Instructor	Luke Rogers
Office	Malott Hall 593
Lectures	Tuesday and Thursday 8:40-9:55 in Malott 406
Office Hours	Monday and Wednesday 3-4pm.
TA	Youssef El Fassy Fihry, 120 Malott Hall, e-mail: youssef@math.cornell.edu, office hours Monday 11:30am-1:30pm.
Textbook	The Way of Analysis, by Robert S. Strichartz, revised edition, 2000
Grading	The final grade is calculated as follows: Final exam : 40 percent Midterm: 25 percent Homework: 35 percent
Exams	Midterm: October 03, 2006 at 7:30pm in MT 251; covers all material up to and including the section on open and closed sets. Final: December 07, 2006 at 9:00am in Malott 406; covers all material in the course. Use of calculators or texts is not permitted during examinations
Exam Practice	Here is a list of problems that you might like to use to practice for the final exam. I am not suggesting that doing these problems is the best preparation, or sufficient preparation. It is simply a list of good problems from the book that were not on homeworks, so you can practice on problems you have not previously tried. List of Practice Problems for the class.
Homework	Homeworks will be assigned approximately weekly, and will be due in class. Youssef will grade them and they will be returned the following week. It is expected that the solutions you hand in will be rigorous, carefully written, and easy to read. If you do not understand the grading of your homework, or are unsure about the standard that is expected, please ask during class or office hours. Here you can find the homework for the class.
Feedback	If you have comments, criticisms or suggestions about my teaching I would welcome your feedback, which may be submitted anonymously using Blackboard
Syllabus	Here is some general information about the class.