MATH 1432 - Summer 2013 - (lecture section 15891, lab section 15892)
Session Times:
Live lecture
sessions:
Tuesday 6:00 - 7:30 pm
I will hold a help session after each lecture from 7:30 to 8:30 pm (attendance is not required for the help session)
Recitation sessions:(2 options)
Option 1: TBA
Option 2: TBA
***Please make sure that your email is correct in PeopleSoft - that is how I will contact you concerning class updates***
If you would like face to face help, please notify me by email for an appointment. There will be group tutoring online each week following each lecture session.
Since this is an online class there are certain special requirements:
You must have access to a computer and a fast internet
connection. Broadband, Cable and DSL connections are the best for this.
Good dial-up connections are also suitable. You will need to install
Adobe Acrobat Reader 8.1 or higher which is available for free from
http://www.adobe.com. You
will need access to a printer and scanner or camera so that you can
complete your written homework and turn it in electronically.
Alternatively, you can use a free writing software and a writing tablet
to work with the homework directly on your computer.
There will be one online lecture session every week. The completed notes and links to videos and extra examples will be posted for each section covered. If you cannot attend the lecture session, there will be an alternate assignment for you to do in place of the daily lecture EMCF questions. Attendance will be taken through the session chat log and participation in the EMCF questions. EMCF questions are electronic multiple choice questions that you will answer online on www.casa.uh.edu.
Links to the sessions will be available on www.casa.uh.edu.
On campus exams will be given in CASA on the following dates:
Exam 2: June 28, 29
Exam 3: July 19, 20
Homework Information:
Homework problems will be selected from this list: http://www.mathematics.uh.edu/undergraduate/courses/math1432/index.php . Not all of these problems will be assigned but I strongly suggest you work through all of these problems as you will see them on quizzes, midterms and final exam. Most homework will be a mix of multiple choice and written problems.
Class Information:
HELPFUL LINKS: