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MA123 - Online: Survey of Mathematics
Instructor: Linda Tansil |
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Linda Tansil
Email: ltansil@semo.edu
Office: 211 Johnson Hall (go in JH 201 and then go right past the mail boxes)
Office Hours: 10 to 11 Monday, Wednesday,
Friday; 9:30 to 10:30 Tuesday, Thursday
Office phone:
573-651-2771 (leave a message but emailing is usually faster than me
checking my messages)
Course may be accessed by
use of your SE Key username and password. Click on Calendar at
the top of this page. Then enter your SE Key and
password.
Textbook: A textbook will be required (Thinking Mathematically, 4th edition, by Robert Blitzer, Prentice Hall, 2008). This is the textbook with the big cow on the cover in front of a subway.
Browser: This course is compatible with
Internet Explorer 7.0 and
Mozilla Firefox 2.0,
and is probably compatible with other browsers.
Course Content: A sampling of topics which mixes mathematics history, its mathematicians, and its problems with a variety of real-life applications. This is a University Studies course that satisfies the Logical Systems requirement.
Technical difficulties? Get help at http://online.semo.edu/help
Getting Ready: Tour the Demo Online Course to familiarize yourself with some of the course tools.
Arrange for the proctor for your 2nd test and final ahead of time: Students will take two ID-verified proctored exams, the second test and the final
examination. The proctor can be your instructor, if you are able to come to the
Mathematics Department on campus. If that is not convenient, see the Proctor Guidelines
and Proctor Application as Word Document or as a pdf
You need to start planning your proctor arrangements as soon as you know you are taking the course.
The procotor application form must be submitted at least three weeks prior to a test to
allow time for verification.
MyMathLab: You will use MyMathLab to turn in quizzes and tests. DO NOT buy the access code. You will receive instructions on where to find your access code.
If the MyMathLab website ever goes down, use the emergency MathXl portal, and enter your username and password there.
System Requirements: Check out the System Requirements and Recommendations