Organizing the Work for Euler's method

Trying to figure out a way to organize Euler's method, I thought the following might do a decent job. I saw several nice tables similar to this in submitted homework. Definitely play around and do whatever works best for you.

Test Your Knowledge 20120223

More random practice problems. If you hesitate on the answer, strongly consider reviewing the relevant material.

Regarding the Use of dy/dx

Abusing notation. We do it a lot in math.

Class Discussion due 20120228

Do some method recognition on your own. Perhaps we'll do odd in class and you can do evens on your own. If you do evens now and if we exhaust the odd ones in class, then by the time we do evens as a class, it'll be half-new. Note that there's also the review section of chapter seven for which we can go through method recognition.

Any feedback on things you find distracting or that can be improved on?

What is something you learned from reading the book?

I can't be sure I can cover all the bases, but at the minimum, try testing your knowledge here (20120209) and here (20120221).