Fall 2008: Online Intermediate Algebra Announcements

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Fall 2008: Online Intermediate Algebra Announcements Friday, June 21, 2008: Hi! My name is Carol Congleton, and I am the instructor for the two online sections of Intermediate Algebra: Sections 1852 and 1859. We have an interesting semester ahead of us, with lots of support and resource material available to you to help you succeed. Class materials such as the syllabus, lectures, homework and quiz due dates, and test reviews will be posted on my MyMathLab, the software program that we will be using this semester. There you will find twelve sequenced lessons for you to work through to complete the material for the semester. Please read the syllabus for detailed information about the course. Taking an online class can be quite a challenge. It is easy to postpone assignments and get behind, and to feel disconnected from the class and lose motivation. Some folks really enjoy the independent learning style that is required in online classes, and they have the discipline to keep up, seek help when needed, and to stay motivated and work hard. Hopefully, you are one of those people! If you decide to sign up for this class, do be aware that you are required to come on-campus to take the three tests and the final exam. The three tests and the final exam are given on both the Oceanside and San Elijo campuses at the Academic Proctoring Center during the testing windows: Test 1 (6.8, 7.1-7.7) Mon. 9/15 Thurs. 9/18 Test 2 (8.2, 8.4, App. E, 10.1-10.7) Mon. 10/13 Thurs. 10/16 Test 3 (12.1-12.7) Mon. 11/10 Thurs. 11/13 Final Exam (Cumulative, including Ch. 11) Mon. 12/8 Sat. 12/13 The Final Exam will be given at the Academic Proctoring Center from Monday, December 8 through Friday, December 12. The Final Exam will also be given on Saturday, Dec. 13 on the Oceanside Campus between 10:00am and 3:00pm in room 3608. All finals must be completed by 3:00pm on Saturday, December 13. Students who have not completed the Final Exam by 3:00pm

on Saturday, December 13 will receive a zero on the Final Exam. Unfortunately, there is no flexibility on this deadline. On the following pages, you will find frequently asked questions about online classes in general and about this specific online class along with the answers that I have provided. Please read these carefully. I am looking forward to our semester in Intermediate Algebra! Please don t hesitate to email me at ccongleton@miracosta.edu if you have any questions about the course.

Online Intermediate Algebra (Math 101) Information for Prospective Students 1. What is an online course? An online course is a course that is taught over the Internet. The student enrolled in an online course does not attend class and thus does not have the advantage of hearing the instructor explain the material or of participating in classroom discussions of the material. Instead, the student learns the material by using the resources provided by the teacher, and in general, questions are answered via email and discussions take place on electronic discussion boards. 2. Is an online mathematics course a wise choice for you? Online mathematics courses require self-discipline and a solid background in the prerequisite course. The prerequisite course for Intermediate Algebra is Math 100, Elementary Algebra. If you feel that your preparation is not adequate, you should consider taking a traditional classroom version of Intermediate Algebra. 3. Is this online course a self-paced course? No. This online course, like its traditional classroom counterpart, has schedules, deadlines, assignment due dates, and scheduled tests. The class begins on the first day of the fall semester (August 25) and ends on the day of the Final Exam (December 13). 4. How do I learn the material? All course material will be available in MyMathLab. There you will find an e-text, lectures, videos, guided tutorials, homework assignments, quizzes, test reviews and paper-and-pencil chapter reviews to download and work out. To complete the course, you will work your way through twelve sequenced lessons that will guide you through the course. 5. How can I learn how to use the MyMathLab software? Please plan to attend one of the three in-person orientation sessions for this class. At these sessions, I will help you learn how to use the MyMathLab software, and will answer questions about the class. Five extra-credit points will be given to each person for

