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DEPARTMENT OFMATHEMATICSLecture Section 41Lab Sections 42-52MAC 1105 College AlgebraFall 2019Lecture Section 53Lab Sections 54-61STUDENTSYLLABUSLecture Section 71Lab Sections 72-77Instructor Information: Lecturer: Ms. Blackwelder Office: MCH 115-G (Milton Carothers Hall is directly behind Dirac Science Library and is just west of theFSU Bookstore Due to an electrical fire on Aug 16, the MCH Building is currently closed. Office hoursand Help Sessions will be held once the building reopens. Hopefully, the building will open Sept 3. Phone: 850-644-1787 (no voice mail) Email: blackwelder@math.fsu.edu or mblackwelder@fsu.eduo Please do not send e-mail through Canvas. When necessary, please write to me directly at eitherof the addresses shown above. I will reply to your FSU e-mail.o Please refer to Syllabus, Canvas Announcements, Canvas Calendar, or MyMathLab beforesending e-mail. I have over 600 students in my 3 lecture classes; information will be provideden masse.o If you are sick and will miss test (not quiz) or have an emergency, then please write to me. Office Hours (for individual discussions about grades, absences, course policies, etc)o Mon 2-4 p.m. in 115-G MCH Help Sessions (for help with course content):o Tue/Thr 12:30-1:30 p.m. and 3:30-4:30 p.m. in MCH 110 Homepage: https://www.math.fsu.edu/ blackwCourse Information: Lecture Class will not meet on Tue Nov 26. Lab Classes will not meet on Mon Nov 25. Meeting time and lab sections on Mondays (The first lab meeting will be Sept 9):TR 8:00-9:15 a.m. in 102 HCB(Lecture Sec 41)M 8:00-8:50 in 113 HTL (Sec 42)M 9:05-9:55 in 113 HTL (Sec 43)M 9:05-9:55 in 114 HTL (Sec 44)M 10:10-11:00 in 113 HTL (Sec 45)M 10:10-11:00 in 114 HTL (Sec 46)M 11:15-12:05 in 113 HTL (Sec 47)M 11:15-12:05 in 114 HTL (Sec 48)M 12:20-1:10 in 113 HTL (Sec 49)M 12:20-1:10 in 114 HTL (Sec 50)M 1:25-2:15 in 113 HTL (Sec 51)M 1:25-2:15 in 114 HTL (Sec 52)TR 11:00-12:15 in 275 FLH(Lecture Sec 53)M 2:30-3:20 in 104 HTL (Sec 54)M 2:30-3:20 in 105 HTL (Sec 55)M 3:35-4:25 in 104 HTL (Sec 56)M 3:35-4:25 in 105 HTL (Sec 57)M 5:15-6:05 in 104 HTL (Sec 58)M 5:15-6:05 in 105 HTL (Sec 59)M 6:45-7:35 in 104 HTL (Sec 60)M 6:45-7:35 in 105 HTL (Sec 61)TR 2:00-3:15 in 2100 HWC(Lecture Sec 71)M 8:00-8:50 in 107 MCH (Sec 72)M 9:05-9:55 in 107 MCH (Sec 73)M 10:10-11:00 in 107 MCH (Sec 74)M 11:15-12:05 in 107 MCH (Sec 75)M 12:20-1:10 in 107 MCH (Sec 76)M 1:25-2:15 in 107 MCH (Sec 77)Lecture Class: At this time the Lecturer will present new material, provide examples, and as time allows, takequestions on homework problems. It is important to keep up with material in order to be successful in anymathematics course. Students should do the assigned homework from the previously covered section betweenlectures.A Lecture Outline will be used in Lecture Class and is considered as required. It will be difficult to keep up inlecture class without the outline. It may be purchased from Target Print and Mail, 635 W. Tenn St. (about 13), or you may choose to print the outline using your own paper, printer, ink – see link on Canvas Lecture site.1
Lab Class: Labs are held in computer-equipped classrooms. Quizzes and Tests will be given in Lab. Studentswill not be allowed to attend a different lab – not even on a one-time-basis.On quiz days, the first 25 minutes of the class will be spent working on practice problems. The Lab Proctorswill assist with the software and, as time permits, with the material. Lab Proctors cannot provide individualinstruction for students who have missed Lecture Class. Priority will be given to students who have classnotes. A quiz will be given during the last 25 minutes of lab. The quiz will not be given early and students mustbe present from the beginning of class in order to take the quiz.On test days there will be no time for practice in lab; the test will start promptly at the beginning of class.Graded tests are not available for review at any time other than test day. Students may record the section itemmissed and review their graded test before leaving the classroom.Lab classes are never rescheduled; not even on a one-time basis. That means: If you miss your lab classtime, you have missed the quiz/test scheduled for that day. (See below for Missed quiz/test Policy).Cell phones should not be out during lab (practice or quiz/test time). If a student is found to have access to acell phone during the quiz/test, it will be considered a violation of the Academic Honor Policy. Eligibility:This course is required for students majoring in the sciences or business, and for students in majors who must takecourses for which MAC 1105 is a prerequisite, and for students in majors that require MAC 1105 be taken.Students who are currently in (or exploring) non-science and non-math based majors should consider taking MGF1106 or 1107. Students with questions should see their advisor.You cannot receive credit for MAC 1105 if you have received credit for MAC 1104, MAC 