The final exam covers the entire semester’s work—so see also Exam 1 Topics and Exam 2 Topics pages .

The additional topics since Exam 2 are:

• Evaluating contour integrals (secs. 6.5 and 7.5):
• Cauchy’s Integral Formula and Cauchy’s Integral Formula for Derivatives
• The Residue Theorem
• Liouville’s Theorem and Fundamental Theorem of Algebra (in sec. 6.6):
  statements; proof of Fundamental Theorem of Algebra
• Series expansions of functions (secs. 7.2–7.3):
• Uniqueness of power series expansion in a disk
• Taylor series of a function that’s holomorphic in a disk
• Laurent series expansion on an annulus of a function holomorphic on that annulus
• Manipulation of geometric series to find Laurent series expansion
• Sum of a Laurent series (of of a Taylor series) may be differentiated term-by-term—and hence integrated term-by-term—in the annulus where it is defined
• Zeros and singularities (sec. 7.4):
• Order of a zero of a function
• Classification of singularities: isolated vs. non-isolated; for isolated singularities—removable, pole, and essential
• Order of a pole: definition; finding from Laurent series; finding the order of a pole z0 when the function has form g(z)/h(z)  and you know the order of the zero z0 of g(z) and h(z)
• Residues (sec. 8.1):
• Definition of residue in terms of Laurent series
• Formula for finding residue at a pole of order k; special case of the formula when the pole is simple (i.e., of order 1)
• The Residue Theorem