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• Date I took this class:   Fall 2007
• Teacher:                       K. Zhou
• Teacher's site:              None listed
• Grade earned:              A
• Book used:                  A First Course in Differential Equations with Modeling Applications, 8th Edition, By Dennis G. Zill.

Professor Zhou is, overall, a very good teacher.
Zhou has a vary clear and efficient teaching style. Zhou makes DE easy to understand by using clear examples which are easy to follow.
Zhou assigns homework and collects it regularly.
Zhou's exams follow both the homework and his notes. His exams are fairly difficult but are usually no harder than the homework (no trick questions).
Although the DE book is required, it is not used in class, Zhou simply assigns homework from it.

The following are handouts given in class

• Laplacian and Inverse Laplacian Formula Page
• pink sheet - old sheet (PDF format)
• blue sheet - new sheet, can be used in exam 4 (PDF format)

Pie day occurs on March 14st (Einstein’s Birthday) at one fifty-nine pm i.e. 3-14 1:59; In honor of 3.4159

Continuity - Notes on the continuity of all algebraic and some transcendental functions on their domain
Graphing - The general method for graphing all algebraic and transcendental functions

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