Math 152

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General Information:


Click Here for Syllabus


Grading Scheme:

  • Workshops: 5/24 ~ 20%
  • Assignments: 1/8 ~ 12% - the lowest homework score will be omitted from your total assignment grade.
  • Midterm exam I: 1/6 ~ 16%
  • Midterm exam II: 1/6 ~ 16%
  • Final exam: 1/3 ~ 33%
  • Note: percentages are not precise (fractions are). Changes in this scheme are at the discretion of Professor Rodney.

FINAL EXAM - Monday December 17 4pm-7pm in LCB-102 on Livingston Campus

Suggestions on how to study for the final

  • Review the formula sheet and memorize what you can so that you don't waste time staring at the formula sheet during the test.
  • See the syllabus for which text book problems you can do to study. You should do these problems with the solution manual.
  • There are review sessions and general math help available, see the MAIN COURSE WEB PAGE above for times
  • John Bryk and I will be holding our regular scheduled office hours until the final exam.
  • Some review problems on polar coordinates (these in now way indicate what will be on the final exam)

MIDTERM EXAM 2 - Monday Nov. 26 in class


MIDTERM EXAM 1 - Monday Oct. 15 in class


Assignments:

  • For those of you who got zero on assignment 1 becuase you did the problems from the book:
    • Do not worry, the lowest homework score will be omitted from your total assignment grade.
  • ASSIGNMENT #1

    -only complete the following problems:
    • Please make sure your workshop section # is on your assignment!
    • 6.2 #2,3,5
    • 6.3 #1,5,6,7
    • 6.4 #2
    • 6.5 #2,3
    • DUE Thursday September 20th
    • You may hand this assignment in to either Dr. Rodney on Sept. 20 or John Byrk during your workshop on Sept. 21. In the future all assignments will be handed in to John Byrk.
  • ASSIGNMENT #2 - CLICK HERE

    and only complete the following problems:

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    NOTE: These problems can be found via the above link, they are NOT text book problems.

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    • 7.1 #2,4
    • 7.2 #2,4
    • 7.3 #4,6
    • 7.4 #3
    • 7.5 #7
    • 7.7 #4
    • 7.8 #1,4
    • DUE MONDAY OCT. 8 IN CLASS
    • Make sure that your name, student #, and workshop section number are on your assignment.
  • ASSIGNMENT #3 due Oct. 31 in your workshop session

    - Problems are found via the following links, NOT in the text book! Only complete assigned problems.

  • ASSIGNMENT #4 due Nov. 19 in class

    - Problems are found via the following links, NOT in the text book! Only complete assigned problems.

  • Assignment #5 Due Wednesday Dec 12 during recitation

    - Problems are found via the following links, NOT in the text book! Only complete assigned problems.

If you feel that a grading error has been made on a workshop problem, homework assignment or exam please see John Bryk first. If John feels that an error has been made or the issue still seems unresolved see Prof. Rodney.