Math 111 - Tentative Schedule

  Lecture     Date     Section     Topic     Homework  
1 1/13   No Class      
2 1/15   No Class      
3 1/18 1.1-1.2   Preference Ballots and Plurality Method     Cht. 1# 4, 6, 12, 14  
4 1/20 1.3   Borda Count     Cht. 1# 20, 22, 23, 25  
5 1/22 1.4   Instant Run-Off Methods     Cht. 1# 32, 33, 34  
6 1/25 1.5   The Method of Pairwise Comparisons     Cht. 1# 38, 40, 51, 52, 53  
7 1/27 1.6   Rankings     Cht. 1# 41, 47*, 48*, 50*  
8 1/29 2.1-2.2   Weighted Voting and Banzhaf Power     Cht. 2# 4, 8, 10, 11, 14  
9 2/1 2.3   Applications of Banzhaf Power Index     Cht. 2# 20, 24  
10 2/3 2.4   Shapley-Shubik Power Index     Cht. 2# 26, 31, 34, 42  
11 2/5 2.5   Applications of Shapley-Shubik      
12 2/8 3.1-3.2   Fair Division and the Divider-Chooser Method     Cht. 2# 38, 42, 43  
13 2/10 3.3   The Lone-Divider Method     Cht. 3# 1, 8, 16, 21, 30  
14 2/12 3.4   The Lone-Chooser Method     Cht. 3# 26  
15 2/15 3.5   The Last Diminisher Method     Cht. 3# 34, 42, 46, 48, 50  
16 2/17 3.6   The Method of Sealed Bids     Cht. 3# 54, 57, 59  
17 2/19 3.7   The Method of Markers     Cht. 3# 66, 67, 70  
18 2/22   Review      
19 2/24  
Midterm 1
 
   
20 2/26 4.1   Apportionment Problems     Cht. 4# 1, 4, 6, 7, 8  
21 3/1 4.2   Hamilton's Method & the Quota Rule     Cht. 4# 14, 19, 23*, 32*  
22 3/3 4.3   The Alabama and Other Paradoxes     Cht. 4# 23, 31, 32  
23 3/5 4.4   Jefferson's Method     Cht. 4# 33, 34, 43, 44  
24 3/15 4.5-4.6   Adam's and Webster's Methods     Cht. 4# 42  
25 3/17 10.4   Geometric Sequences     Cht. 10# 58, 60, 61 
26 3/19 10.5   Deferred Annuities     Cht. 10# 64, 66, 70, 71  
27 3/22 10.5   Deferred Annuities - con'd      
28 3/24   Rule of Proportion      
29 3/26   Logarithms     Logarithm Problems  
30 3/29 15.1-15.3   Probability, Permutations & Combinations     Cht. 15# 3, 4, 9, 12, 20, 25, 34  
31 3/31 15.4-15.5   Probability Spaces     Cht. 15# 37, 40, 49, 56  
32 4/2 16.1-16.3   Normal Distributions & Standardizing Normal Data     Cht. 15# 55, 57  
33 4/5 16.4   68-95-99.7 Rule     Cht. 16# 3, 6, 9, 13, 16, 27  
34 4/7 16.5   Normal Curves as Models of Real-Life Data     Cht. 16# 29, 33, 38, 45, 50  
35 4/9 16.6-16.7   Distribution of Random Events     Cht. 16# 57, 59, 64  
36 4/12   Review      
37 4/14  
Midterm 2
 
   
38 4/16   Game Theory, Zero-Sum Games     p. 620# 1, 3, 6, 12  
39 4/19   Minimax Theorem, 2x2 Matrix Games     Game Theory Problems  
40 4/21   Other Applications of Matrices      
41 4/23   The Prisoner's Dilemma & Nash Equilibrium     Game Theory Problems 2  
42 4/26   Review