If you signed "Yes" on both midterms to post your grades (and took the final), I've posted your final exam score and course grade here.
I prefer to not discuss confidential information via email; however, if you email me about your grade, please use your @u. UW email account and include "Math 111" in the subject line.
 
If you want to pick up your final exam or you have questions about your grade, you can stop by my office at one of the following:

Office Hours (in my office):
Monday, December 17, 9:45-10:45am
Monday, January 7, 3-4pm
Wednesday, January 9, 3-4pm
(during the Winter quarter, you can find my office hours on the Math 112 Webpage)

Happy Holidays!

PREVIOUS WEEKS in chronological order (scroll down):

Please read the Final Exam RULES & Tips

Week 11 (Dec 3-Dec 8):
This week we'll do review & practice problems.

Direct link to Exam Archive (scroll down to "Final Exam")

Last Homework: WS 21, 22, 23 will be collected on Monday.

Monday & Tues: Discuss Final & Review New Material (Review File here),
Wednesday: Review Midterm 1 material (previously posted: Midterm 1 Review File & Table of Rates)
Thursday: Review Midterm 2 Material (previously posted: Midterm 2 Review File) ,
Friday: 9:30-11:20 Q&A Review Session in our lecture room

Week 10 (Nov 26-Nov 30)
Monday: no class, Wednesday: WS 22, Friday: WS 23 (last!)
Quiz Sections: Tues: Activity 7 (last), Thu: Test Prep & TA Q&A

Last Homework: WS 21, 22, 23 will be collected on December 3rd.

Lecture notes for WS 21 are posted here.

Midterm 2 Solutions, Stats and Grades are posted here.

Week 9 (Nov 19-Nov 23)

SCHEDULE: Monday: WS 20, Wednesday: WS 21 (notes)  & Collect Hwk 6 (WS 18, 19, 20), Friday: (Holiday)
Quiz Sections: Tues: Activity 6, Thu: (Holiday)

Midterm 2 Solutions, Stats and Grades are posted here.

Recall: Class lecture and Dr. Nichifor's office hrs are cancelled on Monday, Nov 26th.

Week 8 (Nov 12-Nov 16)

SCHEDULE: Monday: (Holiday), Wednesday: WS 18, Friday: WS 19& Collect Hwk 5 (WS15, 16, 17)
Quiz Sections: Tues: Activity 5, Thu: Midterm returned & discussed

Week 7 (Nov 5-Nov 9)

SCHEDULE: Lecture: Monday: Worksheet 16 + start review, Wednesday: Review, Friday: Worksheet 17 (NEW)
Quiz Sections: Tues: Hwk Q&A and Review (print and bring this Win '07 midterm), Thu: MIDTERM 2 (see below)

No homework is collected this week. However, you are expected to do and write up WS15 & WS16 before the 2nd midterm
(they will be collected the week after the 2nd midterm) 

Week 6 (Oct 29-Nov 2)

Lecture: Monday: Worksheets 13 &14, Wednesday: Worksheet 14 & 15, Friday: WS 15 & 16 + Collect Hwk 4
Quiz Sections: Tues: Activity 4, Thu: Test Prep & TA Q&A

Homework 4 will be collected on Friday, November 2. 
Turn in solutions to all questions from your textbook's Worksheets 13 and 14 only.
The next two worksheets (15 & 16) will be covered and should be written up before the 2nd midterm
but will be collected the week after the 2nd midterm. 

MIDTERM 1 Solutions, Stats, and Grades: click here. (updated on 10/30)

Week 5 : (October 22-26)

Last Friday's Power Point file (last part of WS 9 and WS 10) can be found here.

Lecture: Monday: Worksheet 11, Wednesday: Worksheet 12, Friday: WS 13 + Collect Hwk 3
Quiz Sections: Tues: Activity 3, Thu: Test Prep & TA Q&A

Homework 3 will be collected on Friday, October 26. 
Turn in solutions to all questions from your textbook's Worksheets 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12. 
(hopefully you did WS 8&9 before the midterm, and WS 10 over the weekend)

Week 4 : (October 15-19)

Lecture: Monday: Worksheet 9 (large PowerPoint File)  Wednesday: REVIEW, Friday: WS 10 (no hwk collected this week)

Quiz Sections: Tues: REVIEW, Thu: MIDTERM 1

The first Midterm will take place this Thursday in your quiz section.
It's 50 minutes long, and it covers the Prologue, plus Worksheets 1-9. It will consist of 4-5 problems and 4-5 pages.
An extra Review Session (optional) will be held on Wednesday, 2:40-4+, in GLD 322. Bring questions!
Please look over the following materials:

• Exam Rules

• Review File & Table of Rates

• Exam Archive (direct link)

• The midterms I gave last winter: Section A (solutions), Section B (solutions)

Week 3 :
(October 8-12)

Slide from last Friday's lecture (Worksheet 4, table of rates): click here.
Table from Monday's lecture (Handout for WS 6, table of translations answers): click here.

Lecture: Monday: Worksheets 5&6  Wednesday: WS 7, Friday: WS 8 & collect Homework 2.

Quiz Sections: Tues: Activity 2, Thu: Test Prep + Homework Q&A

Homework 2 will be collected on Friday, October 12. 
Turn in solutions to all questions from your textbook's Worksheets 4, 5, 6 and 7. 
Recall that there are spare graphs and diagrams at the end of your textbook to turn in with your homework.

Week 2 :
(October 1-5)

Lecture: Monday: Worksheets 2&3 Wednesday: WS 3, Friday: WS 4&5 & collect Homework 1.

Quiz Sections: Tues: Activity 1 (in class, graded), Thu: Test Prep (counts for Participation) + Homework Q&A

Slide for Friday's lecture (Worksheet 4): click here

Homework 1 will be collected on Friday, October 5.  It's a long homework, so it's best to start it ASAP. See the "Homework" link on the left for the specific assignment and homework guidelines.
10/3 UPDATE: Assignment is changed to Prologue & Worksheets 1-3 only (WS4 will be collected next week).
From each assigned textbook section, turn in solutions to each question, including those at the end of the worksheets.  Recall that there are spare graphs and diagrams at the end of your textbook to turn in with your homework.

Week 1:

Schedule: Wed: Intro & Worksheet 1, Thurs: OEA Pretest, Friday: Worksheets 1 & 2.

To Do during the first week:

1)      Familiarize yourself with the course format and webpage.

·         Print & read the syllabus carefully and mark the exam dates

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

                                                              i.      Read the FAQs

                                                            ii.      Look over the Calendar

             I update this space weekly with announcements and occasional lecture notes.

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

3)      Work through and understand thoroughly the material in the Prologue, and do all or most of Worksheets 1 and 2. Ask about anything that’s not clear.