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Spring 2013    Intermediate Algebra (5 units)

Section MTH-56-4446   Class Begins 1/22/2013

Course Description

Fundamental properties and operations of the set of real and complex numbers; linear and quadratic equations and inequalities; polynomials; factoring polynomials; rational expressions; exponents and roots; relations, functions and inverse functions; the Cartesian Coordinate System and linear functions; conic sections; systems of equations and inequalities; matrices, determinants, and Cramer's Rule; exponential and logarithmic functions; sequences and series; and the Binomial Theorem.

  • Instructor:  Jason Edington
  • Email:    jedington@mendocino.edu
    After the class has started, please use MyMathLab Private Messages for communication.
  • Textbook Information: Blitzer, Robert, O-321-72928-5, Intermediate Algebra for College Students, 6E Books a la Carte Edition plus MyMathLab Student Access Code, 122.67
  • Estimated Time per Week: Students can expect to spend approximately 15 hours per week reading, working on research assignments, taking quizzes and participating in online class discussions.  This class is not self-paced.  Specific assignments and discussions are meant to be completed for the whole class at the same time.
  • Special Requirements: Log into ETUDES by the first day of class and begin follow the instructions.  Be sure to go through the orientation and follow directions to MyMathLab.
  • Assignments & Tests: Assignments and tests are outlined on MyMathLab.
  • Additional Comments: The entire course will be conducted online through the MyMathLab course management system. Students are required to have Internet access, an active email account, the ability to use word processing, conduct Internet searches, attach files, send emails and private messages, and work independently.
  • New to Etudes: Here is an Online Orientation (Flash presentation opens in a new window) that will show you the basics of how to use Etudes. Here is a flash tutorial (Flash presentation opens in a new window) that demonstrates the log in protocol. Be sure to check System Requirements before getting started with Etudes. You need to do this on each computer you use while taking a class through Etudes.
  • Etudes Course: You will log into the Etudes classroom with the log-in information provided below.

Login ID

Password

First 2 letters of first name +
First 2 letters of last name +
Last 5 digits of Student COLLEAGUE ID
(Type using all lower case letters)
Example:
Jose A. Garcia
Student ID: 1021945
Username = joga21945

Month Day of birth in school records
 
(Type using all lower case letters)
Example:
Birthday is April 11th, 1982 (04/11/82)
Password = 0411

Etudes link