attending one of these sessions. This is the only extra credit that will be available this semester.. Here is the orientation schedule: Monday, August 25 from 6:00-7:00pm on the Oceanside campus, room Library1201 Tuesday, August 26 from 6:00-7:00pm on the San Elijo campus, room SAN107 Wednesday, August 27 from 6:00-7:00pm on the Oceanside campus, room Library 1201 Orientation is optional for students who enrolled before the first day of class. Orientation is required for students who enroll on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday of the first week of class. Students may not add after Wednesday, August 27. 6. If I take the online Intermediate Algebra course, will I be required to come to the MiraCosta College campus? Yes, you must come to MiraCosta for each of the three tests and the Final Exam. For each test, a testing window will extend for four days from a Monday to the following Thursday. The schedule is: Test 1 (6.8, 7.1-7.7) Mon, 9/15 Thurs, 9/18 Test 2 (8.2, 8.4, App. E, 10.1-10.7) Mon, 10/13 Thurs, 10/16 Test 3 (12.1-12.7) Mon, 11/10 Thurs, 11/13 For the Final Exam (includes Chapter 11), the testing window extends from Monday, Dec. 8 through Friday, Dec. 12 at the Academic Proctoring Center. The Final Exam will also be given on Saturday, Dec. 13 on the Oceanside campus between 10:00am and 3:00pm in room 3608. No finals will be given after Saturday, Dec. 13. Students who have not completed the Final Exam before 3:00pm on Saturday, Dec. 13 will receive a zero on the Final Exam. There is no flexibility on this deadline. 7. Are there any circumstances under which I can take my tests at another community college, college or university? Under certain circumstances, I will approve your request to take a test at another location other than the MiraCosta campus. See the syllabus for requirements for at-a-distance testing.

8. What are the required materials for this class? The required material for this class is the MyMathLab Student Access Kit. This kit contains the MyMathLab software as well as an electronic version of the text. Students who took online Math 100 last semester at MiraCosta College do not need to repurchase the kit. Others may purchase the kit online at www.coursecompass.com using a credit card, or may purchase an access code from the College Bookstore and then log on using the access code. Detailed instructions about logging in to MyMathLab will be posted on Blackboard for those who are registered for the class. 9. What resources are available to assist me in learning the material? Here are some of the resources available for you MyMathLab: Use the software to access videos, example problems, step-by-step solutions, the electronic text, and your homework, quizzes and online test reviews. Lecture Notes: Lecture notes are posted in MyMathLab. These notes contain blanks for you to complete example problems. Answers are given at the end of each lecture. MathLearningCenter Assistance: Instructors and aides in the MLC (Math Learning Center) are available to answer homework questions that you may have. To see the locations and hours of the MLC, click here. Tutoring: Free tutoring is available in the Tutoring Center located in the Library and Information Hub. To find hours and locations click here. Office hours and Email Communication: I have online office hours on Thursdays from 5:00-6:00pm at ccongleton@miracosta.edu. I also check and respond to emails on MyMathLab and at ccongleton@miracosta.edu at least once a day during the weekdays. I usually check email on the weekend, however on occasional weekends I do not check email. I check only MiraCosta and MyMathLab emails. Please don t use any emails other than these two. In addition, I have on-campus office hours on Tuesdays (SAN 307) and Thursdays (SAN 307 or SAN 108) from 12:20 to 12:50 on the San Elijo campus. You are welcome to attend these if you would like. The Discussion Board on MyMathLab: Use the discussion board to ask questions and to answer questions of other

students in the class. I do monitor these discussions and post responses to unanswered questions. Please remember in using the Board to be kind, generous, and patient with your classmates. All interactions must be appropriate, as they would be in an actual classroom. 10. How do I get started on the class, and how do I meet the first day attendance requirement? To get started in the class, register with Admissions and Records and then log on to Blackboard using your SURF ID and password. Click on the class (Math 101 Section 1852 or Math 101 Section 1859), and then follow the given directions to log into CourseCompass. There you will find MyMathLab and the materials for this class. Attendance in this online course is measured by your completion of online work. To meet the first-day attendance requirement, you must complete Lesson 1 by the due date of Sunday, August 31. Please note that the lesson consists of completing orientation material, learning the material in sections 6.8, 7.1, and 7.2, completing homework for those three sections, and completing Quiz 1. You need to start early in the week in order to be able to complete the Lesson. 11. How do I crash this class? This online class is very likely to be full before the semester begins. In order to crash this class, you must attend one of the three in-person orientation sessions: Monday, August 25 from 6:00-7:00pm on the Oceanside campus, room Library1201 Tuesday, August 26 from 6:00-7:00pm on the San Elijo campus, room SAN107 Wednesday, August 27 from 6:00-7:00pm on the Oceanside campus, room Library 1201 Bring your add card with you, and plan to stay for the entire onehour session. Students may not add after Wednesday, August 27.