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Refresh course for the re-exam in June

Read more on the canvas page for the refresh course.

Exam in March

The exam in March 2021 will be conducted at distance and monitored via zoom. The format of the exam will be the same as previous exams in SF1625 this academic year; see Examination below. Everyone who has registered for the exam should have access to the Canvas room "Tentamen för SF1685 TEN1: 2021-03-11" which will be used during the exam. It is in that room that the exam problems will be published, and where the solutions should be uploaded.

Course modules

The course is divided into seven modules. Every module consists of three lectures (L), two exercise sessions (E). The six first modules end with a seminar (S), and these modules have the structure LLELES. Under the tab Modules, you can find a description of the content of each module. Passed seminars give bonus points for the exam. Information about the seminars can be found by going to this page.

Zoom links

Lectures Zoom link:https://kth-se.zoom.us/j/62894625703

Exercises and Seminars Zoom link: https://kth-se.zoom.us/j/62621457202

Make sure to register a Zoom account using your kth email! This is required to join!

Lecture plan

The main page is the detailed lecture plan, where slides will be published.

Examination

The course ends with a written exam. Here you can find old exam problems with solutions (partially in Swedish), and information on the examination. Start at an early stage with these examples from earlier exams.

Support for students with disabilities

Students with disabilities may be entitled to some support during examinations. For more information read here.

Student office

The student office can help you with administrative questions (registration for the course and the exam, ...).

Literature

Information about the literature for the course and the course contents can be found on this page

Contact

You can reach me, Per Alexandersson, at perale@kth.se. I do not respond to questions sent in canvas.

SF1685 VT21 (60295) Calculus in One Variable