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Marshall University Course Mathematics Skills II 099 section 105 Title/Number Semester/Year Spring 2014 Days/Time 11:00 11:50 MWF Location SH 334 Instructor George Chappell, Jr. Office Smith Music 115 Phone 304 696-3986 E-Mail chappell5@marshall.edu Office/Hours Monday 10:00-11:00, Friday 1:00-2:00 University Policies By enrolling in this course, you agree to the University Policies listed below. Please read the full text of each policy be going to www.marshall.edu/academic-affairs and clicking on Marshall University Policies. Or, you can access the policies directly by going to http://www.marshall.edu/academic-affairs/policies University Policies: Academic Dishonesty, Excused Absence Policy for Undergraduates, Computing Services Acceptable Use, Inclement Weather, Dead Week, Students with Disabilities, Academic Forgiveness, Academic Probation and Suspension, Academic Rights and Responsibilities of Students, Affirmative Action, Sexual Harassment Course Description: From Catalog The purpose of this course is to adequately prepare students with low placement test scores to take college level mathematics courses required in their program of study. The table below shows the following relationships: How each student learning outcomes will be practiced and assessed in the course. Course Student Learning Outcomes How students will practice each outcome in this Course How student achievement of each outcome will be assessed in this Students will be able to categorize expressions versus equations, employing appropriate mathematical properties to demonstrate an understanding of linear In-class work On-line homework Course In-class Examination Final Exam On-Line homework 1

expressions and equations; Students will be able to employ appropriate mathematical properties to demonstrate an advanced understanding of the operations on and simplification of polynomial, rational, and radical expressions, including factoring; Students will be able to articulate algebraic meanings for the solutions to linear, quadratic, rational, and radical equations, and also provide graphical representations for the solution(s) to linear equations; Students will be able to assimilate information, individually or in a group, from a variety of sources to formulate successful study skills and problem solving strategies. In-class work On-line homework In-class work On-line homework In-class work On-line homework In-class Examination Final Exam On-Line homework In-class Examination Final Exam On-Line homework In-class Examination Final Exam On-Line homework Required Texts, Additional Reading, and Other Materials 1. Introductory Algebra 2nd Edition. 2009. Miller, O Neil, Hyde. ISBN#: 9781259146350 2. CONNECT MATH Access Code ISBN#: 9780077543754 2

Course Requirements / Due Dates 1. Section homework is due the Sunday following the day the material was covered. 2. Four tests are given, each are to be taken at their scheduled time unless the student has a university excuse. Grading Policy 30% of the grade the grade will come from the final exam, and another 30% from the in class exams with the first exam weighted half as much as the other three. Both homework and inclass work count for 15% each. Watching tutorial videos before class makes up the remaining 10% of the grade. Attendance Policy It is expected that each student shows up on time and is prepared for class. While not formally graded, In class work many only be completed in class. In this way, regular attendance is required for this course. 3

Week 1 Monday Wednesday Friday Saturday 8/24 8/30 Syllabus Review R.1 Connect Math Set up Week 2 8/31 9/6 Labor Day No Class 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 1.4,1.5,1.6 Week 3 9/7 9/13 2.1, 2.2, 2.3 2.4, 2.6, 2.8 3.1, 3.2 Week 4 9/14 9/20 Review for Exam 1 Exam 1 (Ch. 1-2) 3.3,3.4 Week 5 9/21 9/27 3.5,3.6 3.7,4.5 5.1, 5.2 Week 6 9/28 10/4 5.3, 5.4 5.5,5.6 5.7,6.1 Week 7 10/5 10/11 Review for exam 2 Exam 2 (Ch. 3-5) 6.2,6.3 Week 8 10/12 10/18 Week 9 10/19 10/25 Week 10 6.4 6.5 6.7 7.1,7.2 7.3 7.3,7.4 10/26 11/1 7.4 7.6 Review for Exam 3 Week 11 11/2 11/8 Exam 3 (Ch. 6-7 8.1,8.2 8.3 Week 12 11/9 11/15 8.4,8.5 8.6 9.1, 9.3 Week 13 11/16 1/22 7.6, 8.6 Review for Exam 4 Exam 4 (Ch. 8-9) Week 14 11/23 11/29 Week 15 11/30 12/6 Thanks Giving Break Review for Final Make-up exams 4 Review for Final Review for Final Make-up exams Make-up exams Commo n Final Exam for MTH 099

MTH 099 Syllabus: Mathematics Skills II Fall 2014 MTH 099 105 CRN: 3160 MWF @11am Classroom: SH 334 FINAL EXAM: The MTH 099 Common Final Exam will be held on Saturday, December 6 th at 2:00 pm Instructor: George Chappell Office: SM 115 Email: chappell5@marshall.edu Office Hours: Monday 10 11, Firday 1 2 If I do not respond to your email within 36 hours please resend it. Also, let me know in class. Phone: (304) 696 3986 Prerequisites: ACT 17 18 OR SAT equivalent OR successful completion of WMTH 001 or MTH 098. Course Description: The purpose of this course is to prepare students with low placement test scores to take college level mathematics courses required in their program of study. Note: This is a 3 hour course and will count toward full time enrollment status, but does not count toward graduation or GPA. A grade of Credit or No Credit will be assigned. Learning Objectives: Students shall be able to: categorize expressions versus equations, employing appropriate mathematical properties to demonstrate an understanding of linear expressions and equations; employ appropriate mathematical properties to demonstrate an advanced understanding of the operations on and simplification of polynomial, rational, and radical expressions, including factoring; articulate algebraic meanings for the solutions to linear, quadratic, rational, and radical equations, and also provide graphical representations for the solution(s) to linear equations; assimilate information, individually or in a group, from a variety of sources to formulate successful study skills and problem solving strategies. Required Materials: TEXTBOOK COMPONENT: Introductory Algebra 2nd Edition. 2009. Miller, O Neil, Hyde. ISBN#: 9781259146350 ONLINE COMPONENT: CONNECT MATH Access Code ISBN#: 9780077543785 Each item may be purchased separately or both may be purchased under the following ISBN#: 9781259146367. CONNECT MATH Course Code HWVHA KEFML CONNECT MATH Temporary Access Code (2 weeks) 9C0B9 5FF6F 23E41 53837 CONNECT MATH: Connect is the online homework tool and access must be purchased to meet the requirements for the Connect portion of the course. You are required to have access to a computer outside of class. If you do not own one of your own, there are computer labs on campus for student use. CALCULATOR: While calculators are permitted on all work in this class unless told otherwise, electronic devices, such as phones, are not allowed to be used on exams.

