COURSE SYLABUS BRAZOSPORT COLLEGE MATH 0407 PRESTATISTICS. Term: Fall 2015 Course # Course Schedule: MW 09:35 11:40 Course Location: HS 113

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BRAZOSPORT COLLEGE MATH 0407 PRESTATISTICS COURSE SYLABUS Term: Fall 2015 Course # 0407.01 Course Schedule: MW 09:35 11:40 Course Location: HS 113 Instructor: Dr. Calin Agut, Office: J.226, Department of Mathematics E-mail: Calin.Agut@brazosport.edu Phone: 230-3274 Office Hours: (TBA) Final Exam (tentative): Mon, 12/07/15, time 10:30 12:30 Withdraw last date: 10/30/15

Course Description/Overview The Prestatistics course is designed for the students looking for a Statistics course, preparing the basic knowledge in working with mathematical concepts and tools. It contains topics like sets, logic, functions, graphs, number theory, equations, mathematical symbols, notation, radicals and much more. Textbook The required course textbook is Prestatistics, by Calin Agut and Ioana Agut, Kona Publishing 2015. Calculator/Graphing utilities: No calculator is allowed to be used in class, for any activity. Format The course is designed as a regular course. In the lecture/teaching classes the student will perform regular activities, asked by the instructor. The corresponding lesson/work will be taught at this time. The homework and/or projects will be performed outside of class. Assessments: During the Semester there will be several unannounced quizzes, projects, challenge exercises, Tests and one Final Exam. Any written open-answer assessment must contain all the steps performed in order to get the solution and must be presented in a mathematical methodical manner. Grading Policy/Evaluation: The grades will be counted in the following way: Quizzes Average 20% Tests Average 60% Final Exam: 20% Final Exam The Final Exam is mandatory and comprehensive. Any possible change will be announced in class and is the student s responsibility to be informed. Missing the Exam might be reflected as failure of the course. No make-up is allowed for the Final, under any circumstances. Homework: The instructor will regularly assign homework (see attach). Even the homework will NOT be collected, it is the students responsibility to practice on all of the assigned exercises. Most of the questions on any Quiz, Class Assignment or Exam will be chosen from the homework sets, or similar. Quizzes: Several unannounced quizzes from the homework can be given at any time during the class. No make-up for quizzes is allowed, under any circumstances. Test(s) Several Tests will be administrated in the regular class. They might be on open-answer or multiply-choice format. If the tests will be open-answer tests and the students are required to show all the work performed on the tests paper in a methodical manner. A poor mathematical presentation on the work may be reflected in a lower grade. The dates for the Tests are stated on the Schedule (see attached), as tentative; the instructor will announce the exact date and time in the class, prior. For this reason, no make-up test is allowed, unless extraordinary circumstances, officially documented. If so, the make-up must be completed within 3 days after the regular date for the test.

Grading Scale: Unless an announced in changes is made, the following scale will be applied for this course: A: 90-100; B: 80-89; C: 70-79. F: < 70. Attendance: The students are strongly encouraged to attend every lecture class. Each class meeting is considering as an entity. After 4 absences the instructor will consider excessive absences and may fail/withdraw the student. To avoid unnecessary class disruptions, the students are expected to arrive on time and remain seated until the class is dismissed. If a student is coming late in or is leaving earlier the class, the instructor may consider it as an absence or an obstruction to the academic process. During the time spent in the class, the student will follow the instructor s directives and will respect the School s student conduct (including academic honesty, see attached). Dropping/Incomplete policy No dropping will be approved by the instructor at any time, unless extraordinary circumstances, official documented. To be eligible for a reinstatement, the student must bring official documents and have an average of at least 70% in his/her class participation. Time requirement: Taking into account the volume of the information and the homework assigned, a minimum of 6 hours a week outside of class is required. Students with disabilities: Please address any request to the School Staff so that we can arrange for proper accommodation. It is my policy and priority to allow equal opportunity for every student. Miscellaneous No electronic recording device is allowed in the class. The students may only take written notes from the class. No cell phones are allowed to be used during the class, quizzes, tests or exams. Please turn off any electronic device which may disturb the class activity. No food is allowed to be brought into the class and be consumed, at any time. No other electronic device, including laptop, palm, ipod is allowed to be brought and used in class, at any time. If the student does not comply with those requirements, an academic action may be immediately taken by the instructor (mark absent for the entire meeting, grade of 0 for the assignment, invite to leave the class, etc). Is prohibited the use of any kind of resource (book, notes, sheets, electronic, etc) during any class assignment (quiz, test, exam, etc), unless specified by the instructor. If the student is susceptible for not following the directive, a grade of zero will be immediately applied for that specific assignment. IMPORTANT: Any further information will be presented in class by the instructor and is the student s responsibility to be informed.