1140 or MACx140, or equivalent courses. Students in these categories are eligible for their next mathematics course. Studentsin this category may audit MAC 1105.Students who have credit for MAC 1102, MAC 1132, MAC x132, or equivalent courses may not takeMAC 1105 for full credit. Students in this category may (a) take MAC 1140 or (b) take MAC 1105 for reducedcredit of (1) semester hour, Option (b) should be considered only in exceptional cases.All incoming Freshman students who intend to register for College Algebra (MAC 1105), AnalyticTrigonometry (MAC 1114), Precalculus Algebra (MAC 1140), Calculus with Analytic Geometry I (MAC 2311),or Calculus for Business (MAC 2233) as their first mathematics course at FSU (in their first semester orsubsequent semesters) will be required to take the ALEKS exam, regardless of AP/IB/AICE/CLEP scores, orincoming credit.It is the student's responsibility to check and prove eligibility. Doubts should be resolved during the DropAdd period, but students entering after that period must still prove eligibility. Ineligible students will not bepermitted to receive credit for the course. American Disabilities Act:Within the first week of classes, students with disabilities needing academic accommodations should: 1) registerwith and provide documentation to the Student Disability Resource Center (SDRC); and 2) bring a letter to theirinstructor from SDRC indicating the need for accommodation and what type. Each student must meet withhis/her lecturer to discuss his/her particular situation and the available testing options. Accommodationswill be provided within one week of that meeting. If you already have your accommodations letter, speakwith me Tue Aug 27 and arrange a time to meet on Wed Aug 28.Please note that instructors are not allowed to provide classroom accommodation to a student until appropriateverification from the Student Disability Resource Center has been provided.This departmental syllabus and instructor written class materials can be made available in alternative format uponrequest. For more information contact the Student Disability Resource Center, 874 Traditions Way, 108 StudentServices Building, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL 32306-4167 (850) 644-9566 (voice) (850) 644-8504(TDD) sdrc@admin.fsu.edu http://www.disabilitycenter.fsu.edu/2
Textbook / MyMathLabFor Fall 2019, MAC 1105 will require MyMathLab access. All Tests and Quizzes (both in-class and outside-ofclass quizzes) will be taken using MyMathLab. It is the student’s responsibility to have purchased access andentered the access code before the second week of classes. The 14-day grace period begins with the first login.There will be no extensions or excused absences for not acquiring access or for not remembering logincredentials. Please reference the MyMathLab information provided in Canvas. No Course ID is needed;registration for MML begins in your Canvas Lab Class site. From Canvas Lab Class site, in the left column,click MyLab and Mastering and follow instructions. Payment may be deferred for 14 days, but payment isrequired. Lowest cost is about 105 paid directly to Pearson with PayPal or Credit Card. (The payment codesold by the FSU Bookstore is about 125.) Please use your FSUID (of form abc19x) as user name.MyMathLab access comes with the e-book. Students are not required to purchase a print edition of the text. Thereis a 14-day grace period in which students may access all the online content before purchasing access and it isrecommended that students try the online options before deciding on whether or not to purchase the print editionin addition to the access code for the online content.The sections covered in MAC 1105 from Algebra & Trigonometry, 10th Edition by Sullivan are: R4, R5, R7, R8,1.1, 1.2, 1.4, 1.5, 2.1-2.4, 3.1-3.5, 4.1, 4.3, 4.4, 5.4, 6.1-6.6, 12.1, 12.7. Computer Assisted-Instruction Course:This is a computer-assisted-instruction course. All tests and quizzes will be taken over the Internet; someassignments must be completed outside of the lab classrooms. If you do not have Internet access at home, thenyou will have to arrange time in your schedule to work on campus. Firefox is the recommended browser, followedby Chrome and then Safari. Courtesy and Student Conduct Code:Students should not arrive late to class without an explanation afterward or leave early from class without advancepermission. Self-restraint, courtesy, and consideration for fellow students and the lecturer are important. FSUstudents not enrolled in MAC 1105 or other guests are not permitted without permission from the lecturer.Violators will be reported to the University Judicial Officer. Students may not alter the desktop, edit softwarepreferences, or any other way tamper with the computers and software in the HTL classrooms. Violators will bereported to the University Judicial Officer for violation of the Student Conduct Code. Competencies:Students will demonstrate the ability to: Analyze problems drawn from real-world scenarios by interpretingand evaluating data and applying appropriate mathematical, statistical, logical, and/or computationalmodels or principles, using appropriate technology, and explaining the results. Grading:Your graded work will consist of quizzes (in lab and outside of class), tests, and a final exam. See descriptionsbelow. Students must have their FSU ID or a photo ID for all quizzes and tests.Practice: Section practices are outside-of-class assignments meant to build your skills in an ungradedenvironment. You have unlimited attempts for each practice assignment. Points from practice assignments maybe used to bolster your quiz average. (See below for Quiz Average Formula.)3
