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Expectations
StudentInstructorOthers
Attend ALL classes
Prepare for class
Ask questions
Answer questions
Academic Integrity
Grading ComponentsDue VS. Recorded
• HW is due the next class period.
• HW will be recorded the day of the chapter test.
“Daily” Homework (10%)• Online at CourseCompass.com
Practice makes perfect …… only if you practice correctly!
• do a problem• check your answer• if wrong … why?
Grading Components
“Daily” Homework (10%)“Daily” Quizzes (15%)Tests (75%)Exit Exam
Must score 75% or above to pass this class (A, B, or C).
Can improve your lowest test score.
Due VS. Recorded
• HW is due the next class period.
• HW will be recorded the day of the chapter test.
Partial CreditLife Does NOT Give Partial Credit
• You get charged for a bounced check.• The bridge collapses.• The patient dies.• The bank forecloses/repossesses.• You get fired.
Very little, if any, partial credit will be given on tests.• You are expected to do arithmetic correctly.• You may use a calculator to check most solutions.
Take Notes!“95% of what you hear is forgotten within 72 hours.”
“90% of what you hear is forgotten a few days later.“
“50% of what you hear is forgotten within 60 seconds.”
“After 8 hours, your mind won't recall the details of half of your conversations.”
“66% of what you hear is forgotten in one day.”
The more you become engaged in the class,
the more you will remember and get out of it.
"I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand."
-- Confucius
How will I ever use any of this stuff in my future life?
• AKA: Why study math?• Develop analytical skills.• Develop logical and deductive reasoning.• Develop skills of abstraction and generalization.• Develop problem solving skills.• Develop the ability to work through multi-step processes.• Develop ability to breakdown a problem into smaller
problems.