MAA 4212, Section 3009 (Groisser)
Spring 2017
Miscellaneous handouts

• MAA 4211, Fall 2016 handouts
• Taking notes in a college math class
• Proof-writing quiz
• What is a proof? Ignore the references to the textbook; this handout was originally written for a linear algebra class (MAS 4105).
• Mathematical grammar and correct use of terminology. Same comment as above.
• One-to-one and onto: What you are really doing when you equations. This handout was written for a low-level class, but many students even in high-level classes have never seen, or thought about, the logic that's involved in manipulating or solving equations. The same logical principles in this handout apply when manipulating or solving inequalities; the only ideas in the handout that aren't relevant to inequalities are "one-to-one" and "onto".
• Notes on Integration. These notes are not yet complete (as of 2/27/17), and will probably be revised several times.
• Some notes on normed vector spaces.
• Improper Integrals.
• Some notes on multivariable derivatives.
• Notation-difference chart . Notational and terminological differences among Rosenlicht, Dr. Groisser, and Dr. McCullough. (May be updated occasionally.)

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