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MATH 108 – Intermediate Algebra, 4 credits, Fall 2014

Online Section Course ID: irons56914

Instructor: Steve Irons E-mail: [email protected]

Phone: 732-6830 or 800-680-0274 fax 208-736-4786 Student E-mail: http://eaglemail.csi.edu

Course websites: www.coursecompass.com Blackboard: NO, not in this section

Office Hours: 11-11:50 MWRF, 2-2:50 T Technical Hotline: Call 1-800-677-6337

Course Delivery Format

Students taking this distance learning section of Math 108 will view course lectures online at a time and place

independent of the traditional course lecture in a classroom on campus. Students are not required to attend

lecture sessions on campus but do have a timeline for course activities and assessments. Typically, three items

are due at a time: the video lecture assignment, the homework assignment, and the timed quiz assignment. The

required online video lectures are a prerequisite to the online assignments. The online assignments are a

prerequisite to the online timed quizzes. Assignments should be started well before the date they are due to be

successful in this course; in general, students who start the assignments the day they are due are not successful

at completing the course with a passing grade.

The two proctored cumulative outcomes exams are administered in a CSI testing center or in an approved

external testing center. Students who reside outside a CSI testing area use an alternate approved testing location

(see campus testing section of syllabus). The CSI testing center does not charge a testing fee. However, non-CSI

testing centers may charge a testing fee, which is the responsibility of the student.

CSI E-Mail and Contacting your Instructor

Since email is the primary source of written communication with students, all registered CSI students get a

college email account. Student e-mail addresses have the following format: <address>@eaglemail.csi.edu

where <address> is a name selected by the student as a part of activating his/her account. Students activate their

accounts and check their CSI e-mail online at http://eaglemail.csi.edu. Instructors and various offices send

messages to these student accounts. Students must check their CSI e-mail accounts regularly to avoid missing

important messages and deadlines. At the beginning of each semester free training sessions are offered to

students who need help in using their accounts. Personal e-mail accounts cannot be used.

Subject Line of all E-Mail correspondence

When you e-mail your instructor, include your NAME and your COURSE (Math 108) in the SUBJECT line of

the e-mail. For example….. Subject: Jane Doe, Math 108

Course Website

No, not blackboard. The MyMathLab website is www.coursecompass.com Course ID: irons56914

****Technical Support Help

Any technical issues with the course website require an immediate call by the student to the free helpline at 1-

800-677-6337. A message may be left if you call outside of business hours.

Course Description This course is designed to prepare the student for college algebra. It covers first-degree equations and inequalities,

absolute value equations and inequalities, linear functions, systems of linear equations, polynomials, negative and rational

exponents, radicals, rational expressions, quadratic equations, graphing functions, and logarithms Pre-requisite:

Placement score recommendation or passing with average achievement (C grade or higher) in Beginning

Algebra, Math 025.

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Purchasing textbook, access code, and supplies

Required textbooks can be purchased either online at www.bookstore.csi.edu OR in the CSI bookstore on

campus. Required items include:

1) Intermediate Algebra, 6th Edition, by Elayn Martin-Gay

2) MyMathLab Access Code (this item is bundled with

new textbook purchases at CSI’s bookstore)

3) Video Organizer included in bundle.

4) Paper, pencils, non-graphing calculator.

5) Access to minimum internet connection speed and minimum computer hardware/software specifications as

outlined at http://www.coursecompass.com/html/system_requirements.html

Library Use

The CSI Library reference desk checks out mathematics videos on VHS and DVD and has a collection of

materials to support learning of mathematics. The library collection and computers are available to students

registered in CSI classes.

Attendance (see attendance policy in the CSI Catalog)

Students are not required to attend on-campus lectures for this section. However, students are expected to keep

pace with the recommended daily activities, assignments, and assessment dates. Students will be asked to drop

for non-attendance as deemed by absence of course activity by required dates. Late work is not accepted for full

credit. A student who misses a homework assignment may have 24 hours to turn in a late assignment for 50%

credit. No late quizzes allowed. A late test is allowed within 24 hours of the due date for a 10% penalty. In

order to accommodate special circumstances, a student may miss two homework and two quizzes per semester

without affecting their course grade. When the number of class hours absent exceeds twice the number of

course credits, the instructor has the authority to fail the student in the course.

