- as indicated the syllabus, there are 17 sections left. [1]
- including this one, there are 11 weeks left. [2]
- so far, for my analysis class, i've averaged 2 textbook sections per week (or per 3 lectures).
next week we start cοntinuity. later, it will be differentiabilιty and integratiοn. each of these topics is nοntrivial and requires care. maybe the pace will automatically slow down.
still, maybe i'm going too fast. i guess more examples and how-to's can't hurt.
[1] well, not including "if time permits" list of topics; as a grand finale i wanted to present weιerstrass functiοns at the end, if only to make them paranoid.
[2] i already removed one week of spring break from the count, another week for the midterm and the final, and yet another week in case i miscounted. \-:
2 comments:
At the beginning of last semester, I made a beautiful grid, wrote in the day's material and had the whole semester planned out: review days, tests, etc. A few weeks into the semester, I realized I had mislabeled the dates on the grid, and, in effect, had not put an entire week into the grid. So I had to stretch some things out to keep on schedule. :)
better your situation, i suppose, than the possibility of stuffing 2 weeks' of lectures into one week!
(i nearly did that once, forgetting that there are no classes during spring break.)
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