MATH41 Precalculus I: Theory of Functions Spring 2019

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MATH41 Precalculus I: Theory of Functions Spring 2019 MATH-41-10 Monday through Friday: 11:30am-12:20pm E33 INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Iaroslav Kryliouk OFFICE: S76C PHONE:(408)-864-8865 E-MAIL:krylioukiaroslav@fhda.edu OFFICE HOURS: Daily, 9:45am-10:15am; Daily, except Friday 12:25pm-12:45pm in S76C; or by an appointment. Tutorial Center: S43 Course Description: This course in combination with MATH42 Trigonometry and MATH43 will prepare students to take the calculus sequence. The course includes an indepth study of polynomial, rational, exponential and logarithmic functions, graphs, solving equations, conic sections. Text: Precalculus with Limits, by Ron Larson, 3 rd edition, 2011, Brooks/Cole, Cengage Learning More than ever in your past mathematics experience, reading your textbook will be essential. The exercise sets are written with the intent of forcing the student to approach problems graphically and numerically, as well as the traditional symbolic (algebraic) approach. There is such variety in the exercise sets, that a few lecture examples often can t illustrate every type of question in the homework. This make the reading a crucial part of the students day-to-day work. The De Anza College catalog advises students to do at least 2 hours of work outside the classroom for each hour spent in class. Technology: Students must have a graphing calculator. The instructor will use a Texas Instruments TI-84 plus in lectures. Consequently, the TI-84 plus (or TI-84, TI-83+, TI-83) is recommended for the students, but any graphing calculator that has a table feature is acceptable. (The old TI-81 and TI-85 models do not have a table feature!). Any calculators that can do symbolic mathematics such as TI-89 or HP-49 are not allowed on exams and quizzes. Pre-requisite: Mathematics 114 or equivalent (with a grade C or better); or a satisfactory score on the College Level Math Placement Test within the last calendar year. Quizzes: There will be 5 quizzes 20 points each. The lowest score will be dropped. Tests: There will be four (4) tests worth 100 points each. Unless otherwise indicated, the graphics calculator will be required for tests. Material from any lecture, homework assignment, or quiz is fair game on test day. Be advised that all in-class assesments are closed book and closed notes ones. The tentative schedule (subject to revision) of tests and the material covered is the following: Test 1: T, Apr 23 (A2, A5, A6, Sec 1.1, Sec 1.2, Sec 1.3) 1

Test 2: TH, May 9 (Sec. 1.4-Sec 1.10 (all)) Test 3: W, May 29 (Sec. 2.1-Sec. 2.7 (all)) Test 4: W, June 12 (Sec. 3.1-3.5 (all)) Makeup Tests: There are no make up tests, under any circumstances. If a test is missed, the percentage on the final exam will replace the score of the missing exam. If a second exam is missed, the grade will be a zero. The lowest score of 4 regular tests will be replaced by a percentage on the final exam, provided the latter is higher. Final Exam: There will be a mandatory comprehensive two-hour final exam worth 200 points, and this exam must be taken during the scheduled exam time on Monday, June 24, 11:30am-1:30pm in E33. Homework: WEBASSIGN: http://www.webassign.net Online homework system: REQUIRED in this class You are required to do homework and turn in it by the weekly due dates using Webassign. Homework will be graded in Webassign. Mini-projects: From time to time you may have mini-projects. Points earned for miniprojects will apply to your total grade. These are bonus points! Attendance: Attendance will be taken at each session. You are expected to attend all classes on time. If you miss 3 class meetings, you may be dropped from the class. However this is your responsibility to drop the course officially if you decide not to attend any longer. The students are responsible for any material covered and any announcements made in their absence. Final Grade: Your final grade will be determined based on the following: Grading Scale: Quizzes, HW (80+70) 150 pts X>=723 (96.5%)=A+ X>=566 (75.5%)=C+ Test 1 100 pts X>=697 (93%)=A X>=525 (70%)=C Test 2 100 pts X>=671 (89.5%)=A- X>=450 (60%)=D Test 3 100 pts X>=645 (86%)=B+ X<450(60%)=F Test 4 100 pts X>=618 (82.5%)=B Final Exam 200 pts X>=592 (79.0%)=B- Total Points X=750 pts Missing one of the major tests is made up through added weight on the comprehensive final exam. Missing additional tests results in a score of zero. *** NO OTHER MAKE-UPS WILL BE GIVEN*** A grade of I (incomplete) will be given at the instructor s discretion, if: i) A student has successfully completed at least 75% of the course work, and 2

