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Instructor: |
Bernard Shiffman, Krieger 410 Office hours: Wednesday 2-4 |
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TA: |
Yujie Luo Math
Help Room Hours: Friday 3-5 |
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Lecture: |
TuTh 12-1:15, Maryland 202 |
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Since this is a 4-credit
course with no section meeting, you will need to spend extra time on the
reading and assignments. |
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Text: |
Gamelin, Complex Analysis, Springer, 2001. An electronic version of
the book is available to download free at this link
using a computer on the Hopkins network. But I strongly recommend buying the
printed version, which is available in paperback from Amazon
and other sellers. |
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Prerequisite: |
110.405 or 110.415 |
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Grading: |
weekly homework assignments
(50%), midterm exams (25% each) |
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Homework: |
Since the purpose of the
homework is to gain better understanding of the material, you may discuss the
homework with other students in the course, but you must write up the
homework solutions on your own. Copying
homework from another student or from the internet or any other source is a
violation of academic integrity. Homework will be assigned each week and
will be due the following Tuesday in class. No late homework will be
accepted for any reason, including excused absence. Missing or late
homework will be given a grade of 0,
even if you have a good excuse. To allow for one absence or other
circumstances, the lowest homework grade will be dropped. |
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Exam dates: |
In
place of a final, there will be two midterms on Tuesday, Oct. 16, and
Thursday, Dec. 6. |
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Course policy: |
You are expected to attend and actively participate in
class. Check your email regularly; announcements related to the course will be
sent to your JHU email address. Finally, please silence cell phones and
refrain from text messaging or using electronic devices during class. |
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How to get the most out of the
class: |
Complete the reading before
the lecture. Questions are encouraged during class; if there is something you
don't understand or are unsure of, please speak up! I also encourage you to
come to office hours for help anytime you have questions. Begin the homework
early, so you can get help with any problems you're having trouble with. |
Information
for students with disabilities: Any student with a disability who may need accommodations in
this class must obtain an accommodation letter from Student Disability
Services, 385 Garland, (410)516-4720, [email protected].
The
following syllabus will be updated as the semester progresses. Be sure to check this page before starting
work on any assignment.
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Week |
Lectures |
Reading |
Assignment |
Date Due |
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1. |
Sep. 4, 6 |
I.1, I.2, I.4, I.5, II.1 |
I.1: 2, 4, 5, 7.
I.2: 1aeh, 2ab, 5. I.4: 1ab. II.1: 2, 3, 5, 7, 10, 16. |
Sep. 11 |
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2. |
Sep. 11, 13 |
II.2-II.5 |
II.2: 2, 5, 6. II.3:
1, 3, 4, 5, 8 II.4: 1, 4, 6. II.5: 1a, 5, 6 |
Sep. 18 |
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3. |
Sep. 18, 20 |
III.1-III.5
(omit pp. 80-81) |
III.1: 1, 2, 5. III.2: 1cd. III.4: 1. III.5: 1, 2, 3 |
Sep. 25 |
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4. |
Sep. 25, 27 |
IV.1-IV.5 |
IV.1: 1, 4. IV.2: 2. IV.3: 1, 3a, 6. IV.4: 1abc, 4. IV.5: 1, 4. |
Oct. 2 |
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5. |
Oct. 2, 4 |
V.1-V.4 |
V.2: 5, 6, 7. V.3: 1abci, 2bcd, 4, 5, 6, 7. V.4: 3, 4, 6, 7. |
Oct. 9 |
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6. |
Oct. 9, 11 |
IV.6, IV.7, V.5, V.6 |
(Study for the midterm on October 16.) |
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7. |
Oct. 18 |
V.7,
I.3 |
IV.6: 2. V.5: 1ac, 3. V.6: 2, 4. V.7: 3, 4, 7, 9. I.3: 5, 6bc. |
Oct.
23 |
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8. |
Oct.
23, 25 |
VI.1-VI.3 |
VI.1: 1bc, 2bc. VI.2: 1abdi, 2ac, 4,
5, 8, 12 VI.3: 1abdi, 3. Extra credit: VI.2: 6 |
Oct.
30 |
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9. |
Oct. 30, Nov.
1 |
VI.4, VII.1-VII.4 |
VII.1: 1bcd, 2c, 3abc. VII.2: 3, 4, 5,
6. VII.3: 1, 2, 6. VII.4: 1, 2. |
Nov. 6 |
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10. |
Nov. 6, 8 |
VII.6, VIII.1-VIII.4 |
VII.6: 3. VIII.2: 1, 2, 3, 4.
VIII.3: 1. Extra
credit:
VIII.4: 3, 4, 6. |
Nov. 13 |
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11. |
Nov. 13, 15 |
VIII.5, VIII.6, IX.1, IX.2,
II.7 |
VIII.5: 2, 3, 4. VIII.6: 3, 7. II.7: 3, 5. IX.1:
1, 7. Extra
credit:
VIII.6: 6. IX.2: 5, 7. |
Nov.
27 |
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Thanksgiving
break |
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12. |
Nov. 27, 29 |
X.1-X.3 |
IX.2: 1, 2.
X.2: 1. X.3: 1, 2, 7. |
Dec. 4 |
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13. |
Dec. 4 |
pp. 342-344, 348 in Ch. XIII |
Midterm December 6 |
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Last updated 11/26/2018