GENERAL INFORMATION MATH 0407 PRESTATISTICS Course Outcomes: Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to 1. Simplify problems using the order of operations. 2. Simplify expressions using the laws of exponents 3. Simplify radical expressions 4. Add and subtract radical expressions. 5. Solve linear equations. 6. Solve linear inequalities. 7. Read and interpret different types of graphs 8. Find the distance between given points 9. Graph an equation by point plotting. 10. Determine if a given relation is a function 11. Evaluate a function 12. Determine the domain and range of a function 13. Find the slope of a line 14. Find the x and y intercepts of a line 15. Find the equation of a line given two points 16. Find the union and intersection of two sets 17. Use Venn diagrams to solve set problems 18. Identify the cardinality of a given set 19. Use a truth table 20. State the converse, inverse and contrapositive of a statement 21. Identify and apply rules of inference for proofs 22. Work with predicates and quantifiers Academic Honesty: Brazosport College assumes that students eligible to perform on the college level are familiar with the ordinary rules governing proper conduct including academic honesty. The principle of academic honesty is that all work presented by you is yours alone. Academic dishonesty including, but not limited to, cheating, plagiarism, and collusion shall be treated appropriately. Please refer to the BC Student Guide for more information, this is available online at http://www.brazosport.edu, click on the link found on the left side of the homepage. Students with disabilities: Brazosport College is committed to providing equal education opportunities to every student. Brazosport College offers services for individuals with special needs and capabilities including counseling, tutoring, equipment, and software to assist students with special needs. Please contact Phil Robertson, Special Populations Counselor, 979-230-3236 for further information. Other student Services Information: Your course on WebCT: http://webster.brazosport.edu Information about study skills and tutoring for math, reading, writing, biology, chemistry and other subjects is available in the Learning Assistance Center (LAC), see www.brazosport.edu/~lac or call 979-230-3253. The Student Services provides assistance in the following: Counseling and Advising 979-230-3040 Financial Aid 979-230-3294 Student Activities 979-230-3355 To reach the Information Technology Department for computer, email, or other technical assistance call the Help Desk at 979-230-3266.

PRESTATISTICS MATH 0407 LESSONS/HOMEWORK SUMMARY Lesson-book HW-book Schedule (Tentative) 1.1 Sets, Notations 1-75 Week 1-15 1.2 Subsets 76-100 Week 1-15 1.3 Sets operations 101-155 Week 1-15 1.4 Operations with three sets 156-199 Week 1-15 1.5 Applications: survey problems 200-220 Week 1-15 2.1 Statements and Negation 1-40 Week 1-15 2.2 Connectives 41-106 Week 1-15 2.3 Truth Tables 107-183 Week 1-15 2.4 Equivalent Statements 184-205 Week 1-15 2.5 De Morgan s Laws 206-218 (odd) Week 1-15 2.6 Arguments 219-254 Week 1-15 2.7 Euler s Diagrams 255-283 Week 1-15 3.1 Natural and Integer Numbers 1-46 Week 1-15 3.2 Operations with integer numbers 47-208 Week 1-15 3.3 Factorization 209-234 Week 1-15 3.4 Rational numbers 235-351 Week 1-15 3.5 Irrational numbers 352-378 Week 1-15 3.6 Real numbers 379-410 Week 1-15 3.7 Exponents and Scientific notation 411-459 Week 1-15 3.8 Percent 460-508 Week 1-15 3.9 Expressions 509-645 Week 1-15 Review Week 1-15 Test 1 9/23/2015 4.1 Equations Week 1-15 4.2 Linear Equations of the form x + a = b 1-23 (odd) Week 1-15 4.3 Linear Equations of the form ax = b 24-48 (odd) Week 1-15 4.4 Solving Linear Equations in general 49-160 Week 1-15 4.5 Applications of Linear Equations 161-253 Week 1-15 4.6 Absolute Value Equations 254-274 Week 1-15 4.7 Literal Equations 275-294 Week 1-15 4.8 Proportions 295-324 Week 1-15 4.10 Quadratic Equations 430-562 Week 1-15 5.2 Sigma and Factorial Notations 29-64 Week 1-15 6.1 Cartesian System, Distance and Midpoint Formulas 1-37 Week 1-15 6.2 Linear functions and their Graphs 38-122 Week 1-15 7.1 Polynomials 1-138 Week 1-15 7.2 Factoring Polynomials 139-202 Week 1-15 7.3 Rational Expressions 203-220 Week 1-15 7.4 Simplifying Rational Expressions 221-232 (odd) Week 1-15 7.5 Operations with Rational Expressions 233-312 Week 1-15

Review Week 1-15 Test 2 11/2/2015 8.1 Rational Exponent 1-43 Week 1-15 8.2 Radical Expressions 44-75 Week 1-15 8.3 Operations with Radicals 76-251 Week 1-15 9.1 Counting Principles 1-28 (odd) Week 1-15 9.2 Permutations 29-78 Week 1-15 9.3 Combinations 79-120 Week 1-15 9.4 Fundamentals of Probability 121-215 Week 1-15 9.5 Compound Probabilities 216-245 Week 1-15 10.1 Sampling 1-36 Week 1-15 10.2 Frequency Distribution 37-51 (odd) Week 1-15 10.3 Statistical Graphs 52-87 Week 1-15 10.4 Measures of Central Tendency 88-145 Week 1-15 10.5 Measures of Dispersion 146-197 Week 1-15 Review Week 1-15 Test 3 11/30/15 Review Final Exam 10:30-12:30 12/7/15 Notes: 1. All the sections/lessons are form the book: PreStatistics, by C.M. Agut and I.E. Agut, Kona Publishing 2015 2. Unless specified (e.g. odd ) count the exercises in a 4n+1 sequence: 1, 5, 9, 13, 17, etc.