Text: "An Introduction to Analysis", 3rd edition, by William R. Wade, Prentice-Hall

Catalog Description: Axioms of the real number system; point set theory of R; compactness, completeness; continuity and uniform continuity; sequences, series, theory of Riemann integration.

Course Content: The first half of the course will cover most of chapters 1-4, and the second half will cover the remainder of 4 and chapters 5 and part of 6.

Prerequisites: Math 220; 221

Instructor: J. D. Ward, MILNER 305 (Office), 979-845-1169 (phone)

Email: jward@math.tamu.edu

office hours: 4-5 TRF

Grading Policy:

• Test I, Chapters 1-2: 20% of your grade.
• Test II, Chapters 3-4: 20% of your grade.
• Test III, Chapter 5: 20% of your grade.
• Final exam (May 10 (Wed.), 10:30-12:30 BLOC 156): 20% of your grade.
• Homework assignments: 20% of your grade.

Note: Q-drop deadline is April 3

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