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{\large \bf COLLEGE ALGEBRA:  MATH 111}\\
{\bf Text:  College Algebra, 6th edition\\
by Barnett, Ziegler, Byleen

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{\bf Section 7:} &MW 2:00--3:15 &Natural Sciences 108\\
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{\bf Professor:}  Keith A. Kearnes&{\bf Email:} kearnes{\char64}louisville.edu\\
{\bf Office:}  Natural Sciences 247&{\bf Phone:} 852--6826\\
{\bf Hours:}  MW  12:30--2:00 &{\bf WWW:} http://www.louisville.edu/\~{}kakear01\\
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{\bf Course Outline:}
In this course you will learn 
basic mathematical skills necessary in business, 
finance, and in every branch of the sciences
(Chaps. 2--5, 8.1-8.3.)

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{\bf Prerequisites:}
Math 102 or appropriate placement score.

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{\bf Credit:}
Math 111 satisfies the mathematics component
of the quantitative reasoning general education requirement.
%but does not count toward a degree in mathematics.
%If a student takes Math 190 (Precalculus), then the
%student gets no credit for having taken Math 111.
Math 111 or its equivalent is required for students 
who want to take Math 205 (Calculus I).

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{\bf Homework, Quizzes and Exams:}
During the semester there will be 
regularly assigned homework, weekly quizzes,
three in-class tests and a combined sections final exam. 
Your grade will be based on your homework notebook,
quiz scores, and exam results.
These components of your grade will be weighted
according to the following formula.
\[ {\bf Grade} = {\bf HW}(15\%) + {\bf Quiz}(20\%) +
{\bf T1}(15\%) + {\bf T2}(15\%) + 
{\bf T3}(15\%) + {\bf F}(20\%).\]
Late work is not accepted.
I will not give make-up quizzes, but 
I will not count your two lowest 
quiz scores.

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{\bf Scoring:}
Written work will be judged on the basis of {completeness},
{legibility} and {correctness}. 
Strings of formulas without explanation will not be accepted. 
Paragraph organization (where appropriate), complete sentences 
and correct punctuation are expected.

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{\bf Dates:}

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Quizzes/Tests: &Every Wednesday&$\hspace{.65in}$&Spring Break: &March 13--19\\
MLK, Jr. Day: &January 17&&Test 3: &April 19\\
Test 1: &February 9&&Last Day of Class: &April 24\\
Test 2: &March 8&&
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{\bf Getting Help:}
Don't wait until it is too late if you need help.  {\bf Ask questions!} 
I am available 
during the office hours listed above and also at many other times.  
If you can't see me during office hours,  then make an appointment 
with me to see me at a different time. I will also give short
answers to questions sent by email.

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{\bf WWW:} 
Information concerning our class will be posted
on my web page under {\bf information for students}.
A copy of any document I hand out in class will be accessible
from this page. I will post test solutions here.

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