syllabus
Math 32 College Algebra
Mr. McKeague Spring 2007
Prerequisite: Math 27, Intermediate Algebra
Text: College Algebra, Fourth Edition, DugopolskiOffice Hours: MW 10:00 – 10:30 and by appointment.
Office: 2326
Phone: 541-4593 (Downtown office)
E-mail: cpm@mckeague.com
Grades:
4 one-hour exams: 400 points
HW/Quiz: 100 points
Final Exam: 200 points
Total: 700 points
Scale:
90% A
80% B
70% C
60% D
<60% F
Responsibilities:
You are responsible for everything assigned in the book and everything covered in class (even if you are not in class).
Other
1. Be in class, on time.2. Don't ask questions on problems you haven't tried.
3. Late homework is not accepted.
4. There are no make-up tests or quizzes .
5. Don't do homework in class.
6. Sharpen pencils before class.
7. Turn off cell phones.
8. No iPods in class.
9. No text messaging in class.
Office Hours:
Always bring the problem you are working on with you.
Attendance:
I take attendance at the beginning of each class session. You are allowed 4 absences; if you miss more than 4 classes, you may be dropped.
About the Course:
This course presents an analysis of functions and their graphs. These include linear, polynomial, rational, exponential, and logarithmic functions. Other topics include systems of equations and conic sections. This course integrates the technology with the topics under consideration.
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
If you have a disability and might need accommodations in this class, please contact Disabled Student Program & Services in Building 3300 as soon as possible to ensure that you receive the accommodations in a timely manner. You may also discuss your need for accommodations with me.
