MATH 250: Calculus III

 

December 10, 2016

 

Final Exam Review Topics

 

1.     Parametric equations of curves in the plane; paths versus curves

2.     Slope of a tangent line to a curve given in  parametric form

3.     Arc length of a curve given in parametric form

4.     Speed along a parametrized path

5.     Polar coordinates; conversions between polar and rectangular coordinates; graphing curves and regions in polar coordinates

6.     Arc lengths in polar coordinates

7.     Areas in polar coordinates; area between two curves in polar coordinates

8.     Conic sections: standard forms

9.     Vectors in two dimensions; magnitude of a vector; vector algebra; basic properties; triangle inequality

10.  Unit vectors, standard basis vectors

11.  Vectors in three dimensions; distance formula

12.  Parametric equations of a straight line in three dimensions; intersections of straight lines

13.  Dot product; basic properties (with proofs); angle between vectors; projection of a vector along another vector

14.  Determinants

15.  Cross product; basic properties (with proofs)

16.  Areas and volumes with the use of cross product

17.  Planes in three dimensions; planes through three given points; intersection of a plane and a line; angle between planes; traces of a plane

18.  Basic quadric surfaces; traces of quadric surfaces

19.  Cylindrical coordinates; conversions between cylindrical and rectangular coordinates; level surfaces; identifying surfaces and regions in cylindrical coordinates

20.  Spherical coordinates; conversions between spherical and rectangular coordinates; level surfaces; identifying surfaces and regions in spherical coordinates

21.  Vector-valued functions: parametric curves in three dimensions; projections of curves onto coordinate planes

22.  Calculus of vector-valued functions

23.  Tangent lines to parametrized curves

24.  Arc length; speed

25.  Arc length parametrization

26.  Unit tangent vector; curvature; unit normal vector

27.  Motion in three-dimensional space; velocity and acceleration; finding velocity and path from acceleration; solving projectile problems

28.  Tangential and normal components of acceleration

29.  Functions of two variables; traces; level curves and contour maps

30.  Functions of three variables; level surfaces and contour maps

31.  Limits and continuity of functions of several variables

32.  Partial derivatives; higher-order partial derivatives; Clairaut’s theorem

33.  Linearizations; linear approximations; finding tangent planes to surfaces z=f(x,y) without using gradient

34.  Gradient

35.  Chain rule for paths

36.  Directional derivatives

37.  Significance of gradient: direction and value of maximum rate of increase; normal vector to level surface; finding tangent planes to level surfaces

38.  Chain rule for functions of several variables

39.  Critical points; local extrema

40.  Global extrema theorem

41.  Finding local and global extrema for functions of two variables, including applications

42.  Iterated integrals; Fubini’s theorem

43.  Double integrals over general regions; regions of Type I and Type II

44.  Interchanging the order of double integration

45.  Average value of a function of two variables

46.  Derivation and definition of a triple integral

47.  Iterated integrals and Fubini’s theorem for triple integrals

48.  Triple integrals over general regions

49.  Triple integrals over regions between surfaces

50.  Changing the order of triple integration

51.  Computing volumes with double and triple integration

52.  Double integrals in polar coordinates

53.  Triple integrals in cylindrical and spherical coordinates

54.  Using double and triple integrals to find mass (charge, etc.) of an object

55.  Change of variables; Jacobian

56.  Vector fields in two and three dimensions

57.  Line integrals of scalar fields; derivation and computation

58.  Line integrals of vector fields; derivation and computation

59.  Line integral as work

60.  Gradient vector fields; field as the gradient of a potential function

61.  Finding potential functions in two and three dimensions

62.  Fundamental theorem for gradient vector fields

63.  Path independence

64.  Rotation (curl) of a vector field

65.  Surface parameterization

66.  Normal vectors of parametric surfaces; tangent planes

67.  Surface area of parametric surfaces

68.  Surface integrals of scalar functions

69.  Surface integrals of vector fields

70.  Flux of a vector field

71.  Scalar curl (curl in 2D)

72.  Green’s Theorem

73.  Computing area via Green’s Theorem

74.  Stokes’ Theorem: illustrating the theorem; computing one side instead of the other

75.  Divergence of a vector field

76.  Divergence Theorem: illustrating the theorem; computing one side instead of the other

77.  The gradient operator unifying notation

78.  The Big Picture of Calculus Theorems

 

 

 

Office hours 12/12 - 12/16:

Mon, 12/12:    1:20 - 2:20      and      4 - 5:30

Tue, 12/13:     2 - 4

Wed, 12/14:    1 - 2

Thu, 12/15:     2 - 4:30

Fri, 12/16:       12 - 2

 

Assorted optional review problems (many of which were assigned before):

Chapter 11.Review: 11, 15, 21, 33, 37, 43

Chapter 12.Review: 15, 27, 29, 41, 49, 60

Chapter 13.Review: 17, 23, 25, 29

Chapter 14.Review: 7, 12, 23, 25, 28, 31, 35, 41, 45, 53, 57

Chapter 15.Review: 13, 21, 31, 37, 41, 57, 61a

Chapter 16.Review: 13, 23, 25, 31, 37, 41, 49ab

Dr. Hoffoss' Review Problems:

http://home.sandiego.edu/~dhoffoss/teaching/math250/9-surface-int-prac.pdf

 

NOTE:

Calculators will not be needed and will not be allowed on the exam.