The grading scheme for the course will be changed to take
the snow days into account. There will still be three exams, but
I will drop the lowest exam score. Students who do not take Exam
3 will get a zero, which for most students would be their lowest
exam score, and their grade will be calculated using their
scores on Exams 1 and 2. Complete details can be found here.
Students in sections 11 and 12 who want to take Exam 3 may
do so on Friday, December 9 or Monday, December 12. They must
start the exam between 10AM and 4PM and will have 80
minutes. The exam will be in GAB 473 and a proctor will be
there between 10 and 5.
Assignment 13 (due Wednesday, December 7) may be turned in
any time before 4PM on Friday, December 9. Students may turn in
the homework either when they take Exam 3 or to my mailbox in
the math department office.
Review for final exam: This has been rescheduled
to Monday, December 12, 4:30-6:30 in ENV
125.
Suggested problems from Chapter 25 may be found here.
Assignment #13, due Monday 12/5, may be found here.
Rooms for Final Exam: Tuesday December
13, 4 - 6 PM
Section 009: BIOL 304
Section 011: TH 120
Section 012: ENV 110
Assignment #12, due Monday 11/28, may be found here.
OFFICE HOUR CHANGE: A broken rib and a broken humerus
mean I need to change my office hours. Starting November 17, my
new, improved office hours are: T 2:30-4:00, TH 12:30-2:00.
Assignment #11, due Monday 11/21, may be found here.
Assignment #10, due Monday 11/14, may be found here.
Grades for homeworks and assignments should be visible on
WebCTvista.
A concrete formula for computing final point totals has been
added to the syllabus (at the
end).
Assignment #9, due Monday 11/7, may be found here.
Assignment #8, due Monday 10/31, may be found here.
Assignment #7, due Monday 10/24, may be found here.
Assignment #6, due Monday 10/17, may be found here.
Exam 1 will cover Chapter 1, sections 1 through 8 in the book
and Chapters 1 through 8 in the workbook. There will be a minimum
of two problems and a maximum of three problems from each section,
so there will be between 16 and 24 problems on the exam. Some of
the problems will be multiple choice.
Assignments #3 and 4, due Monday, September 26 and Monday,
October 3 at the beginning of class, may be found here.
Assignment #2, due Monday, September 19 at the beginning of
class, may be found here.
Homework will be turned in and returned in color-coded
envelopes outside the classroom before class on Mondays. Each
envelope will have the name of the students whose homework
belongs in that envelope. The envelopes will be easy to distinguish by
color.
The "Success in Mathematics" quiz (a .doc file) is available here.
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