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ANY TIME YOU EMAIL ME, AT THE TOP OF THE MESSAGE * * INDICATE WHAT CLASS YOU ARE IN* * AND ALSO * *YOUR NAME* *
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SYLLABUS
Syllabus can be found Here

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GRADES
Grades for the 9:00 class are Here. No link yet.
Grades for the 10:30 class are Here. No link yet.
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PRACTICE PROBLEMS FOR EXAMS AND QUIZZES No link yet.

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HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS
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The Basic Trig Identities to memorize are Here.
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TEXT
I’m still working on this. Bear with me, please.
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Much but not all of the remaining information is leftover from the previous semester. It will be updated as the current semester progresses.

Quiz I is on Tuesday, Feb 17.
See the Homework Assignments listed for Chapter 1 above. If you can work those, the items on the exam should be very familiar.
You should also understand that you need to be familiar with the terminology. As discussed in class, I will ask multiple choice questions that will test your knowledge of the terminology.
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SOLUTIONS
Solutions to Quiz #1 Form #1 are Here. If your Item #1 references angle 5, you have Form #1
Solutions to Quiz #1 Form #2 are Here. If your Item #1 references angle 2, you have Form #2
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LESSONS AND PRACTICE ON FACTORING
Reviews of and Lessons on Factoring can be Found Here.
You can believe me when I tell you that YOU WILL NEED TO BE SKILLED AT FACTORING. While I might do a VERY quick brush through review, I WILL NOT teach the topic from scratch and I WILL proceed on the assumption that you are able to factor.

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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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Watch this. This is one of the most remarkable video series I’ve ever seen. I wish every person (student or not) would watch it.
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VIDEO LESSONS
Links to the Video Lessons can be found Here.
These videos are what I made during the COVID semesters when all courses were on-line. The production quality is microscopic – made on a chalkboard in my dining room and back porch. They are such as they are, however, they cover all the topics in the course. You may use them as you will.
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EXTRA ITEMS FOR CERTAIN TOPICS
No Link Yet.
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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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