Math Course Syllabus Winter 2018
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1 Math Course Syllabus Winter 2018 Instructor: Office: Terry Cox Adjunct Faculty Lounge JM150 Phone: MyMathLab Website: MyMathLab Course ID: Office Hours: Class Dates/Location COX20879 Tuesday and Thursday between 3:30 & 6:00. I can arrange other times by appointment. Tuesday and Thursday in JM248 from 1:30 to 3:20 p.m. Required Materials: MyMathLab Student Access, LARGE 3-ring binder, LARGE eraser, pencils, graphing calculator (TI-84 Calculator or equivalent is required) and a course pack available in the bookstore. MyMathLab also has an APP for your smart phone. TEXTBOOK ZERO: A hard copy text is not required for this course. There is an electronic version of the textbook embedded in our MyMathLab course for your use. A textbook can be purchased, if you wish. Please note: Access to a computer with Internet is required for this section of Math 139. We will be doing homework, projects, and possibly some quizzes online, as well as in class. School computers can be used to satisfy these requirements. Course Description: Algebraic functions, graphs and models are addressed. Emphasis is placed on the following function types: polynomial, exponential, logarithmic, rational and radical. In all topic areas, covered content includes simplifying expressions, solving equations, graphing using transformations, mathematical modeling and problem solving. The mathematics department recommends that the prerequisite not be more than two years old. If the prerequisite is more than two years old, then the recommendation is that the course placement exam be taken, or the prerequisite be retaken to ensure the success of the student. Prerequisite: MTH 039, with 2.0 minimum or PRE EQV. Math 139 Core Course Objectives: All objectives refer to the following function types: polynomial, particularly cubic and higher order polynomials, exponential, logarithmic, rational, radical. Students successfully completing Math 139 should be able to: 1. Functions: Identify functions, use function notation, compositions of functions, inverse functions, domain and range 2. Understand and use mathematical properties to simplify expressions 3. Use algebraic and graphical methods to solve equations 4. Graph functions using transformations of basic graphs; understand relationships between algebraic statement and graphical features of a function such as intercepts, asymptotes, and turning points 5. Use a combination of manual and technology-enabled methods to find, use, and interpret mathematical models for data
2 Course Requirements: Grading Information: A 2.0 or "C" is a passing grade. Only courses with passing grades count toward graduation. Other colleges transfer in only courses with passing grades. Many financial aid sources, including most employers, require passing grades. Additionally, earning less than a 2.0 in a class results in being unable to participate in the next level of courses in a discipline which requires this course as a pre-requisite. Registering for the next course sequence without passing the pre-requisite course may result in you being dropped from that class. Grading Scale: Grading Policy: % 4.0 Attendance: 5% 85-89% 3.5 Online Homework: 10% 80-84% 3.0 Worksheets: 15% 75-79% 2.5 Exam 1: 15% 70-75% 2.0 Exam 2: 15% 65-69% 1.5 Exam 3: 15% 60-64% 1.0 Project: 5% 50-59% 0.5 Cumulative Final (ch 1-9): 20% 0-49% 0.0 Online Homework: These assignments must be done outside of class time on a computer with internet access at MyMathLab (reachable through There is a homework assignment for each section in the course. Homework will be due every week or as announced in class. You can also check MyMathLab for specific due dates. You have an unlimited number of tries to do the homework before you submit it (up until the due date). Thus, all of your homework should receive full credit, if you keep trying until you get a perfect score. Classwork: There will be frequent in-class assignments (turned in for credit). These may be individual or group assignments. Students that are absent may not make up the missed in-class assignments for any reason. However, a student s lowest two in-class work grades will be dropped prior to calculating the final grade. Projects: There is one mandatory project in the course. Details will be given to you during the course of the semester in preparation for the final exam. Exams: Every exam has a few cumulative review questions on it. The final exam is cumulative for the whole course. You must make every effort to take your exam on the day it is given. If you must miss an exam under extreme circumstances you are required to notify me in advance either in person, by or by phone. If you notify me prior to the exam, a make-up test will be arranged and must be taken before the exam is passed back to the class or a zero will be given for that
3 exam. If you fail to notify me of your absence prior to the test, no make-up exam will be allowed and a zero will be given for that exam. Only official, instructor provided formula sheets may be used on exams. No books or notes may be used. Intermediate Grading: To comply with college policy and federal regulations you will receive three intermediate grades during the semester. The grades assigned are letters with the following meanings: V: Verifies that you are participating and your work so far has been acceptable H: Means that you are participating, but your work shows that you may require Help in order to complete the class successfully. If you receive an H grade, you will be contacted by the Center for Student Success (located in 125 Bert Walker Hall) and offered tutoring services. Q: Means that you have quit participating in the course. If you receive a Q grade, you will automatically be withdrawn from the course. A Q grade is normally assigned if you have not submitted work (classwork, exams, participation, etc.) for two weeks and have not contacted your instructor regarding your absences. Important Dates: Be sure to check out the JCC Academic Calendar for important dates such as holidays with no classes, last day to withdraw, etc. at Extra Credit Policy: There will be no opportunities for extra credit. Your grade is based on your performance in class, not on extras. This is a mathematics department policy. Absence Policy: Students are expected to attend all class meetings, arriving on time, and staying until the end. We do a variety of in-class activities involving other students and group participation and therefore cannot be made up outside of class for any reason. If absence is unavoidable the student is responsible for obtaining the missed lecture notes from another student and continuing with the homework and assignments on their own. Please remember that office hours are not a replacement for class time. In-class quizzes, if missed, cannot be made up. Incompletes Policy: (Excerpt from JCC Policy) "A student may request an incomplete from the instructor. The incomplete will be granted only if the student can provide documentation that his or her work up to that point is sufficient in quality, but lacking in quantity, due to circumstances beyond the student's control. Furthermore, a written plan for making up the missing work within one semester must be completed by the student. Final determination of whether an incomplete will be given is the instructor's decision." Academic Honesty Policy: You are encouraged to talk to each other, but all your work must be your own. In other words, "group-work" is a great way to learn material, but anything you submit for a grade must be done by you - reflecting your own thought processes, not that of someone else. If I suspect you of academic dishonesty, I will follow JCC's Academic Honesty Policy and take appropriate action up to and including assigning a failing grade for the paper, project, report, exam, or the course itself (whichever I deem necessary). The policy can be seen here:
4 Classroom Behavior Policy: "We know what a person thinks not when he tells us what he thinks, but by his actions." - Issac B. Singer 1. Be Responsible: for your work, for your learning, for your behavior in class, etc. The online homework and take-home quizzes in particular are going to require great levels responsibility on your part. You will need to stay on top of your schedule and your life to make sure that all coursework is done in a timely fashion. 2. Be Respectful: of other students, of the instructor, of the material, of yourself... Turn OFF your cell phones and pagers, no chewing tobacco, come on time, stay the full time, be prepared to answer questions and work together.