Topic Outline & Course Objectives Students will demonstrate a working knowledge of the following processes and concepts:

a. Rational numbers (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division)

b. Variable expressions (simplify, translate, evaluate)

c. Operations on sets of numbers (union, intersection)

d. Set-builder notation and interval notation

e. First degree equations in one variable (solve, translate from application problems such as percent problems,.

mixture problems, business related problems, uniform motion problems, investment problems)

f. First degree inequalities (solve and graph simple, compound)

g. Linear functions (evaluate, graph, find slope)

h. Find length and midpoint of a segment

i. Write the equations for lines (including parallel lines and perpendicular lines)

j. Solve systems of linear equations (use graphs, substitution method, addition method)

k. Polynomials (add, subtract, multiply, divide using long division and synthetic division, evaluate, factor)

l. Solve polynomial equations by factoring m. Simplify exponential expressions having integer and variable exponents

n. Scientific notation

o. Expressions with rational exponents (simplify, change to radical form)

p. Radical expressions (simplify, add, subtract, multiply, divide)

q. Complex numbers (simplify, add, subtract, multiply, divide)

r. Solve equations containing radicals

s. Functions (domain, range, graph, use vertical line test, add, subtract, multiply, divide, find inverse, do

composition of functions)

t. Rational expressions (find the domain, simplify, multiply, divide, add, subtract, simplify complex fractions)

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u. Solve rational equations (including application problems like work problems, uniform motion problems,

proportions, variations, and literal equations)

v. Solve quadratic equations (use factoring, completing the square, and quadratic formula)

w. Solve equations that are quadratic in form

x. Solve quadratic and rational inequalities

y. Parabolas (find axis of symmetry, vertex, x-intercepts, graph)

z. Exponential functions (evaluate, graph)

aa. Logarithms (log notation, properties of logarithms, evaluate logs with and without a calculator, solve log

equations, graph log functions using ordered pairs)

Policies and Procedures

a. The course pre-requisite is required (See course description for the listed prerequisite). Student will be

asked to drop if the pre-requisite to the course is not met.

b. Students will purchase the required course text with non-transferable MyMathLab code.

c. Students are required to complete coursework by assigned dates. Late work is not accepted for full

credit. 24 hours is allowed for 50% credit on late homework (not quizzes). 24 hours is allowed for a

10% penalty if late on the two cumulative exams.

d. Access to minimum internet connection speed and minimum computer hardware/software specifications

as outlined at http://www.coursecompass.com/html/system_requirements.html

e. Students are required to use the technical support help-line listed for all technical issues.

f. Graphing calculators are allowed on assignments and assessments.

g. A CSI student ID card is required for testing in a CSI testing center location.

h. Students must follow proctor guidelines if not using the CSI testing center locations.

i. Non-CSI testing locations may charge a fee for testing, which is the student’s responsibility.

j. The instructor has the option of giving a student cheating on coursework or an exam an F.

j. Adhere to CSI attendance, computer lab, and behavioral policies listed in the CSI catalog.

Outcomes

General education in Mathematics develops the understanding of mathematics as a language which permits the

student to express, define, and answer questions about the world.

Student Learning Outcomes 1.The students will be able to analyze real-world questions and mathematically structure strategies to model the

question. 2. The students will be able to correctly provide solutions to the models of the questions. 3. The

students will be able to communicate the solutions to the questions when analyzed and solved mathematically.

Daily assignments, daily quizzes, and cumulative tests (midterm and final outcomes assessment) will be used to

assess mastery of course content and to assess student achievement. A grade of D or F will be used by the

instructor for a student who does not perform at a 60% or higher on the proctored cumulative midterm and/or

the cumulative final outcomes assessment exams. The purpose of measuring outcomes is to determine success

and overall knowledge of the subject, to predict the preparedness for the next math course in the sequence, and

to improve instruction.

Course Evaluation

To help instructors continually improve courses, students are strongly encouraged to go online to

http://evaluation.csi.edu and complete an evaluation which open two weeks before the end of the course and

close the last day of class. When students enter the site, they find evaluations for their enrolled courses. Thank

you for this valuable input!

