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==Notes==
==Notes==
I have posted my midterm notes [[Midterm 1 Notes:Math_361,_Spring_2014 | here]]. They are incomplete - I've only covered the first three assignments. I will try to cover assignment four tomorrow.
I have posted my midterm notes [[Midterm 1 Notes:Math_361,_Spring_2014 | here]]. They are incomplete - I've only covered the first three assignments. I will try to cover assignment four tomorrow.
The notes for the second midterm are [[Midterm 2 Notes:Math_361,_Spring_2014 | here]].


==How to use this page==
==How to use this page==

Latest revision as of 16:57, 13 April 2014

Course information[edit]

  • See the syllabus for general information and the schedule of readings.
  • Class meets Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 11:00 a.m.-11:50 a.m., in W-1-57.
  • Textbook: John Fraleigh, A First Course in Abstract Algebra, Seventh Edition.
  • Instructor: Steven Jackson.
  • Office: S-3-82
  • Office hours: by appointment.
  • E-mail: jackson@math.umb.edu.
  • Telephone: (617) 287-6469.

Important dates[edit]

  • Weekly quizzes happen on Mondays during the last fifteen minutes of class. (In weeks when Monday is a holiday, the quiz happens on Wednesday.) The first quiz is on Monday, February 3.
  • First midterm: Monday, March 3.
  • Second midterm: Monday, April 14.
  • Final exam: Monday, May 19 from 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM in W01 - 0057 (same classroom)

Study Group[edit]

  • For those interested in the MATH 361 Spring 2014 weekly study group, please click here.

Notes[edit]

I have posted my midterm notes here. They are incomplete - I've only covered the first three assignments. I will try to cover assignment four tomorrow. The notes for the second midterm are here.

How to use this page[edit]

Below you will find links to the weekly assignment pages. Each of these pages is editable by anyone in the class, so apart from telling you what problems to work on they are excellent spaces in which to ask questions. (If you are very shy you may ask your questions privately, either by email or in person. But we will all work more efficiently if you ask them on the wiki, so that each question only needs to be answered once.) It is also extremely helpful to try to answer questions posed by other students. I will monitor these pages to ensure that no wrong answers go uncorrected.

If you are not already familiar with them, you may wish to read about wiki markup and typesetting mathematics. Also, you may wish to add this page and the assignment pages to your watchlist using the link in the upper right corner of each page, then change your preferences to enable e-mail notifications; this way you will know about page activity without constantly re-checking all the pages.

Weekly assignments[edit]