Ders Notu 20
Here, 3.Week slides (Eng) and exam questions from the past years- If your PDF viewer isnt opening, try opening it in google chrome or somewhere else.
Functions of More Than Two Variables. Partial Derivatives: Partial Derivatives of Functions of Two and Three Variables, Partial Derivatives and Continuity, Equality of Second Order Partial Derivatives and Mixed Derivatives, Higher Order Partial Derivatives, Differentiability...
For illustruations to partial derivatives, directional derivative and gradient (i explained all of these in our lecture) please go to the followings:
https://www.geogebra.org/m/ptzufvkv
https://www.geogebra.org/m/dSuDTVhu
https://www.geogebra.org/m/Hud6Hnpk
https://www.geogebra.org/m/VKU7BrFK
https://www.geogebra.org/m/Bx8nFMNc
Here, 2.Week slides (Eng) - If your PDF viewer isnt opening, try opening it in google chrome or somewhere else.
Functions of Several Variables: Functions of Two and Three Variables: Domain and Range, Graphs, Level Curves and Level Surfaces, Limits and Continuity in Functions of Two Variables (Two-Way Test for the Absence of Limit, Continuity of Composite Functions),
Here, 1.Week slides (Eng)
We will follow the weekly topics linked below:
http://www.bologna.yildiz.edu.tr/index.php?r=course/view&id=1032&aid=41&pid=516
- Mondays, we will go over the topics, and on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, we will review them and solve detailed exam questions.
- If you attend classes regularly and do your weekly reviews, you can be sure you ll pass this course with confidence.
- I will share my weekly presentations, solutions, and all necessary materials with you here. Stay tuned!
- Don't hesitate to ask me any questions you may have, either during class or afterwards.
Wish you a successful semester
https://www.geogebra.org/m/pys6mm3j -- Vector equation of plane: Parametric
https://www.geogebra.org/m/sK5GHFb5 -- Line and plane
https://www.geogebra.org/m/XGZTcNQ9 -- Finding a line which is parallel to two planes
Attached are a set of questions for you to study and solve for the exam. I wish you all success and good luck to everyone!
Functions: Domain and Range of a Function, Functions and Graphics, Some Elemanter Functions (Polinomials, Rational Functions, Algebraic Functions), Some Concepts Related to Functions (Even-Odd Functions, Bounded Function, Increasing-Decreasing Functions, Implicit Function), Combinations of Functions ((Sum, Difference, Product and Quotient), Composition of Functions, Piecewise Functions. Transandantal Functions: Trigonometric Functions,Inverse of a Function, Inverse Trigonometric Functions, Exponential and Logarithmic Functions.
All the notes you will need for the class are compiled and prepared in the attachment.
Duyuru 2
Ekte, dört adet kısa sınavınız ve bunların ortalaması bulunmaktadır. Bu ortalamayı ikinci vize notu olarak, yani %35 etki oranında OBS sistemine gireceğim.
Final sınavınızda başarılar dilerim.
NOT: Hiç bir şekilde mazeret bildirmeden, veya son haftaya kadar hiç bir şekilde iletişime geçmeyerek sınavlara katılmama sebebi üzerine bilgi vermeyen öğrencilerimizin notlarını sıfır olarak yazdım.
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Attached are your four short exams and their average score.
I will enter this average as your second midterm grade, which will account for 35% of your 2nd midterm in the OBS system.
I wish you success on your final exam.
NOT: I have written zero for the grades of students who did not provide any information about the reason for not taking the exams, without giving any excuse or communicating in any way until the last week.
Dear students,
The topics for the midterm and short exams for the MAT1071- Mathematics I course are listed below:
Midterm exam (first exam): Covers topics up to the end of the fifth week ( - yes, the fifth week included ).
Short exam (second exam): Covers topics from the beginning up to the end of the ninth week (- yes, starting from the very beginning, including the 9th week ).
Please refer to the link below for course topics:
http://www.bologna.yildiz.edu.tr/index.php?r=course/view&id=2092&aid=25
If you have any questions while studying, please feel free to email or contact me.