Required Homework Quiz: Quizzes given outside-of-class are called homework quizzes. Each homework quizgrade will count as a quiz grade. Three (3) attempts will be allowed for each of these quizzes, and the highestscore will be retained as the grade. Students can use any text material and class notes to assist them on homeworkquizzes, but students cannot receive any other assistance. Students should not wait until the last minute tocomplete a Homework Quiz; time should be allowed to take the quiz at a campus lab. Extensions will not begiven because of problems with network connections at home or problems related to using an unapprovedbrowser. Because these quizzes may be taken over a period of time, no make-up quizzes will be given.Lab Quiz: A quiz will be given in lab on each non-test day. Only one attempt is allowed for these quizzes. Nomake-up quizzes will be given. (See below for Missed/Quiz Test Policy.)Tests: Three unit tests are given during the semester and all tests will be taken during your lab. On test days, thereis no practice time in lab. Completed Tests are available for review only in lab at the time the test iscompleted and graded. Students should write down their answers orderly on the provided scrap paper. Thisorganization will assist you in reviewing your quiz/test before/after it has been graded. Students may not begin atest and then decide not to take it. Once a test is started, it must be completed. Tests are required on the TestDates.Students should note these test dates and keep them in mind when considering family obligations. Familyreunions and graduations are not valid excuses for missing tests.Sections01-3233-77Test 1Sept. 24Sept. 23Test 2Oct. 22Oct. 21Test 3Nov. 19Nov. 18Final Exam: The Final Exam is comprehensive. Your Final Exam will be given in one of the four computerequipped classrooms in HTL or in 107 MCH or in 319 HCB. The University Final Exam Schedule does not applyto MAC 1105. The MAC 1105 Final Exam will be given M-F of Exam Week (Dec 9-Dec 13). You will register,on-line, for a final exam time. Exam Registration will open at 12:00 noon on Wednesday, Nov. 6th. You mustschedule an exam time before 12:00 noon on Wednesday, Nov. 27th. During this 3-week period, you will be ableto change your exam time, depending on available times. You must check your exam schedule carefully. Afterfinal exam registration closes, changes, without penalty, will be made only for conflicts that involve documentedchanges in the exam schedule for your other classes. That is, changes will be made only if an instructor in one ofyour classes changes the time of the final exam from that given in the Directory of Classes, and this changeconflicts with your selected MAC 1105 exam time. A 15% penalty will be imposed on your final exam gradefor any other changes made after registration closes, this includes students who fail to register before thedeadline, miss their exam, changes in travel, or because of airline ticket purchases. The link for the on-lineregistration will be on your course Canvas site.Grade Calculation:U Average of 3 Unit Tests; Q Percent Average of quizzes E Final Exam; P Participation Requirement DeductionA student’s grade will be computed by whichever of the following results in a higher grade (subject toParticipation Req’mt). Academic integrity is essential to academic merit; an "F" in the course should beexpected by a student involved in academic dishonesty.(60%U 10%Q 30%E) - PA 91.50 and aboveA- 89.50-91.49orB 87.50-89.49B 81.50-87.49B- 79.50-81.49(40%U 10%Q 50%E) - PC 76.50-79.49C 69.50-76.49C- 65.50-69.494D 59.50-65.49D- 55.50-59.49F below 55.50
