Math 121-?? College Algebra Syllabus Spring 2015
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1 Math 121-?? College Algebra Syllabus Spring 2015 Instructor:??????????? Office:???????? Office Hours:??????? ???????? SOFTWARE (REQUIRED) Software (including an ebook) for this course will be provided. There is a hardcover textbook for those who may want to purchase: College Algebra, 2 nd Edition, by Paul Sisson; ISBN: COURSE OBJECTIVES Students who successfully complete Math 121 will be able to perform the following tasks: Simplify, add, subtract, multiply, and divide rational expressions, as well as simply complex rational expressions. Solve linear equations and inequalities in one variable. Solve equations containing rational expressions and those containing radical expressions. Solve quadratic equations by factoring, square root property, completing the square, and quadratic formula. Solve higher order polynomial equations. Find intercepts and slope of a linear equation in two variables; graph linear equation in two variables. Write the equation of a line in point- slope, slope- intercept, and standard forms. Find equations of parallel and perpendicular lines to a given line. Find the domain and range of a relation given a set of ordered pairs, or given the graph of the relation. Determine whether or not a relation is a function using a graph or an equation Evaluate functions, find the domain of a function, and find a difference quotient. Combine and compose functions. Find the inverse of a one- to- one function. Find the vertex and intercepts of a quadratic function; graph a quadratic function. Graph higher order polynomial functions. Divide polynomials using long division and synthetic division. Determine zeros of higher order polynomial functions using the Remainder and Factor Theorems. Find equations of vertical, horizontal, and slant asymptotes of a rational function Solve polynomial and rational inequalities. Solve exponential equations, and solve application problems with exponential functions. Use the basic properties of logarithms and the change of base formula. Use the power, quotient, and product rules to expand and condense logarithmic expressions. Solve logarithmic equations. Solve systems of equations in two variables using the substitution and elimination methods. HOMEWORK Homework will be assigned for each section covered, and will count as 8% of your overall grade. Homework assignments will be done on the computer using Hawkes. Homework assignments are either complete (certified) or not. You must attain approximately 85% on each assignment for certification to receive credit for the assignment. This means that you have a limited number of Strikes per assignment. You have an unlimited number of attempts at each question as long as you do not accept a Strike. Homework assignments must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. on the due date. Late homework has the following penalty: 10% for 1 day, 25% up to 3 days, and 50 % up to 5 days. Assignments can still be completes after 5 days, but no credit will be given. Any non- submitted homework assignment will be given a grade of zero (0).
2 QUIZZES There will be a total of eight (8) quizzes during the semester (two per test cycle). Quizzes are untimed and notes are allowed. Questions will be similar in format to the examples in class and homework problems. Quizzes will be taken using Hawkes in the Jackson Avenue Center Mathematics Lab. Tutors in the Jackson Avenue Center Mathematics Lab CANNOT help you on quizzes. You must arrive at the correct answer to receive credit. Partial credit will only be awarded in rare circumstances. You will be allowed three (3) attempts per quiz; best score is counted (all attempts do not have to be same day). Quizzes must be completed by the posted deadlines to receive credit. Your quiz average will count as 14% of your overall grade. If a quiz is missed for ANY reason, a grade of zero (0) will be given. THERE ARE NO MAKE- UP QUIZZES GIVEN FOR ANY REASON. Your lowest quiz grade will be dropped. TESTS There will be four (4) unit tests during the semester. There will be a one- hour (60 minute) time limit on each test. Questions will be similar in format to examples in class, homework, quizzes, and the practice tests on Hawkes. Tests will be taken on a computer using Hawkes in the Jackson Avenue Center Mathematics Lab. You must arrive at the correct answer to receive credit. Partial credit will only be awarded in rare circumstances. Each test will count as 14% (for a total of 56%) of your overall grade. If a test is missed for ANY reason, a grade of zero (0) will be given. THERE ARE NO MAKE- UP TESTS GIVEN FOR ANY REASON. Any student who must miss a scheduled test due to an official University function must reschedule and take the test at a time BEFORE the test is scheduled to be given (this includes the final exam). NO OTHER rescheduling will be allowed. Signed documentation on University letterhead is required. The lowest of the four unit test grades will be replaced with final exam grade at the end of the semester if and only if the final exam grade is higher. FINAL EXAM There will be a comprehensive final exam in this course. There will be a two- hour (120 minute) time limit on the final exam. The final will be taken on a computer using Hawkes in the Jackson Avenue Center Mathematics Lab. You must arrive at the correct answer to receive credit. Partial credit will only be awarded in rare circumstances. The final exam will count as 22% of your overall grade PRACTICE TESTS A practice test will be created for each of the unit tests as well as for the final exam. Like the homework, these practice tests are VERY useful and powerful tools. Each unit test will be built directly from its respective practice test. It is suggested that you work EACH of them prior to the actual test. In addition to gaining essential practice, you will receive BONUS POINTS based on your practice test scores. There will be a total of five (5) practice tests during the semester. Practice tests are untimed. Questions will be similar in format to the examples in class, homework, and quizzes. Practice tests will be done using Hawkes. Practice tests can be completed at the location of your choice (JAC Math Lab, Home, Library, Weir Hall, etc.). Practice tests cannot be done at the JAC Math Lab during testing. You have an unlimited number of attempts for each test, with only your best score counted. Practice tests must be submitted by the posted deadlines to receive credit. Your practice test average can add up to five (5) percentage points to your overall course grade.