ii) has shown acceptable evidence which justifies his/her incomplete work. Important Dates: Monday, Apr 8-Spring quarter classes begin Saturday, Apr 20-Last day to add students. Add date is enforced. Sunday, Apr 21-Last day to drop for a refund or credit for all students. Sunday, Apr 21-Last day to drop with no grade or record. Tuesday, Apr 23-Test 1 (A2, A3, A5, A6, Sec1.1, Sec1.2, Sec 1.3) Friday, April 30-Last day to request P/NP grade. Thursday, May 9 -Test 2 (Sec 1.4-1.10 (all)) Friday, May 31-Last day to drop with a W (withdraw date is enforced) Monday, May 27-Memorial Day Holiday Wednesday, May 29-Test 3 (Sec 2.1-2.7 (all)) Wednesday, June 12-Test 4 (Sec 3.1-3.5 (all)) Wednesday, June 24-Final exam 11:30am-1:30pm, in E33 *** (N.B.: It is the student s responsibility to complete the withdrawal process. Student who stop attending class are NOT automatically dropped. A student who stops attending class and does not complete the withdrawal process receives the grade of F ) Academic Misconduct: Academic dishonesty will not be tolerated. If a student is found cheating on an exam, plagiarizing on writing assignments, or violating other codes of academic integrity, he or she will receive a failing grade for the course and may be reported to the college for an appropriate action. See section on Academic integrity in your current schedule of classes catalog. If you are student with a disability: For information or questions about eligibility, support services or accommodations to disability (physical or learning disability) see contacts below: Disability Support Service (DSS): Student Services Building (408) 864-8753;TTY 408) 864-8753 Educational Diagnostic Center (EDC): Learning Center West 110; (408) 864-8839 Special Education Division: 864-8407; www.deanza.edu/specialed MATH41 DE ANZA COLLEGE SPRING QUARTER 2019 TENTATIVE CALENDAR 3

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Apr 8 classes start Syllabus Apr 15 Quiz 1 Apr 22 for Test 1 April / May 29 Sec. 1.6 May 6 Sec. 1.9 May 13 Sec. 2.2 9 A2 16 Sec. 1.1 23 Test 1 (A2,5,6, 1.1 1.2,1.3) 30 Quiz 2 7 Sec. 1.10 14 Sec. 2.3 10 A5 17 Sec. 1.2 24 Sec. 1.4 1 Sec. 1.7 8 for Test 2 15 Sec. 2.3/2.4 11 A6 18 Sec. 1.3 25 Sec. 1.4 2 Sec. 1.8 9 Test 2 (1.4-1.10) 16 Sec. 2.4 12 A6 19 Sec. 1.3 Sat, Apr 20: Last day to add Sunday, Apr 21: Last day to drop with no Grade or record 26 Sec. 1.5 3 Last day to request Pass/No Pass Sec. 1.9 10 Sec. 2.1 17 Quiz 3 May 20 Sec. 2.5 21 Sec. 2.5 22 Sec. 2.6 23 Sec. 2.6 24 Sec. 2.7 May / June 27 Memorial Day 28 for Test 3 29 Test3(2.1-2.7) 30 Sec. 3.1 31 Sec. 3.2 Last day to withdraw with W June 3 Sec. 3.3 4 Quiz 4 5 Sec. 3.4 6 Sec. 3.4 7 Sec. 3.5 June 10 Sec. 3.5 June 17 10.3 11 for Test 4 18 10.4 12 Test 4 (3.1-3.5) 19 10.4 13 10.2 20 Quiz 5 June 24 25 26 27 28 Final Exam 11:30-1:30pm 14 10.3 21 for FE 4

Student Learning Outcome(s): *Investigate, evaluate, and differentiate between algebraic and transcendental functions in their graphic, formulaic, and tabular representations. *Synthesize, model, and communicate real-life applications and phenomena using algebraic and transcendental functions. 5