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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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READ THIS
This is good for any student to read, but especially if this is your first semester in college.

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

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GRADES
Your Code Number is at the top of your Exam I.
Final Grades for the MW class are Here. Updated 8 May.
Final Grades for the TT class are Here. Updated 8 May.

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PRACTICE EXAMS
PRACTICE FOR THE FINAL EXAM
COPY OF EXAM I IS HERE. SOLUTIONS TO EXAM I ARE HERE.
COPY OF EXAM II IS HERE. SOLUTIONS TO EXAM II ARE HERE.
COPY OF EXAM III IS HERE. SOLUTIONS TO EXAM III ARE HERE.

Practice Exam for logs and exponentials is Here. Solutions are Here. Correction for the solution to #14 is Here.
Here is an Exam II from 2011 you can use for practice. Solutions can be found Here.
Here is an Exam I from 2018 you can use for practice. The exam this semester will likely not be EXACTLY like this, but it should be similar and will give you an idea of what to expect and the way the directions and the items will be phrased.
Solutions are Here.

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THE BASIC SHAPE FUNCTIONS
A copy of the Basic Shapes can be found Here.

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Reviews of and Lessons on Factoring can be Found Here.

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HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS
Practice Exponential Equations are Here. NOTE: In item number 5 there is a typo. The value on the right hand side of the equatioin should be NEGATIVE 16.61. That is, -16.61. Solutions are Here.
Assignment for Mar 19 & 20 – Graphs of Higher Degree Polynomial Functions – is Here.
Solutions are Here.
Assignment for Feb 26, extra graphs, are here.
Assignment for Feb 12, 13: Text page 312 #1-12, also study the Basic Shape Functions for the quiz on Monday/Tuesday.
Assignment for Jan 22, 23: None. (A RARE occurrence.)
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SOLUTIONS
Solutions to Exam II is Here.
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EXTRA ITEMS FOR CERTAIN TOPICS
Occasionally I will supplement the course with extra homework items. If/When that occurs, they will appear here

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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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The information regarding the text for the course will be discussed on the first day of class. Fortunately, I structure the course such that you will not require the text for the first week or so. Thus, you will have a time lag to allow you to acquire the text for when you will begin to need it.

TEXT
The information regarding the text for the course will be discussed on the first day of class. Fortunately, I structure the course such that you will not require the text for the first week or so. Thus, you will have a time lag to allow you to acquire the text for when you will begin to need it.

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 MW 10:00am class is section 1109.
The TT 1:00pm class is section 1209.
You will receive information to access the electronic version. To do this you will need a code from your instructor, that is, me. The code is: spalding14935. I realize that rather than me, it says spalding for your instructor. (You should be so fortunate.) But 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.

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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.