Course Policies: ATTENDANCE: It is expected that each student shows up on time and is prepared for class. While not formally graded, In class work many only be completed in class. As such, regular attendance is required for this course. MAKE UP POLICY: To make up an exam, please submit the proper documentation to the Office of Student Services. Please contact me within three days of the exam, and schedule the make up within ten days of returning. OUTSIDE CLASSROOM REQUIREMENTS: Students will need to work at least 2 4 hours outside of class for every 1 hour spent in class, studying notes and the textbook, completing homework from the book, and completing assignments in Connect to meet the requirements of the course. CLASSROOM ETIQUETTE: Do not make or take calls in class, and phones should be kept on silent. If your phones rings, turn it off. If you must take a call, please step out into the hall and close the door behind you so as not to disturb the rest of the class. The classroom is to be a learning environment for both you as well as your classmates. As such, disruptive behavior will not be tolerated. If you are having a problem with a student, please contact me and I will try to resolve the issue discretely. TUTORING FACILITIES: Marshall University provides multiple options for free on campus tutoring. The Mathematics Department tutoring lab is located in in Smith Music Hall 115. The University College has a tutoring lab on the first floor of Laidley Hall. It is the student s responsibility to take advantage of these facilities in addition to utilizing office hours. UNIVERSITY POLICIES: By enrolling in this course, you agree to the University Policies listed below. Please read the full text of each policy by going to www.marshall.edu/academic affairs and clicking on Marshall University Policies. Or, you can access the policies directly by going to http://www.marshall.edu/academic affairs/?page_id=802 Policies include: Academic Dishonesty/ Excused Absence Policy for Undergraduates/ Computing Services Acceptable Use/ Inclement Weather/ Dead Week/ Students with Disabilities/ Academic Forgiveness/ Academic Probation and Suspension/ Academic Rights and Responsibilities of Students/ Affirmative Action/ Sexual Harassment GRADE CALCULATION: Since there are multiple ways in which students learn, knowledge and understanding will be assessed with multiple tools. A student s grade is assessed by the number of points earned in each of the following categories: Category % of Grade Points In Class Exams 30% 300 pts. Comprehensive Final Exam 30% 300 pts. Credit: 75% or higher overall Online Homework Tool 15% 150pts. No Credit: Less than 75% overall In Class Work 15% 150pts. Pre Class videos 10% 100pts. Total: 100% 1000 pts.

IN CLASS EXAMS will consist of selected problems which may include multiple choice, short answer, and fill in the blank. Tests are to be taken on the day specified by me, unless there is a university excuse, in which case it is your responsibility to inform the me as soon as possible. The first exam will be weighted less than subsequent in class exams. Note: Regardless of the type of test question or whether partial credit will be given, you are expected to show your work unless explicitly told otherwise. Furthermore, the work for a particular problem is to be clearly marked. If the I am unable to find the work for a given problem, than reduced credit will be given for that problem, potential to zero points. At the end of the semester you will take a COMPREHENSIVE FINAL EXAM given to all MTH 099 students. This is a comprehensive exam covering all materials which may have been covered during the semester. It is administered in parallel with other sections of MTH 099 on Saturday 12/06/14 at 2:00pm. You will be notified of the room in which they will be taking this exam later on in the semester. The exam itself will be Scantron. A calculator is allowed for this exam. ONLINE HOMEWORK will be assigned throughout the semester and is available via Connect Math, which is required for this course. This will consist of problem sets. The problem sets are available immediately, and will remain open until they are due the Sunday after the material has been covered before midnight. These problem sets are meant to be worked on individually and not as a group. Before class there will be videos on Connect Math to be watched. These are due by the end of day of the class and make up the Pre Class Videos portion of your grade. IN CLASS WORK will be given daily during each class. Class will begin with a short quiz taken directly from the video assignemnt. There will additionally be a small set of problems to be completed as group work at the end of class, as well as a few short problems given thorughout the class. There is a SYLLABUS REVIEW that you are expected to complete. This will count for bonus points on the first exam. The questions are taken directly from this syllabus. Note: If I can't read your handwriting, I can't grade it. As such, illegible assignments will receive the highest possible grade that I can discern with certainty. Additionally all work is to be submitted in either pencil or black or blue ink. If you submits work in a color that is difficult to read, I likely will not be able to read your work. You are required to take the comprehensive final exam in order to pass the course. Important Dates: 08/29/14 Last day for schedule adjustments 09/01/14 Labour Day University Closed 10/31/14 Last Day to Drop a Full Semester Course

11/24/14 11/29/14 Thanksgiving Break No Classes 12/01/14 12/05/14 Dead Week 12/06/14 @2:00 PM MTH 099 Common Final Exam Day After Chapter 2 Exam 1 After Chapter 5 Exam 2 After Chapter 7 Exam 3 After Chapter 9 Exam 4