2010 March 28 / j d a v i s @ c a r l e t o n . e d u

Day 01 Notes

Here's some data on the planets. Identify Who, What, and Why. Can you also answer Where, When, and How?

Name	Orbital Semi-Major Axis (km)	Radius (km)	Mass (1024 kg)	Number of Named Moons	Habitable?
Mercury	57,909,100	2,440	0.33022	0	No
Venus	108,208,930	6,052	4.868	0	No
Earth	149,597,888	6,371	5.9736	1	Yes
Mars	227,939,100	3,396	0.64185	2	No
Jupiter	778,547,200	71,492	1898.6	63	No
Saturn	1,433,449,370	60,268	568.46	53	No
Uranus	2,876,679,082	25,559	86.810	27	No
Neptune	4,503,443,661	24,764	102.43	13	No

Here's some data from my bookshelf. Identify Who, What, and Why. Can you also answer Where, When, and How?

Title	Authors	ISBN
Algebra	Isaacs	0-534-19002-2
Differential Forms in Algebraic Topology	Bott, Tu	0-387-90613-4
Introduction to Symplectic Topology	McDuff, Salamon	0-19-850451-9
J-Holomorphic Curves and Symplectic Topology	McDuff, Salamon	0-8218-3485-1
Principles of Algebraic Geometry	Griffiths, Harris	0-471-05059-8
Real and Complex Analysis	Rudin	0-07-100276-6

Here's the schedule from the course web page. Identify Who, What, and Why. Can you also answer Where, When, and How?

Date	Day	Chapters	Topic	Homework	Notes
M 3/29	01	1, 2	data	Introductory Survey 2: 13, 14, 19, 21, 23, 28, 30	Three Tables
W 3/31	02	3, 4	categorical and quantitative data
F 4/02	03	5	comparing distributions
M 4/05	04	6, 7	standard deviation, normal model, correlation
W 4/07	05	8, 9	linear regression
F 4/09	06	10	transforming data
M 4/12	07
W 4/14	08
F 4/16	09
M 4/19	10
W 4/21	11
F 4/23	12
M 4/26	13
W 4/28	14
F 4/30	15
M 5/03	midterm break
W 5/05	16
F 5/07	17
M 5/10	18
W 5/12	19
F 5/14	20
M 5/17	21
W 5/19	22
F 5/21	23
M 5/24	24
W 5/26	25
F 5/28	26
M 5/31	27
W 6/02	28