3 DEADLINES The exact dates of all deadlines can be found on the course calendar on Blackboard and on Hawkes. Listed are the times of those deadlines. Homework must be completed by 11:59 of the due date. Homework has 1, 3, and 5 day grace periods for reduced credit (see homework section above). Quizzes must be completed by 7:00 p.m. on the due date. Practice tests must be completed by 4:00 p.m. of Friday of test weeks (See calendar for Unit Test 3 exception). Tests must be completed by 5:00 p.m. on Friday of test weeks (See calendar for Unit Test 3 exception). Practice final must be completed by 5:00 p.m. of finals week. Final exam must be completed by 6:00 p.m. of finals week. JACKSON AVENUE CENTER MATHEMATICS LAB The Mathematics Lab is located in Room A01 of (to the left after you enter the main entrance) the Jackson Avenue Center complex on Jackson Avenue (the Malco complex). All quizzes, tests, and final exams must be taken at the Jackson Avenue Center Mathematics Lab. In addition, the lab is open to students for homework, practice tests, general studying, and tutoring. The lab is for math coursework only. No other work is allowed! This includes coursework for other classes, , internet browsing, cellphone conversations, or texting. You will be asked to leave if you violate these rules. Please see for more information about the Math Lab. The Jackson Center parking lot is one of the "Park and Ride" lots. This means that students with other parking decals (such as dorm/fraternity/sorority decals) will not be able to park at the Jackson Center until after 5 pm. UPD will give tickets if students with other decals park in the lot before 5 pm. If you do not have a commuter or park & ride parking sticker, you may utilize the OUT Shuttle (Brown Line) or on a more limited basis the Blue Line. Please see routes- a- schedules.html. The Brown Line runs every 5-10 minutes between JAC and Paris- Yates Chapel. Other stops are Guyton Hall and the ROTC building. Each student is required to bring his or her Ole Miss ID card to the lab. Students are required to scan in with their cards upon entrance to and exit from the lab so that that their times are recorded in the computer system. It is the responsibility of the student to scan in and out properly. Students must pick their class on the scanner screen after scanning their id card. You must scan for each entry/exit including restroom breaks, checking phone, etc. Absolutely no cell phones, laptops, or food are allowed in the Math Lab! Math Lab Hours: Monday- Thursday 9:00am- 7:00pm; Friday 9:00am- 5:00pm TESTING AT THE JACKSON AVENUE CENTER MATHEMATICS LAB Students in this course will take their tests via computer in the Mathematics Lab at the Jackson Avenue Center. Tests will run on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday on test weeks (See calendar for Unit Test 3 exception). In order to take a test, students must schedule an appointment. The lab will not accept walk- ups. Test scheduling is done at Note that you must use your olemiss.edu address when you register. In order to avoid disturbing other test takers, students MUST be on time for their appointment (10 minutes early would be better). If a student is more than 5 minutes late, their appointment will be cancelled and they will not be allowed to enter the lab. The student will then have to go back to appointy and reschedule their test. Quizzes do not need to be scheduled. For assistance with scheduling/rescheduling, Unit Test 1: Wednesday- Friday, February 11-13, covering sections 2.1a, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, and 2.6 Unit Test 2: Wednesday- Friday, March 4-6, covering sections 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 4.1, 4.5, and 4.6 Unit Test 3: Thursday- Friday, April 1-2, covering sections 4.2a, A.1, A.2, 6.1a, and 6.1b Unit Test 4: Wednesday- Friday, April 22-24, covering sections 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.4, 7.5, and 8.1 The final exam will be available Mon- Fri of finals week, and the hours of availability will be announced at a later date. Help/tutoring will be available Wed- Fri on test weeks in Hume 326 during the posted Math Lab hours.