5 5 Where to Get Help... Office Hours: Office hours are there for you to come get help. Please come see me if you need questions answered. Remember, though, that office hours are not a replacement for attending class. Center for Student Success: The Center for Student Success has tutoring available for free to students enrolled in Math 131. You can get help with take-home work, MyMathLab homework, and more. The Center is located in Bert Walker Hall Room 125. MyMathLab: There are videos, extra problems, sample exams, lecture notes, PowerPoint lectures and more available in MyMathLab. It s a great resource! In particular, the Study Plan in MyMathLab can help with studying for exams as it gives you unlimited extra problems to do for practice. Each Other: Get a regular study group. Write down names and numbers of your peers and call on each other when needed!
6 MAT College Algebra Calendar/Content WN 2018 Day Coursepack Textbook Topics References References Functions/Function Notation, Domain and Range, Symmetry, Intercepts, 16-Jan 5.3 Max/Mins Review: Graphing Linear Functions 18-Jan 5.5 Review: Finding Equation of a Line 5.6 Review: Linear Modeling Review: Graphing Quadratic Functions in standard form and using 23-Jan 9.2 transformations of graphs Review: Quadratic Modeling includes techniques for solving quadratic equations /9.4 Solving Quadratic Inequalities 25-Jan 9.6/9.9 Review: Quadratic Modeling Lecture Higher Order Polynomials Graphical Approach 30-Jan video Graphs of Power Functions - including transformations of graphs General polynomials: End Behavior, Turning Points, Real Zeros Lecture Higher Order Polynomials Algebraic Approach 1-Feb video Solving Polynomial Equations, Complex Zeros Fundamental Theorem of Algebra Lecture Solving Ineualities Containing Polynomials 6-Feb Video Modeling with Higher Cubic Polynomials Absolute Value Functions Graphing - using transformations of graphs Solving Equations and Inequalities; Applications 8 Review Unit One 8-Feb 9 Test 1 13-Feb Simplifying Expressions with Exponents (Integer, Rational) 15-Feb Graphing Exponential Functions include transformations of graphs 20-Feb Finding Equations of Exponential Functions 22-Feb 10.5 Modeling with Exponential Functions Compositions of Functions 27-Feb 11.2 Inverse Functions Introduction to Logarithms 1-Mar Graphing Log Functions - include transformations of graphs Applications of Logarithms (ph, decibel, Richter) Power Property of Logs; Solving Basic Exponential/Log Equations 6-Mar 11.5 Modeling with Exponential Functions More Properties of Logs; Use in Solving Exponential/Log Equations 8-Mar 11.7 Natural Exponential and Log Functions Intro and Equation Solving
7 Day Coursepack Textbook Topics 2.8 lecture Applications and Modeling with Exponential and Log Functions 17 video Review Unit 2 20-Mar 18 Test 2 22-Mar Rational Functions: Basic Graphs, Transformations, Domain/Range, 27-Mar Lecture Asymptotes, Holes Multiply/Divide Rational Expressions 29-Mar 12.3 Add/Subtract Rational Expressions Apr Simplify Complex Fractions Lecture Solve Rational Equations and Inequalities Modeling with Rational Functions 5-Apr 12.7 Proportions and Similar Triangles 12.8 Variation Simplifying Radical Expressions 10-Apr 13.4 Add, Subtract, Multiply Radicals (revisit complex arithmetic) Quotients of Radicals; Rationalizing Denominators 12-Apr 13.3 Graphing Radical Functions; Transformations Solving Radical Equations 17-Apr Modeling with Square Root Functions Pythagorean Theorem, Distance Formula 19-Apr Review Unit 3 27 Test 3 24-Apr Conic Sections (Circles, Ellipses) 26-Apr Completing the Square to Graph Using Transformations of Graphs Conic Sections (Parabolas, Hyperbolas) 15.5 Solving Nonlinear Systems of Equations 29 Review 1-May 30 Final Exam 3-May Date is cast in stone and cannot be pulled ahead
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