MATA35 - Calculus II for Biological Sciences - Summer 2021

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Class calendar and schedule (tentative)



Week 1: Friday, May 7 and Wednesday, May 12

Techniques of integration, including partial fractions decomposition, u-substitution, and integration by parts.

Recommended reading: Bittinger, Chapter 5

Lecture 1a Video (YouTube/UofTMyMedia) - Notes

Recommended problems (Friday): Bittinger, Exercise Set 5.1, pg 345.

Lecture 1b/c pre-class notes

Lecture 1b Video (YouTube/UofTMyMedia) - Notes

Lecture 1c Video (YouTube/UofTMyMedia) - Notes

Recommended problems (Wednesday): Bittinger, Exercise Set 5.2, pg 359.

Recommended problems (Wednesday): Bittinger, Exercise Set 5.5, pg 385.

Recommended problems (Wednesday): Bittinger, Exercise Set 5.6, pg 393.

Recommended problems (partial fractions): https://www.math.ucdavis.edu/~kouba/CalcTwoDIRECTORY/partialfracdirectory/PartialFrac.html#PROBLEM%208

Tutorials Wednesday/Thursday May 12-13

Review of Week 1. How to use Crowdmark.

Week 2: Friday, May 14 and Wednesday, May 19

Repeat of u-substitution and integration by parts. Numerical integration, improper integrals, volumes, and areas.

Lecture 2a (review of u-substitution and integration by parts; numerical integration): pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 2b (volume and area integrals): pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 2c (improper integrals): pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTUbe/UofTMyMedia

If time permits: Lecture 3a (introduction to matrices): pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia (incomplete, as we didn't finish these slides, and we'll finish them next week)

Tutorials Wednesday/Thursday May 19-20

Review of Week 2 and Practice Quiz 1.

May 21: Presidential Day

Week 3: Wednesday, May 26 and Friday, May 28

Matrix operations. Systems of linear equations. Matrix inverses and cofactor expansions.
Applications: Leslie diagrams and population models.

Lecture 3a, part 2 (matrix algebra): pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia (slides extended from last week's 3a slides)

Lecture 3b (Solving systems of linear equations, reduced row echelon form, Gaussian elimination): pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 3c (Matrix inverses and determinants): pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Quiz 1: Tutorials Wednesday/Thursday May 26-27

Covers material from Weeks 1 and 2.

Wednesday quiz and solutions.

Thursday quiz and solutions.

Week 4: Wednesday, June 2 and Friday, June 4

Eigenvalues and eigenvectors.
Applications: population growth and long-term growth rate.

Lecture 4a: pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 4b: pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 4c: pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Tutorials Wednesday/Thursday June 2-3

Review of Week 3.

Week 5: Wednesday, June 9 and Friday, June 11

Functions of several variables. Multiple integration. Partial derivatives. Minimum-Maximum problems.
Applications: body surface area, wind speed of tornado, optimization problems.

Lecture 5a (multivariable functions): pre-class notes;post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 5b (partial derivatives): pre-class notes;post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 5c (multiple integration): pre-class notes;post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 5d (maximums and minimums): pre-class notes;post-class notes; YouTube/UoftMyMedia

Tutorials Wednesday/Thursday June 9-10

Review of Week 4. Also, Practice Quiz 2/Solutions

Week 6: Wednesday, June 16 and Friday, June 18

Elements of regression analysis. Method of least squares. Best fit line. Quadratic, exponential, and power dependencies.
Applications: Experimental Data Fitting.

Lecture 6a (introduction to regression analysis): pre-class notes; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 6b (Python regression practicum): pre-class notes; Google Colab; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 6c (Multilinear and nonlinear regression): pre-class notes; Google Colab; post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Quiz 2: Tutorials Wednesday/Thursday June 16-17

Covers material from Weeks 3 and 4.

Wednesday quiz and solutions.

Thursday quiz and solutions.

June 22-26: Reading week

Week 7.1: Wednesday, June 30

Integrals as general and particular solutions. Pure time and separable first order differential equations. Linear first order differential equations exact differential equations.

Lecture 7a (introduction to ODEs): pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 7b (pure-time and separable): pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 7c (exact differential equations): pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

July 1: Canada Day

July 2: Presidential Day

Week 7.2: Wednesday, July 7

Integrating factors and linear 1st-order ODEs. Autonomous differential equations. Direction fields and solution curves. Phase line.
Applications: general population models, logistic models, carrying capacity of populations.

Lecture 7d (integrating factors and linear 1st-order): pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UoFTMyMedia

Lecture 7e (Autonomous ODEs, direction fields, phase line): pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Tutorials Wednesday/Thursday July 7-July 8

Review of Weeks 5 and 6. Also, Practice Quiz 3/Solutions

Quiz 3: Take-home quiz July 9, 2pm - July 10, 2pm

Covers material from Weeks 5 and 6

Quiz and solutions.

Week 8: Friday, July 9 and Wednesday, July 14

Differential equations and mathematical modelling. Mixture problems. One and two-compartment models. Substitution methods. Numerical solutions.

Applications: pollution of Great Lakes, crop yield, mixing chemicals

Lecture 8a: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 8b: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 8c: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Tutorials Wednesday/Thursday July 14-15

Review of Weeks 7 and 8. Practice Quiz 4/Solutions

Week 9: Friday, July 16 and Wednesday, July 21

Higher-order differential equations with constant coefficients. Homogeneous and non-homogeneous equations.
Applications: mechanical and electrical vibrations, parallel reactions.

Lecture 9a: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 9b: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 9c: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 9d: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Quiz 4: Tutorials Wednesday/Thursday July 21-22

Covers material from Weeks 7 and 8

Wednesday quiz and solutions.

Thursday quiz and solutions.

Week 10: Friday, July 23 and Wednesday, July 28

Systems of autonomous differential equations and stability of equilibria using qualitative analysis.

Lecture 10a: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 10b: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 10c: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTUbe/UofTMyMedia

Tutorials Wednesday/Thursday July 28-29

Review of Weeks 9 and 10. Practice Quiz 5/Solutions

Week 11: Friday, July 30 and Wednesday, August 4

Systems of nonlinear differential equations and using linearization to analyze them.
Power series expansions, including Taylor Series and other series representation of functions. Linear and quadratic approximations.

Lecture 11a: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 11b: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 11c: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Quiz 5: Tutorials Wednesday/Thursday August 4-5

Covers material from Weeks 9 and 10

Wednesday quiz and solutions.

Thursday quiz and solutions.

Week 12: Friday, August 6 and Wednesday, August 11

Applications: Pandemic modelling

If extra time, we will review the semester on Wednesday, Aug 11

Lecture 12a: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Lecture 12b: pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Review/Office hours: YouTube/UofTMyMedia

"Lecture 13": extra review pre-class notes/post-class notes; YouTube/UofTMyMedia

Tutorials Wednesday/Thursday August 11-12

Review of Weeks 11 and 12. Note that August 12 is technically part of the study break, so this tutorial is optional.

Practice Final Exam/Solutions

Final Examination: Monday, August 16, 8am-10am

The final examination will be cumulative and cover all the material from the semester, at a faster pace than in the quizzes.