Welcome to the homepage of Math F252 Calculus II in the Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.

Instructors

• Kevin Meek for in-person section 901 (CRN 73172) in Chapman 208
  • Chapman 301C, krmeek2@alaska.edu
• James Gossell for online, asynchronous section (CRN 72472)
  • Chapman 301D, jegossell@alaska.edu

Canvas course pages

Log in to the Canvas page for your section:

• section 901 in-person Fall 2024 (Meek): canvas.alaska.edu/courses/21592
• section 001 online Fall 2024 (Gossell): canvas.alaska.edu/courses/21589

to see

• your grades
• the link to Gradescope for submitting Homework
• solutions to Homework
• other Announcements

Getting Started

• Read the Syllabus for your section (tab at left).

• See the Schedule for your section (tab at left). Check it often to find out what happens next!

• The textbook is online: OpenStax Calculus Volume 2.

• Do the Homework.

  • Solutions are available in advance at the Canvas page! Your Homework will be graded for completion and effort. You will need to scan and upload each Homework assignment as a single PDF file in Gradescope. See the Tech Help page for help on scanning and uploading.

• There are weekly Quizzes.

• There are two Midterms and a Final. See the Schedule for your section (tab at left) for dates. See the Exams tab for the sections covered and old exams for review.

Resources

• The Math & Stat Tutoring Lab is open for in-person tutoring and online tutoring! You can sign up for online tutoring.

• The Quizzes and Exams tabs include old versions with solutions.

• Find calculus video playlists at the Videos tab.

• What are we studying? Check out these Wikipedia pages:

  • integrals
  • solids and surfaces of revolution
  • integration by parts
  • integration by trigonometric substitution
  • integration by partial fractions
  • differential equations
  • sequences
  • series
  • Taylor series
  • parametric equations
  • polar coordinates

   

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