit a medical certificate and/or an excuse letter for excused absences. Failure to do so will
make your absence unexcused.

Grades of 4.0 and A student who gets a grade of 4.0 may take a removal exam within 3 regular removal periods
INC: or retake the course. A student who gets a grade of INC should complete all requirements
within one academic year after receipt of grade. Retaking the course does not complete the
course. In both cases, students should inform the teacher as soon as possible regarding their
mode of removal or completion.

Dropping: A student is officially dropped from the course if he/she completes filing a dropping slip. A
student who stops attending classes and/or taking exams without officially dropping will be
given a grade of 5.0. Note that the teacher has the right NOT to give consent in dropping the
course.

Missed Examinations: A student who misses a long exam should immediately inform his/her instructor. Depending on
the merits of the situation, the marks on final exam will be used for that particular exam. If the
student misses another long exam, he/she will automatically be given a zero mark in that
exam.

There shall be no make-up quiz for both excused and unexcused absences.

In the event that the student misses the final exam, a grade of INC will be given provided that
the pre-final class standing is passing (at least 60%). Otherwise, the student will get a grade of
5.0.

Cheating: Cheating during examinations/assignments will not be tolerated. Any form of cheating shall be
subject to disciplinary actions. Moreover, the student will automatically be given a grade of 5.0.

Proper Decorum: It is expected that full attention to the teacher be given during class. Mobile phones should be
turned off or kept in silent mode. Any activity, such as note passing, giggling, or private
conversations that will distract the lecturer/teacher should be avoided.
 Date Day Topics
1 19-Jan Tues Orientation, Review of Functions
2 20-Jan Wed Exercises
3 21-Jan Thu Limit of a Function: Intuitive Approach, Limit Theorems, One-Sided Limits: Piecewise Functions
4 22-Jan Fri Exercises
5 26-Jan Tues One-sided Limits: Absolute Value and Greatest Integer Functions, Infinite Limits
6 27-Jan Wed Exercises
7 28-Jan Thu Limits at Infinity, Formal Definition of a Limit
8 29-Jan Fri Exercises
9 2-Feb Tues Continuity
10 3-Feb Wed Exercises
11 4-Feb Thu Intermediate Value Theorem, Squeeze Theorem, Limits Involving Trigonometric Functions
12 5-Feb Fri Exercises
13 9-Feb Tues Review
14 10-Feb Wed FIRST LONG EXAM
15 11-Feb Thu Tangent Lines, Derivatives, Differentiation Rules
16 12-Feb Fri Exercises
17 16-Feb Tues Chain Rule, Theorem on Differentiability
18 17-Feb Wed Exercises
19 18-Feb Thu Higher Order Derivatives, Implicit Differentiation, Local Linear Approximation, Differentials
20 19-Feb Fri Exercises
21 23-Feb Tues Rates of Change, Rectilinear Motion
22 24-Feb Wed Exercises
23 25-Feb Thu NO CLASS (People Power Anniversary)
24 26-Feb Fri Related Rates, Exercises
25 1-Mar Tues Review
26 2-Mar Wed SECOND LONG EXAM
27 3-Mar Thu Mean Value Theorem, Relative Extrema, First Derivative Test for Relative Extrema
28 4-Mar Fri Exercises
29 8-Mar Tues Concavity, Second Derivative Test for Relative Extrema
30 9-Mar Wed Exercises
31 10-Mar Thu Asymptotes, Graphing Functions Analytically
32 11-Mar Fri Exercises
33 15-Mar Tues Absolute Extrema
34 16-Mar Wed Exercises
35 17-Mar Thu Optimization Problems
36 18-Mar Fri Exercises
37 22-Mar Tues
38 23-Mar Wed NO CLASS
39 24-Mar Thu (Holy Week break)
40 25-Mar Fri
41 29-Mar Tues Review
42 30-Mar Wed THIRD LONG EXAM
43 31-Mar Thu Antiderivatives
44 1-Apr Fri Exercises
45 5-Apr Tues Particular Antiderivatives, Introduction to Area of a Plane Region
46 6-Apr Wed Exercises
47 7-Apr Thu The Definite Integral, Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
48 8-Apr Fri Exercises
49 12-Apr Tues Area of a Plane Region, Arc Length
50 13-Apr Wed Exercises
51 14-Apr Thu Volume of a Solid of Revolution: Washer Method, Cylindrical Shell Method
52 15-Apr Fri Exercises
53 19-Apr Tues Volume by Slicing, Mean Value Theorem for Integrals, Average Value
54 20-Apr Wed Exercises
55 21-Apr Thu Review
56 22-Apr Fri FOURTH LONG EXAM
57 26-Apr Tues Derivatives of Exponential and Logarithmic Functions, Logarithmic Differentiation
58 27-Apr Wed Exercises
59 28-Apr Thu Integrals Yielding Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
60 29-Apr Fri Exercises
61 3-May Tues Inverse Circular Functions, Derivatives of Hyperbolic Functions
62 4-May Wed Exercises
63 5-May Thu Integrals of Hyperbolic Functions, Inverse Hyperbolic Functions
64 6-May Fri Exercises
65 10-May Tues Indeterminate Forms and L'Hopital's Rule
66 11-May Wed Exercises
67 12-May Thu Review
68 13-May Fri FIFTH LONG EXAM
69 17-May Tues
70 18-May Wed