Math 1111 - College Algebra Online - EGC        

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Math 1111 Syllabus (login to Ga VIEW D2L)

TI Calculator Manuals (pdf)

General Education Learning Outcomes

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Test 1 (Chapter 1) Information - Equations & Inequalities       (note: you may need to right-click to view video in a new window)
      (Note: This test is done on MyMathLab)

Test 1 Schedule (Homework is on MyMathLab)		Vimeo
Class Notes:	Mac or PC	Mac or PC
Section 1.1 Linear Equations (pdf)	Video	Video
Section 1.2 Quadratic Equations (pdf)	Video	Video
Section 1.3 Complex Numbers (pdf)	Video	Video
Section 1.5 Solving Inequalities (pdf)	Video	Video
Section 1.6 Equations and Inequalities with Absolute value (pdf)	Video	Video
Section 1.7 Problem Solving: Interest, Mixture, Constant Rate Apps (pdf)	Video	Video

Practice Problems for Test 1 (printable)

Test 2 (Chapter 2 & 3) Information - Graphs & Functions         (note: you may need to right-click to view video in a new window)
      (Note: This test is done on MyMathLab)

Test 2 Schedule (Homework is on MyMathLab)		Vimeo
Class Notes:	Mac or PC	Mac or PC
Section 2.1 Distance and Midpoint Formulas (pdf)	Video	Video
Section 2.2 Graphs of Equations in Two Variables (pdf)	Video	Video
Section 2.3 Lines (pdf)	Video	Video
Section 3.1 Functions (pdf)	Video	Video
Section 3.2 The Graph of a Function (pdf)	Video	Video
Section 3.3 Properties of Functions (pdf)	Video	Video
Section 3.4 Library of Functions (pdf)	Video	Video
Section 3.5 Graphing Techniques: Transformations (pdf)	Video	Video

Mid-Term Test Information (Questions from both Test 1 and Test 2 or Chapters 1, 2 & 3.)

(Note: You HAVE to come to campus to take this test.)

Test 3 Information - Polynomial & Rational Functions, Composite & One-to-One Functions  (note: you may need to right-click to view video in a new window)

     (Note: This test is done in MyMathLab)

Test 3 Schedule (Homework is on MyMathLab)		Vimeo
Class Notes:	Mac or PC	Mac or PC
Section 5.1 Polynomial Functions and Models (pdf)	Video	Video
Section 5.2 Properties of Rational Functions (pdf)	Video	Video
Section 5.3 Graphs of Rational Functions (pdf)	Video	Video
Section 6.1 Composite Functions (pdf)	Video	Video
Section 6.2 One-to-One Functions; Inverse Functions (pdf)	Video	Video

Test 4 (Chapter 6) Information - Exponential & Logarithmic Functions   (note: you may need to right-click to view video in a new window)

       (Note: This test is done on MyMathLab)

Test 4 Schedule (Homework is on MyMathLab)		Vimeo
Class Notes:	Mac or PC	Mac or PC
Section 6.3 Exponential Functions (pdf)	Video	Video
Section 6.4 Logarithmic Functions (pdf)	Video	Video
Exponential and Logarithmic Worksheet (pdf)
Section 6.5 Properties of Logarithms (pdf)	Video	Video
Section 6.6 Logarithmic and Exponential Equations (pdf)	Video	Video
Section 6.7 Financial Models Compound Interest (pdf)	Video	Video

Final Exam Information  (Note: You HAVE to come to campus to take this test.)

Formula Sheet for Final Exam (pdf)

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Final Exam Info:  (Please read carefully)

Call 912-623-2400 (Statesboro) Call 478-289-2151 (Swainsboro) Call 706-729-2246 (Swainsboro) To see if Tutoring is available for Finals Week	When is your Final Exam ?        CHECK THE BOTTOM OF THIS WEBSITE FOR THE SCHEDULE ! EVERYONE MUST TAKE THE FINAL EXAM!
	I recommend studying your old tests and practice tests (both on the class website and MyMathLab) to prepare for the final. You should also study anything we did in class. (Class Notes, Textbook, online quizzes, etc.) I think it is a good idea to "spread out" your study time. For example study a test per day.     Don't just study the night before the final!
	The final exam will consists of either 33 or 50 multiple choice questions. (3 or 2 points each)   100 points total ! Don't assume the final exam is easy because it is multiple choice ! Be sure and get the formula sheet from above and practice with it as you study for the final.
	Your final grade will be calculated as follows: Add your 4 test scores + 3*your mid-term + your homework grade + 3*your final exam score + bonuses _________________________________________________________________________ = Final grade                                                                  1100 points
	You do NOT need to bring a Scranton I will provide one.
	DON'T FORGET YOUR CALCULATOR !!        (I can't allow students to share calculators during the final exam.) Cell phones are not allowed as calculators
	Do your scratch work neatly. You may need to go back and look over a previous problem! BE SURE TO USE A PENCIL ! (You may need to erase some work you do.)
	Send me an email if you need to contact me before the final exam. kbarrs@gmail.com