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Campus Testing Center

The Campus Testing Center is located in Room 230 of the Academic Development Center in the Meyerhoeffer

Building. CSI Picture ID is required at a CSI testing center. Campus Testing Center hours are listed at

http://www.csi.edu/ip/adc/testing/testing.htm. No test will be given out later than one hour prior to closing in

the CSI testing center. Students may be required to travel to the campus or branch campus testing center for

the cumulative assessments (midterm exam and final outcomes assessment) unless other proctoring

arrangements have been requested by the student to the instructor. Timed quizzes are given online and these

can be completed on your home computer. The cumulative midterm and cumulative final outcomes assessment

cannot be completed at your home computer. Therefore, plan on testing in one of the CSI testing center

locations or an approved off-campus site. Students outside the CSI testing area are required to follow the

Guidelines for Exams Taken off Campus found at the CSI testing center website. Follow the Proctor Guidelines

at http://www.csi.edu/ip/adc/testing/proctorinfo.htm

Grading Practices and Scale

A (90-100)

B (80-89)

C (70-79)

D (60-69)

F (0-59)

Important Grading Note: A grade of D or F will be used if either the proctored Midterm or Final Exam is below

60% competency, regardless of course grade average.

Online Assignments 20%

Online Timed Quizzes 20%

Cumulative Midterm and Final Exam 60%

Withdrawals:

It is the student’s responsibility to drop the course. A student may drop a course or all courses prior to the end

of late registration (first Friday of the term) without it being recorded on the student’s official transcript. A

student initiated drop after the late registration period is considered a withdrawal, and results in the grade of W.

(Students may drop courses online until the end of the late registration period. In order to withdraw from one or

more courses following late registration, a completed registration form is required. Instructions on the form

indicate when a signature of instructor and/or Financial Aid advisor is required. The completed form may be

submitted to Admissions & Records or any off-campus center.)

NOTE: Students may withdraw from courses until 75% of the course meetings have elapsed. No course may

be withdrawn from after 75% of the course has elapsed.

Homework Procedure

Viewing the course lectures online is a part of homework assignments and notes should always be taken on

course lectures. Homework problems are assigned online in the course website. Students should work these

problems only after reading the textbook and viewing the course lecture. Problems should be worked out on

paper and then submitted online. Keep these papers in a folder when working through homework so that there is

a paper backup from what you submit online. The instructor will call for the paper backup if any online content

is deleted. Problems are taken from the course textbook and given in alternate form. More practice problems

can be found in the book.

Late work is not accepted for full credit. A student who misses a homework assignment may have 24 hours to

turn in a late assignment for 50% credit. No late quizzes allowed. A late test is allowed within 24 hours of the

due date for a 10% penalty. Due dates and due times (Mountain Standard Time) are listed online in the course

website. You can attempt a homework question twice by clicking “similar exercise” when you have an incorrect

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problem. However, timed quiz questions can only be attempted once. No late grace period is allowed on

quizzes.

Learning Assistance Service Options Available Outside of Class

Your instructor is available online via e-mail through your CSI student e-mail account (not at a personal

e-mail address.) In the subject line of all e-mail correspondence, include your NAME and your

COURSE (Math 108).

Free drop-in tutoring assistance available in the Math Labs located in both the Shields and GRM during

regular semester hours. Services provided by the Academic Development Center--contact Kat Powell,

Learning Assistance Coordinator-- @ 733-6685.

Math topic tapes and DVDs are available in the CSI Library reference desk.

Multimedia Library—your course website offers you multiple options of free learning tools such as an

interactive online textbook, term glossary, translations, test prep videos, flashcards, PowerPoint

presentations, and concept videos. These items can be found under the “multimedia” tab.

Disabilities

Any student with a documented disability may be eligible for reasonable accommodations. To determine

eligibility and secure services, students should contact Student Disability Services at their first opportunity after

registration for a class. Student Disability Services is located on the second floor of the Taylor Building on the

Twin Falls Campus. 208-732-6268 or email Marita DeBoard, [email protected].

Do you have questions?

Turn to the next page for a list of frequently asked questions compiled from past students who have taken this

course.


Frequently Asked Questions

Do we use Blackboard? No, we use the course website at www.coursecompass.com

Can I work ahead of the schedule? Yes, you are encouraged to begin your assignments before the due date.

Do I attend lectures on campus? No, the lecture format for this course is online. Each assigned lecture is in the course website under the “lectures &

homework” tab. You watch the lecture at a time and place convenient to you. We will not meet as a group because many

of the distance learning students live outside the Magic Valley or out of state.

Do I have to watch the lecture?

Yes, the lecture is in place of seat time in the regular lecture class and must be viewed online before you can access the

homework problems. Lectures are listed under the “lectures & homework” tab in the course website.

What if I can’t play the videos in my course?

