Mth112 - College Algebra
Course Contact
- Gary Grohs
- ggrohs@elgin.edu
- D208
- 847.214.7964
Course outline
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Resources
Filename and Description | Creator | Last Updated |
Syllabus Outline General syllabus outline for all courses |
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Instructor File Contains chapters to cover and general course information. |
Ken Beynon | 9/2015 |
Final Exam Review Packet (answers) This is a packet of examples created for the Final Exam Review sessions. |
Phil Pardun | 12/2016 |
Conics Guide for Exam This is a handout that we use for practice, and that I provide with their exam over conics. The handout allows me to ask questions about characteristics of graphs from equations without “giving away” the shape. |
Catherine Mouson | 2009 |
Common Graphs to Know This is just a quick summary of the common graphs I expect all 112 students to know before we study transformations. |
Dan Kernler | 2009 |
Conic Section Summary This is a summary of the graphs of all the conic sections including their key properties. |
Dan Kernler | 2009 |
Constructing Functions from Real World Data This is a handout to use the TI-84 calculator and its regression capabilities to model data. |
Mary Ann Tuerk | 2009 |
Introduction to Mathematical Induction This handout includes a casual understanding of induction (dominoes falling), along with a rigorous definition and several examples. |
Dan Kernler | 2004 |
Graphical Solutions to Problems This is a lab to introrduce the use of graphing calculator and to review concepts from the review chapter. |
Mary Ann Tuerk | 2009 |
Piecewise-Defined Functions This is a lab to help students grasp the concept of piecewise-defined functions. |
Mary Ann Tuerk | 2009 |
Graphing Rational Functions A lab to help students identify the key skills expected of them regarding graphs of rational functions. |
Mary Ann Tuerk | 2009 |
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Last updated: 6/1/2015