EXAMINATION TIMES:
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Wed. Oct. 8 |
9 am
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Mon. Oct. 27 |
9 am
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Wed. Nov. 12 |
9 am
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Tue. Nov. 25 |
9 am
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Mon. Dec. 8 | 8-12 am |
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You may bring one page - both front and back - of equations, concepts, and conversion factors for each exam. This is cumulative in that you can bring the note(s) from all the previous exams. For example, on the third exam you can have 3 pages of note; one page for the current exam, #3, plus the notes you used on exams #1 and #2; a total three pages all together. The worked out solutions to problems is not considered to be acceptable notes.
One a one time bases only, you may make arrangements with me to make up a missed exam or to take an exam at a different time; provided your rationale is reasonable. Moreover, you must be able to match the score you make on a make-up exam on a least one of your other exam scores in order for me to accept count your make-up score a legitimate.
HOMEWORK & ATTENDANCE:
You will be assigned one homework problems daily with typically four subparts plus a bonus question.
CLASS GRADE:
Your overall letter grade in class is determined by the total points accumulated on:
• Four one-hour exams, each worth 1/6 = 17% of your final grade.
• Daily Homework and Attendance, worth 1/6 = 17% of your final grade.
• Comprehensive final exam, worth 2/6 = 33% of your final grade.
LETTER GRADE SCALE
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You are allowed to drop one of your four hour-exams or your homework/attendance grade if you take the final exam. Alternately, you can drop the final if you are satisfied with your average grade on the four one-hour exams and your homework/attendance grade.
TOPICS for EXAM #1
TOPICS for EXAM #2
TOPICS for EXAM #3
TOPICS for EXAM #4
ADDITIONAL TOPICS for FINAL EXAM