4 ATTENDANCE POLICY It is the philosophy of both the Department of Mathematics and the University that regular class attendance is conducive to learning and mastering the material, and as such, we suggest attending each and every class; however, we realize that this is an unrealistic expectation of some students. The attendance policy for this class is as follows: Students are allowed a cumulative total of five (5) absences without penalty. Students who accumulate more absences than allowed will have one (1) percentage point deducted from their final average for each absence above the limit. There is no such thing as an excused absence, other than having to miss class for an official University function. If you must miss due to an official University function, then you must inform the instructor beforehand, and documentation must be provided by the convening authority. Students must take the responsibility of telling the instructor in advance if they must leave early, and must discuss with the instructor immediately after class if they entered the classroom after class has begun. It is the student s responsibility to make sure that their attendance record is correct. This class meets twice a week (either M/W or T/Th) for a fifty (50) minute lecture. The remaining fifty (50) minutes is lab time. Rather than requiring a specific amount of time, you will be required to completed weekly quizzes (except for test weeks) in the lab as described above. You will receive credit for attendance for the lab for a given week as long as you complete the quiz for that week. Failure to take a quiz or a test will result in an absence for that week. CALCULATORS You will be provided a TI- 30XS Multiview calculator for tests. You may also use the Windows calculator or SpeedCrunch ( installed on the computer. NO OTHER calculator may be used during testing. Calculators will be available to use in the lab for homework/quizzes/practice tests, tutoring if you need one. It is suggested that students familiarize themselves with one of these calculators before taking the first test. ELECTRONIC DEVICES Cell phones, laptops, pagers, and other electronic devices should be silenced and stowed during lectures. ACADEMIC MISCONDUCT The following statement is the policy of the Department of Mathematics regarding cheating: Offenses: Cheating on any exam or quiz, theft or attempted theft of exam questions, possession of exam questions prior to the time for examination, the use of a cell phone, or the use of a personal calculator on tests shall all be offenses subject to appropriate penalties. Furthermore, the presence of any mathematics (review tests, etc.) during tests shall be subject to the appropriate penalty. Penalties: The penalty for commission of any offense set out above is a zero (0) on the exam in question, and a recommendation of failure in the course to the Academic Discipline Committee. Furthermore, if you are found guilty of cheating, then the penalty could also include, subject to the approval of the Chancellor, dismissal or suspension from the University. Please note that any grade of zero (0) given for cheating will not be replaced if the recommendation of course failure is not followed by the Academic Discipline Committee. WITHDRAWAL DEADLINE Tuesday, March 3 rd is the course withdrawal deadline. After the Course Withdrawal Deadline, courses dropped will be recorded on University records and the W grade will be recorded if the student is not failing the course at the time of withdrawal; otherwise the grade recorded will be F. After the course withdrawal deadline, a student may drop a course only in cases of extreme and unavoidable emergency as determined by the academic dean; dropping a course after the deadline will not be permitted because of dissatisfaction over an expected grade or because the student is changing his or her major.
5 SPECIAL NEEDS It is the responsibility of any student with a disability who requests a reasonable accommodation to contact the Office of Student Disability Services ( ). Contact will then be made by that office through the student, by means of an Instructor Notification of Classroom Accommodation form, to the instructor of this class. The instructor will then be happy to work with the student so that a reasonable accommodation of any disability can be made. Important Note: If you receive accommodations for tests you must provide a copy of the Instructor Notification of Classroom Accommodation form to not only your instructor, but also the Jackson Center Mathematics Lab. A mailbox at the main desk is provided for submitting these forms. Ask the desk worker if you need help submitting the form. To receive accommodations on tests, the forms must be submitted to the Mathematics Lab no later than 5:00pm on the Friday before a test week begins OTHER NOTES If a student wishes to discuss the grading policy, the testing policy, or wishes to have any conversation regarding the instructor of the course, please make an appointment with the course supervisor in the Department of Mathematics. An "I" grade will not be given without the permission of the Department of Mathematics. OVERALL GRADE The following scale will be used to determine your overall grade. Grade A A B+ B B C+ C D F Percentage Necessary Below 60 Test Avg. = (Add the 4 highest of the tests and Final Exam) 4 Percentage = 0.56*(Test Avg.) *(Quiz Avg.) *(Final Exam) *(Homework Avg.) *(Practice Test Avg.). A LAST WORD Algebra is not a spectator sport; it requires active participation and PRACTICE. You can study, you can review, and you can watch someone do examples; however, above all else, you must PRACTICE. The homework assignments that have been created for each section of material are intended to prepare you for the quizzes and unit tests. They are VERY useful and powerful tools, as the quizzes, and unit tests will be built from these assignments. It is suggested that you do ALL of them not just for the points that they contribute to your overall grade, but also to maximize your test scores!
6 Student Directions Course ID: UMISSCOL Instructor Name:???????????? Section Name:?????????????? Do NOT purchase a used License Number or Access Code (from other students or online vendors). License Numbers and Access Codes are registered to the original purchaser only. Create Your Hawkes Account Go to learn.hawkeslearning.com and click New User to create an account. 1. If you have already purchased your materials, enter your License Number (located on the yellow sticker in your materials) or Access Code and click Validate. OR If you need to purchase an Access Code, use the link to purchase one from the Hawkes website. a. Select the option to Purchase an Access Code. b. Fill out the form with your information. c. Click Submit to receive your personalized Access Code. d. Copy and paste or type your Access Code into the New User Setup page. 2. Fill out the form with your information or confirm the preloaded information. 3. Set your password, time zone, and security questions. 4. Add a profile image. Enroll in Your Course Select your instructor and section from the drop- down menus and click Enroll. You are now ready to complete assignments for this course! Explore Your Course Watch the Video Tour located under the profile menu to learn more about Hawkes. The Dashboard includes your course information and the mini To- Do List. The To- Do List shows you when you need to complete homework or take a test. The Navigation Toolbar contains links to important tools such as your grades, ebooks, the notifications center, and messages.
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