PORTOLIO DUEPORTFOLIO DUEHomework Unit #1For Exam #1on Chapters 1 & 2Homework Unit #3For Exam #3On Chapters 5 & 6Homework Unit #4For Exam #4Homework Unit #2For Exam #5GENERAL INFORMATIONAll dates and topics are tentative. Changes may be made as semester progresses. You areresponsible for maintaining contact to verify calendar adjustments. Course documents,including calendar and syllabus, will be posted and updated in Educator.Math 120.09 Beginning Algebra, 4th Edition by K. Elayn Martin-GayDATE SECTIONS TOPIC1/91.1-1.4 Tips for Success in MathematicsSymbols and sets of NumbersFractionsIntroduction to variable expressions and equations1/11 1.5 – 1.9 Adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing real numbersProperties of real numbersReading graphs1/16 2.1-2.4 Simplifying algebraic expressionsThe addition and multiplication properties of equalitySolving linear equations1/18 2.5-2.8 Formulas and problem solving Solving linear inequalities1/23Review for Exam #11/25Exam #1 – Chapters 1 & 21/30 3.1-3.2 The rectangular coordinate system Graphing linear equations2/1 3.3-3.6 InterceptsSlope and rate of changeThe slope-intercept and point-slope forms2/6 NO CLASSES PROJECT SUCCESS DAY2/8 3.7, 4.1-4.2 FunctionsSolving systems of linear equations by graphingSolving systems of linear equations by substitution2/13 4.3-4.4 Solving systems of linear equations by addition/eliminationSystems of linear equations and problem solving2/15Review for Exam #22/20Exam #2 on Chapter 3 & 42/22 5.1-5.2 ExponentsAdding and subtracting polynomials2/27 5.3-5.4 Multiplying polynomialsSpecial products3/1 5.5-5.6 Negative exponents and scientific notationDivision of polynomials3/5 – 3/11 NO CLASSES MID-SEMESTER BREAK3/13 6.1-6.2 The greatest common factor and factoring by groupingFactoring trinomials3/15 6.3-6.4 More factoring of trinomialsFactoring binomials3/20 6.5-6.6 Solving quadratic equations by factoringQuadratic equations and problem solving3/22Review for Exam #3 3/27Exam #3 on Chapters 5 & 63/29 7.1-7.2 Simplifying, multiplying, and dividing rational expressions4/3 7.3-7.4 Adding and subtracting rational expressions4/5 7.5-7.6 Solving equations containing rational expressionsProportion and problem solving with rational expressions4/10 7.8Simplifying complex fractionsReview for Exam #44/12Exam #4 on Chapter 74/17 8.1-8.3PORTOLIO DUESimplifying, adding, and subtracting radicalsPORTFOLIO DUE4/19 8.4-8.7 Multiplying and dividing radicalsSolving equations containing radicalsRadical equations and problem solvingRational exponents4/24 9.1-9.2 Solving quadratic equations by square root method and completing the square4/26 9.3Solving quadratic equations by quadratic formulaReview for Exam #55/1Exam #5 on Chapters 8 & 95/3Review for Final Exam5/8Comprehensive Final ExamHomework Unit #1For Exam #1 on Chapters 1 & 2Homework Unit #3For Exam #3On Chapters 5 & 61.2 #1-49 e/o odd 5.1 #1-93 e/o odd1.3 #1-97 e/o odd 5.2 #1-101 e/o odd1.4 #1-61 e/o odd 5.3 #1-69 e/o odd1.5 #1-77 e/o odd 5.4 #1-101 e/o odd1.6 #1-93 e/o odd Integrated Review1.7 #1-115 e/o odd 5.5 #1-97 e/o oddIntegrated Review 5.6 #1-57 e/o odd1.8 #1-69 e/o odd Chapter #5 Review1.9 #1-53e/o odd Chapter #5 TestChapter #1Review 6.1 #1-69 e/o oddChapter #1 Test 6.2 #1-87 e/o odd2.1 #1-81e/o odd 6.3 #1-77 e/o odd2.2 #1-81e/o odd 6.4 #1-77 e/o odd2.3 #1-69 e/o odd Integrated Review2.4 #1-83 e/o odd 6.5 #1-81 e/o oddIntegrated Review 6.6 #1-41 e/o odd2.5 #1-53 e/o odd Chapter #6 Review2.6 #1-61 e/o odd Chapter #6 Test2.7 #1-57 e/o odd2.8 #1-81 e/o oddHomework Unit #4For Exam #4On Chapter 7Chapter #2 Review 7.1 #1-77 e/o oddChapter #2 Test 7.2 #1-65 e/o odd7.3 #1-49 e/o oddHomework Unit #2For Exam #2On Chapters 3 & 47.4 #1-57 e/o odd3.1 #1-61 e/o odd 7.5 #1-57 e/o odd3.2 #1-65 e/o odd Integrated Review3.3 #1-61 e/o odd 7.6 #1-61 e/o odd3.4 #1-57 e/o odd 7.8 #1-37 e/o oddIntegrated Review Chapter #7 Review3.5 #1-57 e/o odd Chapter #7 Test3.6 #1-69 e/o odd3.7 #1-69 e/o odd Homework Unit #5For Exam #5On Chapters 8 & 9Chapter #3 Review 8.1 #1-61 e/o oddChapter #3 Test 8.2 #1-57 e/o odd4.1 #1-53 e/o odd 8.3 #1-61 e/o odd4.2 #1-37 e/o odd 8.4 #1-93 e/o odd4.3 #1-45 e/o odd Integrated ReviewIntegrated Review 8.5 #1-49 e/o odd4.4 #1-45 e/o odd 8.6 #1-33 e/o oddChapter #4 Review 8.7 #1-69 e/o oddChapter #4 Test Chapter #8 ReviewChapter #8 Test9.1 #1-87 e/o odd9.2 #1-87 e/o odd9.3 #1-83 e/o oddIntegrated ReviewMathematics 120.09 Tuesday, ThursdayMrs. Babette DickelmanE-mail: [email protected] Phone JCC: 787-0800 Ask for McDivitt Hall and leave message. Necessary Materials: Beginning Algebra, 4th Edition by K. Elayn Martin-GayA calculator Mathematics 120 is a basic algebra class in which you will work with various mathematics operations and concepts. You, as the student, are responsible for your own progress and meeting all deadlines as indicated on the syllabus.Class meetings will be used for discussion of the relevant topics and individual instruction. In addition, I will be available for 15 minutes after class for those who have questions on the use of the calculator, study skills, and instructional material. If you have concerns, please let me know. Please read the JCC Academic Honesty Policy.CLASS BEHAVIOR: Please either turn cell phones and beepers off or set to vibrate and place out of sight: in your backpack or pocket or on the floor. If you are in class, I expect you to listen to the lecture and cooperate in the learning process. Please do not chat with friends, work on other courses, send text messages, or sleep during class time; if you persist in such behavior, I will ask you to leave. ATTENDANCE: I encourage you to attend regularly to help you build understanding; however, I do not grade on attendance. Late arrivals disturb the class; if you are delayed, please enter the room unobtrusively and wait until the break or after class to pick up papers, etc. JCC requires all instructors to report student attendance and levels of academic success during the first half of the semester. Given this policy, if you have two consecutive absences or 4 non-consecutive absences during the first eight weeks, I will drop you from the course. After midterm, I cannot drop you; if you do not wish to receive a grade for this class, you need to formally withdraw from the class. HOMEWORK: Homework is
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