Mylab Math All Assignments

[Priamo Gregory]

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GeoGebra Exercises are gradable graphing exercises that help students demonstrate their understanding. Assigned alongside our MyLab math homework exercises, they enable students to interact directly with the graph in a manner that reflects how they would graph on paper.

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The MyLab Custom Question Builder (CQB) within MyLab Math lets you create static and algorithmic online exercises for a wide variety of mathematical and statistical topics. A library of sample exercises provides an easy starting point for creating questions, and you can also create questions from scratch or edit questions from your course's online test bank.

Note: The Math Lab staff is unable to assist you in working problems from take home exams, quizzes or assignments that will be graded by your instructor. The Math Lab staff is happy to assist you with problems from your textbook that are similar to, but not included in, your take home exam, quiz, or assignment.

Current textbooks and solutions manuals for most BC math courses are available for use only in the Academic Success Center. All materials can be checked out at the front desk of the Academic Success Center.

The Math Lab provides access to Mac and Windows computers for use by students enrolled in BC math classes. These computers are loaded with Maple and other software used in math classes at the college. Color printers are available for printing Maple documents and graphs.

You can visit the Math lab to study and work on your mathematics assignments. A staff member will be on hand to offer guidance. No appointment is necessary, just drop by any time the Math Lab is open. Here are the hours for Spring 2024.

ASSISTANT: The graduate assistant for this class is Matthew Gladin. Mr. Gladin will grade your written work and will be available for online office hours Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:15-6:15 (see the D2L site for additional details).His e-mail is gla...@etsu.edu. Mr. Gladin may also be available for one-on-one help in the Center for Academic Achievement (CFAA) on Wednesdays from 10:30 to 3:30. Other qualified graduate students will also be available through the CFAA.

PREREQUISITES: As the ETSU catalog states, the prerequisites for this class are "MATH 1720 [Precalculus II (Trigonometry)] with a grade of 'C' or higher or ACT-M (best Math) score of 27 or higher or SAT-M (best Math) score of 630 or higher." You must be familiar with the behavior of functions, their domains, their compositions, piecewise defined functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, and trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions.

MYLAB MATH: As described below, half of the homework assignments will be given through MyLab Math. MyLab Math is a service provided by Pearson, the publishers of the text book. You will sign into MyLab Math through D2L. There is a link on the right-hand side of the D2L "Course Home" page for the class; it has the Person logo and is labeled "Pearson MyLab and Mastering."The first time you enter the site you will need to deal with registering and/or paying for access.If you have already purchased access, you can enter your prepaid access code when go into the Pearson site. If you have not already purchased access, you can purchase it once you enter the Pearson site (I am told by the Pearson people that this is the cheapest option for access to MyLab; that is, to purchase access directly from Pearson).Once you have access to MyLab, you can start work on the MyLab Math homework problems that are available. Be aware of the due date for these homework assignments, since you cannot turn anything in after the deadline. Many of the exercises have a learning aid called "Help Me Solve This" that breaks the question down into smaller parts, step-by-step, that you can answer and get feedback. You don't get credit for that question when you use "Help Me Solve This" and MyLabMath will change the original question to a different, but similar, question. You are given immediate feedback after you answer each question. Answers are saved as you go through the problems, and you are allowed to come back and finish the remaining questions later. You can continue to work on a given assignment until the time it is due.Within MyLab Math, you can click on "Multimedia Library" for additional videos on the material (these videos are prepared by Pearson); there is also additional written material here. Under "Study Plan" you can access additional practice problems. You have access to a wealth of information! I recommend that you concentrate first on the textbook and the material which I prepared (the classnotes, supplements, worked textbook problems, and videos) then, if you have available time, you can look through the MyLab Math videos and practice problems... but whatever works best for you!

COMMENTS ABOUT AN ONLINE CLASS: A video has been prepared for each section which we will cover in this class. These videos replace the standard in-class lectures. Since this is a 4 credit hour class, we will cover an amount of material each week corresponding to about 4 hours of video (sometimes a little more, somtimes a little less). Links to the videos are available on my Online Calculus 1 with Videos webpage. It is your responsibility to watch these videos according to the class schedule given below. You can schedule your study time as best fits your schedule, but homework will be due Monday at noon (except on a test week when it will be due Friday at midnight) and test solutions will be due Monday at noon (except for the final; the due date for final solutions will be announced later). Do not wait until the last minute to try to watch the videos, read the notes, read the book, and do the homework! By taking an asynchronous class, you are taking on the responsibility of keeping up and working independently. If you think this is too much of a challenge or burden, then you should consider taking a traditional on-ground version of Calculus 1.

WARNINGS ABOUT THE VIDEOS: The videos are very fast-paced (and yet still long!). You should pause them as needed and try to absorb what is said and claimed in the videos; if necessary, rewind them and listen again. The videos very closely parallel the online class notes and supplements, so you also have access to a written version of much of the content of the videos. The material is hard and requires your full attention, so set aside time to devote exclusively to watching the videos (just like you would when attending the lectures in a traditional on-ground class).

CLASS NOTES: Links to the class notes and supplements covered in the videos are on my notes and supplements online webpage.You might find it useful to read the online notes and supplments before, during and/or after watching the videos. The online notes are thorough, but you should also read the text book, paying particular attention to the examples.

TEXTBOOK EXERCISES: The more problems you work, the better you will absorb the material. A list of "Textbook Exercises" is given in the schedule below. It is strongly suggested that you work a variety of these problems from each section (though these problems are not turned in nor are they a direct part of your grade). This will make you well-prepared to do the homework exercises that must be turned in. Links to PDFs of solutions to some of these exercises are available at Online Calculus 1, Solutions to Various Exercises. If you would like to see a particular problem from the book worked, then just e-mail me and I will write up a solution and post it there.

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