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Instructors have provided the following information to generally describe what to expect in their classes.


Math

Class Format

Face-to-face sections:  Class sessions are typically moderately paced, with emphasis on reaching all learning styles.  Concept and process are important, with discussion, examples and application used for understanding.  Student participation is a natural result of

Resource Use

Textbooks:  Textbooks are essential as a supplement to lecture/discussion as well as access to assigned homework.

Calculators:  Financial calculators are required in Math 120.  In other classes, a scientific calculator will suffice.

Computer software:  In Math 120, MS Excel will be used.  It is available for student use in the Math Resource Center.

Online homework:  N/A

Assessment

Homework will be assigned and collected at exam time for the material.  Math 120 will have spreadsheet assignments.  Approximately 80% of the grade will be determined by the unit and final exams.  The other 20% will be determined by homework and spreadsheet assignments.

Homework Policy

Homework will be accepted late for one-half credit.

Attendance Policy

Attendance is not a part of grade calculation; instead missing class has natural consequences.  Lack of class attendance results in a lack of knowledge and understanding.  Make-up exams are not given.

Availability

I am available before class and after class until all questions are answered.  In addition, I can be reached via email or phone.