Math 1113 Syllabus Summer Semester, 2003

Instructor: Mrs. Whitehead, Office: #325 GSRC, susan@math.uga.edu

Office hours MTWTh 2:40-3:30pm

Testing Labs Room 324, GSRC
10am - 10pm; No admittance after 10pm

Textbook UGA edition of PRECALCULUS by David Cohen, available at the University Bookstore

Supplements Math 1113 Expendable Supply Fee Card: Required to take tests; Purchase it at UGA bookstore for $16; Turn in when you take test 1.
Math 1113 tutorial disk for personal computer or access to tutorials at campus lab sites: http://www.eits.uga.edu/sites/
Tutoring: http://www.math.uga.edu/undergraduate/student_services.html

Math 1113 Homepage http://www.math.uga.edu/1113/1113home.htm. Contains details concerning the content of the tests and other policies.

Computer Testing Schedule: Test 1, June 17 Test 5, July 16
Test 2, June 19 Test 6, July 24
Test 3, June 26 Test 7, Aug 4
Test 4, July 8 Final Exam by appointment

Important dates: Holiday, Friday, July 4
Midpoint Withdrawal Deadline Friday, July 11

Makeup tests will be given at the discretion of the instructor. Documentation will be required.

Class quizzes will be given throughout each unit. No makeup quizzes are allowed. At the end of the semester approximately 25% of the quiz grades will be dropped.

The final exam will be cumulative.

Determination of grades Test 1 5%
Tests 2 - 7 10% each
Final Exam 20%
Quizzes 15%
Grading scale: , , , ,

Classroom Etiquette Students must arrive on time to class and must stay until the end of class. If you have a specific problem with this, you should let me know. No idle talking in class.

Withdrawals Students may be withdrawn from the class after missing more than 10% of the class periods; that is, after missing 4 class periods. If I initiate the withdrawal without your knowledge I will assign a grade of WF; if you initiate the withdrawal before the withdrawal deadline, July 11, I will assign a grade of W. Any withdrawal after the withdrawal deadline, July 11, will result in a grade of WF.

Adademic Honesty All students are responsible for maintaining the highest standards of
honesty and integrity in every phase of their academic careers. The penalties for academic dishonesty are severe and ignorance is not an acceptable defense. Students should pay particular attention to sections 5 and 7 of the academic honesty statement at www.uga.edu/ovpi/academic_honesty/culture_honesty.htm

If you have any personal problems which may affect your successfully completing this course you must communicate them with me as soon as you encounter them rather than waiting until the end of the semester after you may have failed the course.