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Alternate Route to Passing Grades
If you get an 80% or more on the "adjusted" final, you will get at least a "C."
If you also pass the project with 70% or more you can get a "B."
To get an "A," you have to get an "A" on the "adjusted" final or the project.
If you secure between 65% and 80% on the "adjusted" final, you will have to get an 80% or more on the project to pass the class with a "C."
"Adjusted" final means I have to see your work for every problem for you get credit.
Failure to justify your answer, even obvious or calculator questions, will cost you credit for the entire problem.
Partial credit may also be administered if you have the correct work, but the computer gave no credit.
If there is any collaboration or improper use of the computer during any exam or on the project, an adjusted grade of zero will be administered and a report filed with the AIC.
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| Final Grade | 65%-79% | 80% -89% | 90% + |
| 65% -79% | See grades | C | C |
| 80% -89% | B | B | A |
| 90% + | B | A | A |
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| 135 Materials | 135 Homework Materials |
Richard Porter
E-Mail: porterr@mccc.edu
Webpage: www.mccc.edu/~porterr
Google voice phone number: (609) 61-MATH-1
(Voice or Texts Accepted) 609-616-2841
won't ring around classes or after hours
Mailing Address: P.O. Box B, Trenton, NJ 08690
(609) 570-3826 (e-mail preferred)
1200 Old Trenton Road, Trenton, NJ 08550
N. Broad & Academy Sts., Trenton, NJ 08608
Updated on 8/9/16
15 week precalc
The emphasis in this course is on presenting a good argument not simply producing an answer. SHOW ALL WORK TO SUPPORT YOUR ARGUMENTS AND TO GET FULL CREDIT. An “OK” mark on your paper means the answer is wrong but you get full credit for the argument. Leave all work visible as you might get half credit for arguments that are good, but crossed off. Unjustified answers receive NO credit! |
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c1 | 9/1 | Review of Functions and Models |
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c2 | 9/3 | Inverse Functions |
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3 |
3.1 | 9/8 | Polynomial Functions |
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3.2 | 9/10 | Polynomial Division |
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3.3 | 9/15 | Zeros of Polynomial |
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6 |
3.4 | 9/17 | Polynomial Inequalities |
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7 |
3.5 | 9/22 | Rational Functions |
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8 |
3.6,7 | 9/24 | Insights |
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9 |
4.1,2 | 9/29 | Exponential Functions |
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10 |
4.2 | 10/1 | Base “e”, Models |
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11 |
4.3 | 10/6 | Logarithmic Functions |
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12 |
4.4,5 | 10/8 | Logarithmic Models |
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13 |
4.4,5 | 10/13 | Exponential Equations |
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14 |
5.1 | 10/15 | Angles and Their Measure |
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15 |
5.2 | 10/20 | Circular Functions |
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16 |
5.3 | 10/22 | Right Triangle Trig. |
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17 |
5.4 | 10/27 | Trig Functions |
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18 |
5.5 | 10/29 | Graphing Basic Trig Functions |
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19 |
5.6,7 | 11/3 | Inverse Trig Functions |
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20 |
11/5 | Review - Transformations |
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21 |
11/10 | Midterm |
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22 |
6.1,2 | 11/12 | Identities |
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6.3 | 11/17 | Sum and Difference Formulas |
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24 |
6.4,5 | 11/19 | Double and Half Angle Identities |
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25 |
6.6,7 | 11/24 | Trig Equations |
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26 |
7.1 | 12/1 | Law of Sines |
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27 |
7.2 | 12/3 | Law of Coines |
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28 |
12/8 | Project Due |
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29 |
12/10 | Review |
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30 |
12/15 | Review |
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FINAL |
12/17 | FINAL EXAM |