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What if I need additional help with technical issues? Search for answers or contact Pearson Customer Support at http://247pearsoned.custhelp.com. Call 1-800-677-6337

immediately for all technical issues.

Should I take notes on the lectures?

Yes, one of the most important indicators of success in this class is reading the textbook and taking notes on the lecture.

Use the “video organizer” to take notes. You will be disappointed in the outcome of the course if you take shortcuts on

reading the text and taking notes on the lectures.

When and where do I do the online homework problems? Your homework problem schedule is on the course website under the “lecture & homework” tab. The Online homework

is completed at your home computer after you have read the textbook and viewed the course lecture online. Work the

problems on paper and then submit the problems online by the due date and time. The homework problems are not timed.

No late homework is accepted for full credit; however, you may miss two homework assignments per semester without

affecting your course grade. You also have a 24 hour grace period to turn in a late homework assignment for a 50%

grade penalty. Quizzes are not accepted late.

When and where do I take the timed online quizzes? Your daily quiz schedule is listed on the course website under the “quiz” tab. The online timed quiz is completed at your

home computer after you have completed the prerequisite homework problems. Work the quiz problems on paper and then

submit the quiz online by the due date and time. No late quizzes are accepted; however, you may miss two quizzes per

semester without affecting your course grade.

Where are the testing centers that CSI students have used in the past to test? Twin Falls, Burley, Hailey, Gooding, Idaho Falls, Pocatello, Boise, and Nampa have established testing centers that CSI

students have used in the past.

Can I take the cumulative midterm exam and the cumulative final exam at home?

No, neither of these two assessments may be taken on your home computer. These are both exams administered by a test

proctor. Students must show identification for these two exams. There are no retake exams allowed; if you miss the exam

deadline, you have a 24-hour grace period to take the exam with a 10% grade penalty.

When and where do I take tests? Your testing schedule is listed on the course website under the “test date” tab. The written tests are taken in the CSI

Testing Center or at a designated testing location (student fee may apply if location charges for testing). Follow the

Proctor Guidelines at http://www.csi.edu/ip/adc/testing/proctorinfo.htm


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How do I find my grades on assignments and tests? Scores will be posted online in the course website under the “gradebook” tab.

What if I need help? Your instructor is available online; reach your instructor via your CSI student e-mail account. Drop-in math help is

available in either of the math labs in the Shields or Meyerhoeffer buildings on campus. On campus tutoring is available

through the Academic Development Center--contact Kat Powell, Learning Assistance Coordinator--Room 202 of the

Meyerhoeffer Building @ 733-6685.

Can I retake quizzes or tests if I do poorly? No, retakes are not allowed.

What if I can’t complete an assignment, quiz or test by the due date?

You will need to schedule your time well in advance and complete the work BEFORE the date listed if you have a conflict;

PLAN AHEAD. Once an assignment, quiz, or test closes, it closes. However, you may miss two homework and two quizzes

per semester without your grade being affected. Those scores will be dropped at the end of the semester. In addition, you

will have a 24-hour grace period on homework (not quizzes) in which you may still submit work for 50% of the grade.

You also have a 24-hour grace period on the two comprehensive exams to take a missed test with a 10% grade penalty.

Some questions are multiple choice. Should I work the problem out or just look for the best possible answer?

On math work that has multiple choices, you should cover up the choices, work the problem out, and then go back and

look at the options you have.

What if I can’t play the videos in my course?

Call 1-800-677-6337 immediately for all technical issues.

What if I need additional help with technical issues? Search for answers or contact Pearson Customer Support at http://247pearsoned.custhelp.com. Call 1-800-677-6337

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Due MST

= Prerequisite Assignment

Score

08/25/14

11:59pm

Purchase your textbook bundle from the

CSI bookstore

08/26/14

11:59pm

1. Read course syllabus (twice) and then print.

2. Set up course website at coursecompass.com.

You will need the following:

Course ID: irons56914

Access Code: find it in your new textbook

Username: (your eaglemail)

Password: first and last initial followed by your

CSI Student ID #. (Add trailing zeros if you don’t

have at least 8 characters)

Email: (your eaglemail… NOT your personal

mail)

3. Next log into your course at

coursecompass.com with your username and

password you just set up and complete Browser

Check found in center of “Course Home” page

4. Next, click “Homework” tab and complete the

first homework assignment titled Orientation.

5. Next in the “Homework” tab begin Section 1.2

Video Check Homework assignment. Take notes

in the Video Organizer that came with your

textbook purchase. This note taking guide can

also be found in the “Video Notebook” tab.

