P.8 (2 dim'l data)1-21 odd; 26-28; 31,32; 35,36;46-48
1.1 (graphs/eq'ns)(i) 1-7odd; 9-12; 92(a,b)
(symm./circles) (ii) 23-27 odd;29,30;33-38; 39-45odd;
69-71;*75,79,81
1.3 (functions) (i)1-9, 23, 24,
25-33 odd, 37-40 also draw mapping figure for 37-40 (see handout)
(ii) 43- 60 odd; 61- 64; 71, 72, 74,76; 79, 81, 85
1.4 (more)
1-11 odd, 19-22 (a only);47-53 odd; 57-59
P.2
1,4,7,10,... ,70, 107
3.1 (298-300) (i) 1-6, 15-20
(301-304) (ii)
21-26 (we will discuss these further in lab on Tuesday)
(iii) 29, 37
(iv) 47-49, 51; 35, 36; 57, 61
(v)59, 63
3.2 (310-311) (i) 1-6; 9-14; 19-27; 31-34
(ii) 7,8,15-17, 29,30,35-39;45-50; 71, 72, 78
3.3
(i) 19, 22, 25,..., 37; 41, 44, 47, 59
(ii) 3-17odd; 49-58; 69-79 odd; 89
3.4
(i) 1- 9 odd
(ii) 11-19 odd; 27,30,...,45; 55-61 odd
(iii) 85-92
3.5
(i) 7-13,21; 25-27; 31-37 odd, 45; 57, 59; 74
4.3
(i) 1-8( sin , cos, tan only); 37;57-60
(ii) 1-8( csc, sec, cot only); 9-11; 19,20; 38-42; 61-64; 65, 67,69
4.4
(i) 1-7 odd; 13-15, 19; 35-38; 43-45;53-55;75-77,83
4.1
5-14; 25-32;39-46; 71-73
6.1
(i) 1-4,7,8,26
(ii) 5,6, 13,14,17-20; 29,33,39,40
6.2
(i) 1-5, 8, 9,10,23,26,31,33
(ii) 7, 14,15, 17, 28, 37
4.2
1-21 odd; 31-35; 45- 51; 59, 60
4.5
1-21 odd; 31-37 odd; 49, 51
61-64; 69-76;83-86
4.6
1-8; 55-58
9-17,21,27,31-35,65, 67, 69, 79, 80
4.7
Warm-ups..1-10.
1-25 odd; 35-39; 45-57 odd,83
71-75;85-88
4.8
3,13, 19,25, 27,49, 51
5.3
5-27 odd, 65
5.1 Read p 458 2,5,7,8; warmup 1-4; 19-24;31-39 odd; 71,73,75
5.2
1-15
16-30
30-45
5.4
7-19 odd;21-24; 31-34;47-52; *78
5.5 read 493-498 1-4;9,11,23,35-37,45,47,103
2.1
1-8; 9-21 odd;37-41 odd,43-45;47;51;53
2.5
1,4,7,10,13,..., 49; 65-71 odd
2.1
61,63,65,67
2.2
1-8, 9; 27-36;43,47-52;*78
2.7
1-12
Spring, 1999
COURSE INFORMATION
M.FLASHMAN
MATH 115: ALG. AND ELEM. FUNCTIONS
OFFICE: Library 48 E-MAIL: flashman@axe.humboldt.edu
PHONE:826-4950
WWW: http://www.humboldt.edu/~mef2/
Hours
AND BY APPOINTMENT or by CHANCE!
PREREQUISITE: Math code 40 (or better) or permission.
TESTS and ASSIGNMENTS: Homework assignments are made regularly and should be passed in on the due date. Work is graded Acceptable/Unacceptable with problems to be redone.
Redone work should be returned for grading promptly. These assignments
will be discussed in class on a daily basis and the quizzes will have similar
problems.
During the semester there will be two special "team" assignments which
I will grade (numerically).
There will be eight quizzes (15-30 minutes)
usually given on Thursdays.
The final examination for the course will be comprehensive and will
be held Tursday, August 13th during class time.
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Students wishing to schedule an earlier final examination may request
an alternate time no later than Monday, May 3rd.
MAKE-UP TESTS WILL NOT BE GIVEN EXCEPT FOR VERY SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES!
It is the student's responsibility to request a makeup promptly, especially
for especially for unauthorized absence.
Quizzes 1-7 best 6 scores
600
Quiz 8
100
Homework
50
Team Assignments
100
Final Exam
250
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Total Available Points
1100
COMPUTERS: During this course the computer will be used for some problems. For this purpose, we will meet in Science D 017, a PC-computer lab, when announced, at the regularly scheduled hours. We will use WinPlot, X(PLORE), a powerful and friendly system designed to help learn calculus with the computer, and Geometer's Sketchpad. You will need one 3 1/2" disc on which you can keep your own work. WinPlot is freeware and can be obtained from me or over the internet. A version of X(PLORE) is available at the bookstore for MAC based PC's along with the PC version we will use.
Graphing Calculators: Graphing calculators are welcome and highly
recommended. If you would like to purchase one or have one already, let
me know. I try to help those with their own technology when possible during
office hours or by appointment (not in class). I will use the HPG for some
in-class work though most graphing calculators will be able to do much
of this work. Supplementary materials will be distributed if needed. [HP48G's
will be available for students to borrow for the term by arrangement with
the Math department.]