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End Of Quarter

Final Exam Stats: Top Quarter: 93/100, Median: 87.5/100, Low Quarter: 73/100

Grades are now posted in the class Gradebook

PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY BEFORE EMAILING ANY QUESTIONS:
1) ALL your scores are posted, including the lowest homework, activity, and participation scores, which were NOT included in your Total Score computation. (The drop happens in the computation, not by erasing the score from grade sheet.)
Yes, I did drop your lowest score. Really.
2) Any blanks you see correspond to excused scores. These were not included in the computation either.
3) There was no rounding up of the total scores. For example, 73.77% counts as 73%.
The class stats were very high, so the conversion of % to grade point was according to the posted Grading Scale.
There were very few adjustments from this conversion scheme.

If you'd like to pick up your final exam:
1) I'll be in my office 1:00-1:30pm on Wed  06/15, or by appointment Thu 06/16.
I might also be available by appointment later in the summer. Email me your free times for a few days and I'll try to find a time that works. 
2) Or, you can pick it up during Fall Quarter at any of my office hours (at the end of September, you'll be able to click here, then follow the links under "current teaching (Fall 2011)" to see my office hours. )

Have a good summer!

Some earlier stuff:

Final Exam:
Saturday, June 4, 5-8pm in KNE 120
Dept Info about Final
Topics for Review

Solutions to Midterm 2: version 1 (Spanish tutor charges $15) & version 2 (Spanish tutor charges $20)

Midterm 2: Tuesday, 05/17, in quiz section, covers WS 12-18
* Rules, Information & Advice (to read)
* Topics for review (to review)
* Exam Archive (to practice -- scroll down to Exam II)

    Here are the solutions to midterm 1: version 1 & version 2
 

To help you with WS 17, here are some extra examples: page 1, page 2, page 3 and WS 17 Pbl 15 page 1, page 2, page 3

During the first week of class:

1)      Familiarize yourself with the course format and this webpage.

Print & read the course syllabus carefully and note the exam dates!

Read and bookmark this website. In particular, from the left sidebar links:

                                                              i.      Read the FAQs & Tips

                                                            ii.      Print and look over the schedule

2)      Get the required materials (listed on the first page of the syllabus).

3)   Print out and bring with you to lecture the Lecture Materials.

4)      Work through and understand thoroughly the material in the Worksheets 1-3.

 

If you're a bit rusty on the material from Math 111, here's a brief Math 111 refresher from Dr. Loveless' website.