Math 106 Trigonometry
Instructor: Floyd W. Wouters, Jr.
Office: Swart
234
Telephone: 424-1335
E-mail: wouters@uwosh.edu
Office Hours: Monday at 5:30 PM, Wednesday at 9:10 AM,
and Friday at 11:30 AM
Many other office hours are available by appointment. Ask
me for an appointment when you need help. I am very glad to work as hard as I
can to help you become a successful Math 106 student. In addition to
extra help that I can give you in my office, there are Math 106 tutors
available to help you in Swart 113.
Textbook: Trigonometry:
Graphs and Models, by Barnett, Ziegler, & Byleen
Grades: Grades will
be based on the following:
Three exams 27% of the grade each for a total of 81%
Quizzes
and class participation 16%
Grades of A, AB, B, BC, C, D, and F can be earned as semester grades using the following scale: 90-100 A, 85-89 AB, 79-84 B, 74-78 BC, 68-73 C, 60-67 D, 0-59 F
No make-up quizzes will be given. The average of
all previous quizzes will be used to replace the missing scores for two missed
quizzes. There will be no exceptions made on these rules!
You
will be assigned to a group of three or four students for at least one quiz
taken as a group. You will not be required to meet as a group outside of class,
but I strongly encourage you to meet as
a group outside of class to study and work together on assignments whenever
possible.
Attendance at all weekly classes is required. Class attendance will be carefully recorded and will affect your semester grade.
I am allergic to most scented cosmetics,
including lotions, perfumes, after shaves, and colognes. Please do NOT wear scented cosmetics to class or when you come for an
office visit. Thank you for your understanding.
Make up exams will be given only for a
doctor excused absence or for a funeral if I am advised of the funeral at least
one day in advance.
Exam 1: Monday
March 10, Chapter 5
Exam 2: Wednesday
April 23, Chapter 6
Exam 3: Monday
May 12, Chapters 5, 6 & 7
Complete the assignment for the day after
the end of class and before the beginning of the next class. For example the
assignment for February 4 should be completed before you arrive in class on February
6.
I reserve the right to ask the
class to show me a completed assignment at the beginning of any class that I
chose with no prior warning of my intention for a particular day.
Assignments for Math 106 Spring
2008
Feb. 4 Sec. 5.1 #1-79 odds
Feb. 6 Sec. 5.2 #1-18 all and 19-29 odds
Feb.11 Sec. 5.2 #31-36 all, 39-42 all, 45, and 47
Feb 13 Sec. 5.3 #1-32 odds, 33-38 all and 39-57 odds
Feb.18 Sec. 5.3 #59-66 all, 67-75 odds, 93-96 all, 97, 99, and 101
Feb.20 Sec. 5.4 #1-20 all and #21-39 odds
Feb.25 Sec. 5.4 #40-53 all, 57, 59, and 65
Feb.27 Sec. 5.5 #1-20 all, 21-43 odds, 57, 59, 65, 66, 71, 81
Mar. 3 Sec. 5.6 #1-31 odds, #35-45 odds, #55-63 odds
Mar. 5 Prepare for Exam 1.
Mar.10 Sec. 6.1 #1-25 odds
Mar.12 Sec. 6.1 #35-75 odds, #81-89 odds, and 95
Mar.17 Sec. 6.2 #1-8 all, 9-17 odds, and 21
Mar.19 Sec. 6.2 #27 -49 odds, 57, 59, and 63
Mar.31 Sec. 6.3 #1-31 odds
Apr. 2 Sec. 6.3 #33, 35, 41, 43, 45, 57, 59, 61, 65, and 73
Apr. 7 Sec. 6.4 #1-21 odds
Apr. 9 Sec. 6.4 #23-33 odds
Apr.14 Sec. 6.5 #1, 5, 9, 13-19 odds, and 23
Apr.16 Sec. 6.5 # 29-35 odds, 41-45 odds, 55, 61, and 67
Apr.21 Prepare for Exam 2.
Apr.23 Sec. 7.1 #1-15 odds
Apr.28 Sec. 7.1 #17-31 odds, 37, 39, 45
Apr.30 Sec. 7.2 #1-29 odds
May 5 Sec. 7.2 #31-45 odds
May 7 Prepare for Exam 3.
May 12 Prepare for Exam 3.
I will work diligently to give you
the best chance to succeed. I am here to
guide and direct your efforts. Your best chance of success is to work
cooperatively with me as best you can throughout the semester.
Pre-Test: given during the first week
Post-Test: given during the 11th week