The Quiz Grade for this course consists of lab quiz grades and required homework quiz grades. Class attendanceand practice points may also be used in computing the Quiz Grade. Each Lecturer will announce his/her policy forbolstering your quiz average. No lab or homework quiz grades will be dropped when calculating the QuizGrade. (See below Quiz Average Formula)This course has a participation requirement measured by assignment completion. Students are in danger offailing the course if they miss more than 3 quizzes (lab, or required homework; excused or not). Your finalcourse average will be reduced by 1 point for each additional quiz missed beyond 3. No exceptions. (Even ifa student has an excuse for a missed lab quiz, that still counts as a missed quiz.)Quiz Average Formula for Blackwelder’s Lecture Classes: Students will earn points (ParticipationPoints) to bolster their quiz average from work done on MML Section Practice Assignments andfrom MML Quiz/Unit Test Practices and from MML Learning Catalytics in Lecture Class. No QuizGrades are dropped. You may earn enough points to cover up to 3 missed quizzes. At the end of thesemester, your percentage of MML Participation Points will be multiplied by 300 . These are added tothe Sum of your Quiz grades before dividing by total number of quizzes. Please note: The maximumQuiz Average is 100%.QuizAvg LQ1 . LQ08 HwQ1 . HwQ20? (% of possible points You earned * 300)28? (total number of quizzes given)Concerning MML Section Practices (total about 800 possible points): It is important that your keep up withthe pace of Lecture Class. In order to earn full credit from Section Practices, they must be completed by theinitial due date that is set. Credit is earned for the total number of problems completed in the particular sectionpractice. Once that date has passed, the assignments will be made available again, with a second due date of 11a.m., Wed Dec 4, but you will only earn 70% of the total number of problems completed since the first due date.Some sections covered after Test 3 may not be included in the Participation Points. Sections 6.5 and 6.6 may notbe included. Sections 12.1 and 12.7 will not be included.Concerning MML Quiz/Test Practices (total about 225 possible points; this is an estimate) : Prior to eachLab Quiz and each Unit Test a designated “practice” will be available. Quiz/Test “practices” appear in MMLAssignments as “quizzes”, but do not count as a quiz grade. They appear as “quizzes” so that similarproblems may be pooled and the assignment length kept shorter. Credit is earned from the total number ofproblems answered correctly from the highest graded attempt. (Similar practices will be available for theFinal Exam, but those will not contribute to this point total. Quiz Average computation will be completedDec 4.)Concerning MML Learning Catalytics in Lecture Class (total possibly about 20-30 possible points;this is an estimate): Attendance in lecture class is encouraged, but we do not have a “lecture classattendance policy”. That is, attendance will not be taken in each lecture class and there is no set number oflecture class absences allowed. The classroom response system Learning Catalytics will be used in somelecture classes. The points earned will be part of the Participation Points total. In order to participate,students must have a smart phone with a web browser and must know their MML login credentials.(MML-LC cannot be accessed through Canvas.) MML-LC may be used to answer problems related to thecourse material under consideration, answer questions related to course policies, or to record attendance.No allowance will be made for students who miss responding because of arriving late to lecture class orfrom leaving early. Announcement will not be made in advance for when MML-LC will be used.5
Course Policies: Attendance:Attendance at each class is expected of all students without exception. A student absent from class bears the fullresponsibility for all subject matter and procedural information discussed in class.Students are expected to arrive on time for lecture. Lecture class will begin promptly; students should be seatedprior to the beginning of class.Except for sickness or personal emergency, students are expected to remain in the classroom until class isdismissed. Personal appointments should not be scheduled during class time. Students who must leave earlyshould inform the lecturer in advance and should be seated near an exit.Laptop computers and cell phones must be put away during lecture class (unless you are using a smart tablet fortaking notes). It is critical to learn to listen, concentrate, take notes without your phone.The classroom response system Learning Catalytics may be used to earn participation points from Lecture Class.Learning Catalytics is included in your MyMathLab subscription. (See Quiz Average above.) CalculatorsThe only authorized calculator allowed during in-class Tests and Quizzes is the calculator available on thecomputers in the HTL/MCH/HCB classrooms. No other calculators are allowed. The use of unauthorizedcalculators is a violation of the Academic Honor Policy, as stated below, and will be dealt with accordingly. Missed Quiz/Test PolicyDocumentation must be provided to Ms. Blackwelder (not TAs) in person, in her office. Documentationwill not be accepted by e-mail. Documentation will not be accepted in lecture class. If you are sick, do notbring documentation until you are cleared to return to classes. Mondays are great days to stop by office. We canlook at your grade, talk about the course, see if you need help.Miss
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