MT 11011 COLLEGE ALGEBRA
ALGEBRA FOR CALCULUS MATH 11010 Sec ??? CRN ?????Fall 2020 INSTRUCTOR:OFFICE: PHONE: E-MAIL:OFFICE HOURS: ?????????? Monday through Thursday online at Blackboard Collaborate Ultra. Other times by appointment. You may book an appointment at , send me an email, or post to the forum on iMathASREMOTE INSTRUCTION: This course will be taught remotely and synchronously, which means we will meet in our virtual classroom on Blackboard during our regular class time every day, ?:?? – ?:?? AM. Our class sessions can be accessed by clicking on the Blackboard Collaborate Ultra link, Enter Our Online Class Here. Click on “Join Session.” Please do “allow” your video cam and audio but mute both video and audio as you enter class. COURSE GOALS: The purpose of this course is to develop conceptual understanding and fluency with algebraic techniques necessary for success in Calculus. We will study the notions of rate of change, average rate of change, elementary functions and graphs, including polynomial, rational, exponential, and logarithmic functions. For more detailed learning outcomes, click here. KENT CORE REQUIREMENT: This course may be used to satisfy the Kent Core Requirement. The Kent Core is the foundation of the university's mission to prepare students to live in today's complex, global society. It broadens intellectual perspectives, fosters ethical and humanitarian values and prepares students for responsible citizenship and productive careers. COURSE PREREQUISITE: You are expected to have successfully completed (with a grade of C or better) MATH 00022 here at Kent or have an appropriate placement score on the university ALEKS placement assessment. If you do not satisfy these prerequisites, the Registrar may de-register you from this course. MATERIALS NEEDED:TEXT:? Carlson, M., Oehrtman, M., Moore, K. (2020). Pathways to Calculus, A Problem-Solving Approach.? Student Workbook, 8th edition. ??Published by Hayden-McNeil and available at the KSU bookstore for about $95.? With this workbook, you will have access to an online text and an online homework system.? Be sure to purchase the correct package. You need to have the workbook with you during our Blackboard virtual class EVERY CLASS DAY. TURNING POINT APP (FREE) AND AN ONLINE SUBSCRIPTION: Our Blackboard course has information about purchasing a Turning Point subscription. The cost is $17.99WEBCAM AND MICROPHONE: You are required to have a webcam with microphone and high-speed internet access for use during exams and quizzes. These are necessary to enable online proctoring with a software product called Proctorio. This software is free for you and you will take the exams and quizzes during regular class time, in one sitting without interruption. The exams will start through Blackboard but will be integrated with iMathAS through Rational Reasoning, a website with which you’ll gain familiarity as you begin the course. CALCULATOR: A graphing calculator for class activities and homework assignments is highly recommended. If you don’t have one, you might consider borrowing one. No online graphing calculators or apps will be permitted on exams or quizzes. Please bring the calculator to our virtual class session every day. I will be using a TI*84 plus for in-class demonstrationsESSENTIAL WEBSITES:BLACKBOARD: We have a Blackboard site for this course, which you can enter via flashline. Click on the “Blackboard” icon in the upper right or click on the “Student Tools and Courses” tab, then “Blackboard Single Sign-on” in the upper left corner. You may enter our online class via the Blackboard Collaborate link,“ENTIRE OUR ONLINE CLASS HERE.” RATIONAL REASONING: Buying the workbook gives you access to the online text at the website IMATHAS homework site: The pre-class lessons and homework will be completed on the software that accompanies the text. When you register on the Rational Reasoning site, you will automatically have an account created on IMathAS. There’s a link to it on the Rational Reasoning site (first link in the left menu) or you could go to it directly to Use the same login and password as you did for the Rational Reasoning site. Our course ID is and the enrollment code is workhard.ATTENDANCE: You are expected to attend every virtual class session. If you miss a class due to unforeseen circumstances, it is your responsibility to obtain notes from another class member and complete assignments in a timely manner. Acceptable reasons for missing class include illness and injury (with documentation), disability-related concerns, military service, death in the immediate family, religious observance, academic field trips, and participation in an approved concert or athletic event. Absences for these reasons are considered “excused.” Please notify me, in advance if possible, if you need to miss class. I do not allow make-ups on quizzes for unexcused absences.FLIPPED PEDAGOGY. This course has a significant pre-class online lesson component. Expect to spend 45 minutes to one hour working through the online lesson before the next class. These lessons are interactive and will prepare you for group work sessions during class. These lessons count for points and are due by class time the day of class. NO LATE PASSES are available with these online lessons. HOMEWORK: You will complete regular homework assignments on IMathAS, the computer software that accompanies our text. You need to keep a notebook showing all work for these assignments and should schedule about 1 hour daily to complete the work. You may work each problem as many times as you like. Online homework assignments