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M 1100 |
Algebra and Mathematical Reasoning |
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3 cr. |
12pm; 2pm MW F HS 230 |
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Prerequisite: |
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Text: |
Mathematical Excursions |
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Final Exam: |
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Instructor |
Dr. Glen
Richgels HS 360 |
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other hours by appointment |
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Topics |
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Statistics |
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Probability |
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Investments |
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Circuits |
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Other Topics as time allows |
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Homework assignments will be made in class. Read and study all sections of the chapters and attempt assigned problems prior to class discussion. |
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Required |
Attendance at all classes. |
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Evaluation |
There will be 3-5 tests may be given throughout the semester. Quizzes may be given frequently and may be unannounced. The content for the quizzes and tests will be based on assignments, classroom discussion and lecture, and textbook material. Projects will be included in the test portion of your grade. |
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Grades |
Grades will be based on the homework, quizzes, tests, and final exam. |
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Quizzes, Homework |
frequent, unannounced |
one-third |
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Tests and Projects |
approximately tri-weekly |
one-half |
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Final |
Finals: TBA |
one-sixth |
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90% - 100% |
80% - 89% |
70% - 79% |
60% - 69 |
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| Academic Integrity: Students are expected to practice the highest standards of ethics, honesty, and integrity in all of their academic work. any form of academic dishonesty (e.g. plagarism, cheating, misrepresentation) may result in disciplinary action. Possible disciplinary actions may include failure for part or all of a course, as well as suspension from the University. | |||||
| Upon request, this document and others distributed in this course can be made available in alternate formats. Please contact the instructor, Todd Frauenholtz, at 755-2824 or Kathi Hagen in the Office for Students with Disabilities at 755-3883 for assistance. | |||||
updated by Glen Richgels