Alerts

• Quiz 1, Solutions, and Stats on Class Schedule Page
• Quiz 2 this Thursday. It will include material related to homework 3 and homework 4.

• You can buy the lifetime access code and the ebook directly from the WebAssign web site here for $70.
  See the Instructions for Using and Purchasing Access to WebAssign.

  Some WebAssign Tips -- The help phone number for students and instructors is 800-955-8275.

• Webassign grace period ends on Tuesday, October 8th. Make sure you have entered your access code by then.

Math 124 Materials Website: Find worksheets, tests from previous quarters, and supplementary materials here.

Math Study Center: A very good place to get help with just about anything to do with calculus.

CLUE: A late-night academic center designed to support all UW undergraduates

The outline below may change slightly.

• Homework: 10%
• Quizzes: 15%
• 2 Midterms: 20% each
• Final: 35%

• All homework is accessible on the WebAssign website. Look here for detailed instructions. You have a two week grace period when you can access the homework without an access code. You can buy access at the login site, but its a lot cheaper here.
• Homework due dates are listed on WebAssign, and on the Daily Schedule.. You should plan to finish at least a day early, which gives you a day to deal with unforseen difficulties. If you email me at 10:59PM on the day the homework is due and tell me your lost your internet access, I will not be sympathetic.

• Each Tuesday, we will spend the entire period working in groups on the worksheet, which will be turn in at the end of the class. You are responsible for bringing the worksheets to class on Tuesdays. You should download them from the Math 124 Materials Website, print them, and bring them to class. The worksheets will be collected at the end of class and count as part of your homework. There are 3 possible grades:
  • 0 -- you didn't do it
  • 1 -- you did a crummy job
  • 2 -- you showed that you did some real work
• This is a very important time for learning. The instructors will have a chance to talk with each of you and give you individual suggestions. If you know how to do the problems, you should explain your reasoning to the others in your group.
• You should have plenty of time to finish the worksheet. If you are done early, start working on some of the harder homework problems in the next week's assignment.