are due by class time on the next class day. I will accept no late assignments once the exam has been given on the unit. Exceptions to these deadlines are: a) documented illness, b) death in the immediate family, or c) involvement in a university-sponsored event (sports team, choir, etc.). I will assign periodic paper and pencil homework. Late Passes on IMathAS. I’m allowing each student 10 late passes on IMathAS. This means that you may submit an IMathAS assignment late without asking me for special permission. The trick is, though, that you must click on the “Use Late Pass” WITHIN 48 HOURS of the due date of an assignment. Once you have used your 10 late passes, that’s it, unless of course there extenuating circumstances as mentioned in the ATTENDANCE paragraph above. Any late pass NOT USED will be worth a bonus point toward your homework total. PRE-CLASS LESSONS. You will an online pre-class lesson on IMathAS due at 8:50 AM the day of class. Each of these assignments is worth from 10 - 27 points. NO LATE PASSES are permitted on these.QUIZZES: You will have a quiz about once a week, usually on Fridays, except if an exam is scheduled that week. You need to be present the entire virtual class period in order to earn your points for any in-class quiz. Some of the quizzes may be group quizzes. These quizzes will be taken either on the homework system, iMathAS and/or submitted on Blackboard. TURNING POINT POLLING QUESTIONS: You’ll have a Turning Point question posted as you enter our Blackboard Collaborate session every Tuesday and Thursday, unless an exam is scheduled that week. Most of these polling questions will come directly from the online lesson due that day. More details will be discussed in class. EXAMS: Exams will be proctored through an online proctoring system, Proctorio, and will require a webcam with a microphone along with a reliable high-speed internet connection. If this is a problem for you, please contact me at your earliest convenience. Should your exam lock out or if you experience any other technical difficulties, simply enter our virtual class during exam time and I will be there to assist. Or, you may email me immediately. The exams are timed for 60 minutes each. Exams need to be taken with NO outside resources, NO notes, NO other materials. You need to take it by yourself in a quiet room without movement, background motion, or any sort of interruption during your test taking. FINAL EXAM: The final exam is a block final, which means all Algebra for Calculus PLUS BOOSTER classes take it at the same time. Please make a note NOW of the day and date: Thursday, December 17, from 3:15 – 5:30 p.m. You will take this exam on iMathAS and will need to show and upload your work to receive full credit for problems. MAKE-UP EXAMS: Given only under extraordinary circumstances with written verification of a university-accepted excuse (documented illness, death in immediate family, university-sponsored event). Please notify me IN ADVANCE, if possible, if an exam is to be missed. GRADING:Grading Scale4 Module Exams @ 100 points apiece400 Homework 100Quizzes @ 5 or 10 points apiece100 1 mini-exam @ 50 each 50There will be NO CURVELessons & PCs100Final Exam200Total Points Possible 950 In order to continue on to MATH 11012 (Intuitive Calculus) or MATH 11022 (Trigonometry), you need to earn a grade of C or better in this course.CHEATING AND PLAGIARISM: University policy 3342-3-01.8 deals with the problem of academic dishonesty, cheating, and plagiarism.? None of these will be tolerated in this class.? The sanctions provided in this policy will be used to deal with any violations.? If you have any questions, please read the policy here and/or ask. Your trustworthiness on quizzes and exams is expected during exams and quizzes. Anything other than complete cooperation with the honesty statement you signed may jeopardize your success in future courses.STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES: University policy 3342-3-01.3 requires that students with disabilities be provided reasonable accommodations to ensure their equal access to course content. This policy will continue during remote learning. Please contact me so that I can be sure to meet your needs. Feel free to contact me or Student Accessibility Services (contact 330-672-3391) with questions or visit kent.edu/sas for more information.CELL PHONES: Out of courtesy to your classmates and to me, please turn your cell phones OFF during class and put them away. If you are expecting an emergency call, please set your phone to vibrate. If you have your cell/smart phone out during a quiz or exam, which I will be able to see when viewing the Proctorio videos, you will receive no credit for that quiz or exam. REGISTRATION REQUIREMENT: The last day to drop?any or all courses that meet the full semester before grade of "W" is assigned is midnight on Wednesday, September 9. University policy requires all students to be officially registered in each class they are attending. Students who are not officially registered for a course by published deadlines should not be attending classes and will not receive credit or a grade for the course. Each student must confirm enrollment by checking his/her class schedule (using Student Tools in FlashFast) prior to the deadline indicated. Registration errors must be corrected prior to the deadline.WITHDRAWAL DEADLINE: The official withdrawal deadline for this course is Wednesday, November 4, at MUNICATON: Please check your university kent.edu email on a regular basis. ................
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