Darryl Egley

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SYLLABUS
Syllabus can be found Here.
Short Form of the Syllabus is Here.

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GRADES
Final Grades can be found Here. Updated Dec 14.

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PRACTICE PROBLEMS FOR EXAMS AND QUIZZES
Practice matrix items for Final Exam are Here. Solutions coming Tuesday the 12th.
Practice log and exponential equations are Here. Note: #4 should be ln(5x)+4=7 Solutions can be found Here.
Trigonometric Equation Worksheet from Dr. Little is Here.
Practice Items for Exam I (Wed, Oct 18) will be Here Thursday afternoon (the 12th).
Solutions are Here. (No link yet.)

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HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS
Practice logarithm equations are Here. Solutions are Here. Note: my solution to #1 is in error. I’ll fix it in the morning.
Practice exponential equations are Here. Again, for now, work only the first four. We will discuss the others on Monday.
Partial Fraction Decomposition problems from the text are Here. Solutions (the actual ones this time) are Here.
Extra Trig Equation practice items assigned October 4 are Here.
Practice Problems for Partial Fraction Decomposition are: Text pg 783 & 784, #17-24, 29-33, 35, 37, 39. These are of all 4 Types, so we will be covering how to do them as we go.
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SOLUTIONS
Solutions to exams and quizzes will be here.
Solutions to Quiz I (Trig Equations).
Solutions to Exam I (Trig Equations) are Here.
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VIDEO LESSONS
This section is accurate, but is under construction as I plan to re-arrange some of the links. More to come.

In the drop-down menus above, I have gathered the videos I made for when I taught the course during the pandemic. You should feel free to use these or not, as you desire.
If you miss a day of class, you may find the topic and watch the video for it. Hopefully that will help you get up to speed.
I should say that these are such as they are – the production values are VERY low. But they were sufficient for the cause, and if you wish, you are free to avail yourself of them.
You will notice that in the links there are homework assignments. YOU OUGHT TO IGNORE THESE as they are from a different edition of the text than we are using and will not necessarily align with the assignments we will have in our course this semester.
Finally, I am working on putting together Youtube playlists which will make it easier to watch the videos in sequence. This, however, will likely happen gradually over the course of the semester.
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TEXT
My understanding is that at the campus bookstore, the actual physical version of the text is not available. If you go to the campus bookstore:
You will need your section number. The section number for the class is 1101.
You will receive (that is, you will purchase) information to access the electronic version. To do this you will need a code from your instructor, that is, me. The code is: spalding25659. I realize that rather than me, it says spalding for your instructor. You should be so fortunate. Nevertheless, use the code as given, all lower case, no spaces.

YOU WILL NOT NEED TO PURCHASE “MY MATH LAB” OR ANY OTHER SORT OF ELECTRONIC HOMEWORK SYSTEM.

If you desire the physical text, you will need to obtain it on-line via some other means.

In any event, all homework assignments will come from the text. Whether you opt for e-book or physical copy, you will need access to it.

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EXTRA ITEMS FOR CERTAIN TOPICS

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READ THIS
This is good for any student to read, but especially if this is your first semester in college.
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TUTORING INFOMATION
The department has available free tutoring for mathematics students at the Mathematics Achievement Center (MAC).
Information for the MAC is found Here.

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TENTATIVE DATES FOR EXAMS No info yet, More to come.

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