MATH 216 - Introduction to Analysis
Instructor    Volker Runde
Office hours    MWF 10:00-10:50 by appointment, if necessary by Google meet.
Course Content   
  • Sets and functions
  • Induction
  • Axiomatic introduction of the real numbers
  • Sequences and series
  • Continuity and properties of continuous functions
  • Differentiation
  • Riemann integral
Course Goals    This course is intended for students who have taken first year non-honors calculus. The material covered is pretty much the same as in a usual first year calculus course, but from an in-depth point of view. Its goal is to develop the theoretical underpinnings of calculus. Students will learn techniques of proof, e.g., induction, ε-δ-arguments, indirect proofs, and how to conduct simple proofs themselves.
Textbooks    There is no required text, but
    Kenneth A. Ross, Elementary Analysis, Second Edition. Springer Verlag, 2013
is recommended. I plan to closely follow my online lecture notes.
Grading    The grade will be based on (approximately) weekly homework assignments (25%), two midterms on October 5 and November 2, of wich the better one will count (25%), and a final (50%).
Course materials   
Course Syllabus
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Last update: December 13, 2021