1. If you want to (and should do) form a study group, go for it! The Math Dept Student Lounge (LC 311) and the "Mezzy" (in Thomas Cooper Library Student Success Center) are good places to hold these Calculus Jam Sessions.
2. The Cumulative Final Exam is Monday December 10th at 9am in LC 412. It covers: § 7.1 - 7.5, 7.8, 11.1 - 11.11, 6.1-6.3, 10.3-10.4. The total exam is in-class, there is no take home part. The exam consists entirely of multiple choice problems.
3. You will be provided a copy of the handout, which is a collection of handouts from this semester.
4. Of course, you have already done all the homework for this semester.
5. First work through, without your notes/books/etc (but with the handout that will be provided to you on the exam, see comment 3 above):
   • Chapter 7 Practice exam, which is posted under Previous Exams Fall 2012, Final Exam (and handed out in class on Thursday Dec. 6). The posted solutions now have all 8 pages.
   • 2011 Fall Final Exam (posted under Previous Exams).
   Identify your weaknesses and go back to these section in the textbook and work more problems to bring you up to an acceptable level.
6. Next, work through, without your notes/books/etc, (but with the handout that will be provided to you on the exam, see comment 3) my following previous Final exams.
   • 2010 Spring (take home and in class) all.
   • 2009 Fall (take home and in class) all
   • 2008 Fall (take home and in class) but omit page 5
7. After working these old exams, you should know where you stand on the various concepts. For the topics you need more work on, go back to the appropriate section in the book and do more problems.
8. Come to the exam well rested.

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