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1. Like all mathematics courses, the material builds on the previous work. The small thing that you failed to understand in Week 3, may have repercussions in your performance throughout the course. It is really important not to fall behind. This cannot be overemphasized.

2. Math 0100 moves quickly through a lot of material - much more quickly than your high school math classes. Let me advise you once again not to fall behind!

3.Read the textbook. In Math 0100, you will be required to understand the ideas and apply them in a variety of settings. This course is not just about learning problem solving techniques. The way to learn new ideas is to read and think about them, and then to attempt to solve the problems. If you like to work with others on homework, be sure that you also work alone. Students who never solve problems totally on their own are often surprised by their inability to solve problems during the exams.

4. Attendance in recitation sections is *required* because your grade depends on your quiz scores. Should you miss a lecture or a recitation, even if you have a good reason for doing so, like an emergency or religious observance, you are still responsible for knowing the content of the lecture, including organizational matters such as changes in homework assignments or exam dates. Let me stress that there is a strong correlation between success in Math 0100 and regular attendance at the lectures. Attending the lecture, be sure to:
Arrive on time. Late arrivals are distracting and even irritating to both students and the instructor.
Leave the classroom only when the lecture is finished. Again, early departures are both distracting and impolite.
Be prepared to participate in class with, at least, your full attention, and hopefully, your questions and participation in occasional brief class discussions.

In addition to the office hours of your instructors and TA's, you can get help at the Math Resource Center. The Math Resource Center helps students with Calculus, both with homework problems and with concepts from lecture. Math Rescource Center takes place Monday through Thursday from 8-10pm in KH 105 (enter through the back door). It is a free of charge walk-in help sessions for students. Begins operation Jan 26. See MRC for more information about the MRC this semester.

Instructors	Section	Office Information
Xiangxiong Zhang zhangxx@math.brown.edu	Section 1, MWF 10, Location: BH 155	Office: 182 George St, Room 005 Office Hours: 3:00-4:00 Monday Office Phone: 3- 3561
Alexander Goncharov sasha@math.brown.edu	Section 2, MWF 11:00, Location: BH 168	Office: Kassar 316 Office Hours: Wednsday 4:00-5:00 Office Phone: 3-1131
Hyun-Kyoung Kwon hkwon@math.brown.edu	Section 3, MWF 1:00, Location: BH 158	Office: Kassar 217 Office Hours: Tuesday 1-2 and Wed 2-3. Office Phone:3-7961
Richard Kent rkent@math.brown.edu	Section 4, TTh 9:00, Location: BMC 291	Office: Kassar 313 Office Hours: 11:00-12:00, Wed and 11:00-12:00, Th. Office Phone: 3-1137

Teaching Assistants	Office Information	Recitation Hours
Bingxu Chen bxchen@math.brown.edu	Office: Kassar 014 Office Hours: 2:30 - 3:50 on Tuesday Office Phone: 3-7954	Thursday 4:00-5:20, BH 163, RN: 22680, Thursday 6:30 - 7:50, BH 160, RN: 22485
Quanhui Lin, qhlin@math.brown.edu	Office: Kassar 015, Office Hours: 2:30-3:50pm Wed Office Phone: 3-7949	Thursday 9:00-10:20, BH 165, RN: 22679 Thursday 6:30-7:50, BH 153, RN: 22684.
Hatice Sahinoglu haticesahinoglu@math.brown.edu	Office: Kassar 014 Office Hours: Wed 2:00-4:00. Office Phone: 3-7954	Thursday 9:00-10:20, BH 163, RN: 22678 Thursday 4:00-5:20, BH 153, RN: 22682,
Yunhui Wu wuyh@math.brown.edu	Office: Kassar 018 Office Hours: Office Phone:863-3560,	Thursday: 4:00-5:20, BH 165, 22681, Thursday: 6:30-7:50, BH 165. 22683,