6. After completing Section 1.2 Video Check

Homework assignment, complete the Section 1.2

Homework assignment.

7. When finished with Section 1.2 Homework

assignments, click the “Quizzes and Tests” tab to

complete the 1.2 Quiz. After completed click

“submit quiz” at bottom.

8. Caution…….I do not recommend starting an

assignment on the date it is due. Plan your time

better in order to be successful in this course. You

need to devote a minimum of three hours for each

daily assignment. My suggestion is to always

work ahead and never start an assignment on the

same day it is due.

08/27/14

11:59pm

Section 1.2 Video Check Homework

08/27/14

11:59pm You must do Section 1.2 Video

Check Homework before starting this

assignment.

Section 1.2 Homework

08/27/14

11:59pm You must do Section 1.2

Homework before starting this

assignment.

1.2 Quiz

08/28/14

11:59pm


08/28/14

11:59pm You must do Section 1.3 Video Section 1.3 Homework

BEGIN HERE ON

THE FIRST DAY

OF CLASS


Due MST


Score


assignment.

08/28/14



assignment.

1.3 Quiz

09/2/14

11:59pm


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1.4 Quiz

09/3/14

11:59pm


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2.1 Quiz

09/4/14

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2.2 Quiz

09/8/14

11:59pm


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2.3 Quiz

09/9/14

11:59pm


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Due MST


Score

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09/9/14



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2.4 Quiz

09/10/14

11:59pm


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2.5 Quiz

09/11/14

11:59pm


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3.1 Quiz

09/15/14

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3.2 Quiz

09/16/14

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3.3 Quiz

09/17/14

11:59pm

Section 3.4 Video Check Homework (1)

09/17/14

11:59pm


09/17/14

11:59pm You must do Section 3.4 3.4 Quiz


Due MST


Score


assignment.

09/18/14

11:59pm


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assignment.


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assignment.

3.5 Quiz

09/22/14

11:59pm


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4.1 Quiz

09/23/14

11:59pm


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4.2 Quiz

09/24/14

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5.1 Quiz

09/25/14

11:59pm


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5.2 Quiz


Due MST


Score

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09/29/14

11:59pm


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5.3 Quiz

09/30/14

11:59pm


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5.4 Quiz

10/1/14

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5.5 Quiz

10/2/14

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5.6 Quiz

10/6/14

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5.7 Quiz


Due MST


Score

10/7/14

11:59pm


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5.8 Quiz

10/8/14

11:59pm

Midterm Review

10/9/14

11:59pm

Midterm 30 Questions (Proctored Exam)

10/14/14

11:59pm


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assignment.


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6.1 Quiz

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6.2 Quiz

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6.3 Quiz

10/20/14

11:59pm


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assignment.


Yes, you can take the test

before it is due. In fact, it is

recommended. Waiting

until the last date it is due

may be unwise


Due MST


Score

10/20/14



assignment.

6.4 Quiz

10/21/14

11:59pm


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6.5 Quiz

10/22/14

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6.6 Quiz

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6.7 Quiz

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7.1 Quiz

10/28/14

11:59pm


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assignment.


10/28/14 You must do Section 7.2 7.2 Quiz


Due MST


Score

11:59pm Homework before starting this

assignment.

10/29/14

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7.3 Quiz

10/30/14

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7.4 Quiz

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7.5 Quiz

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7.6 Quiz

11/5/14

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7.7 Quiz


Due MST


Score

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11:59pm


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8.1 Quiz

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8.2 Quiz

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8.3 Quiz

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8.4 Quiz

11/18/14

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8.6 Quiz


Due MST


Score

11/19/14

11:59pm


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9.1 Quiz

11/20/14

11:59pm


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9.6 Quiz

12/4/14 Section 9.7 Video Check Homework


Due MST


Score

11:59pm

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assignment.


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assignment.

9.7 Quiz

12/11/14

11:59pm

Final Review

12/15/14

11:59pm

Final Exam 45 Questions (Proctored Exam)

Yes, you can take the test

before it is due. In fact, it is

recommended. Waiting

until the last date it is due

may be unwise

MATH 108 Intermediate Algebra, 4 credits, Fall 2014 Online ...math.csi.edu/syllaweb/fall14/math10802sxifa14.pdf · 1) Intermediate Algebra, 6th Edition, by Elayn Martin-Gay 2) MyMathLab

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