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College Algebra Concepts and Applications

Get the latest covid-19 information: https://covid19.arizona.edu/, course objectives:.

To help students improve basic algebra skills by way of an integrated review of these skills as they are needed in the course.

To promote problem-solving and critical thinking skills through the application of algebraic concepts to common situations.

To enhance learning and understanding of algebraic concepts through the integrated use of graphing calculators.

To provide a sufficient algebra background for Math 113, Math 116, Math 120R, and Math 163/263.

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Section information and links to instructor class webpages are found here. 

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Students must meet eligibility requirements.

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The SPECIFIC Course Policy for your Math 112 section should be made available to you by your instructor.

Spring 2024 Math 112 General Course Policies

Spring 2024 Math 112 General Course Calendar

List of Math 112 Topics

COURSE MATERIALS

The following course materials are required for Math 112:

ALEKS Access (billed to your Bursar account and accessed through D2L)

Graphing Calculator --  Certain models of graphing calculators are allowed, while others are forbidden. Information can be found here .

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EXAM (MIDTERM) INFORMATION

The first exam will take place on Thursday February 15th, 2024, from 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM.   It will cover 5 sections:

Graphs of Functions

Linear Functions

Piecewise Linear Functions

Transformations of Functions

Math 112 Exam 1 Information:

Exam 1 Room Locations

Exam 1 Information for Students

Exam 1 Study Strategies

Exam 1 Study Guide - Practice Exams:

To supplement your studying with the examples in the Class Notes, the problems in the four Practice Exams below are similar to the questions on the exam and are a great way to prepare for it!  In order to help you prepare and study for Exam 1 , t he Exam 1 Study Guide has been divided into four parts for you to use as Practice Exams: 

Midterm 1 Practice Exam 1

Midterm 1 Practice Exam 2

Midterm 1 Practice Exam 3

Midterm 1 Practice Exam 4

Exam 1 Review:  free optional in-person Practice Exam 

When:   Monday, February 12, 2024 from 6:00pm - 8:00pm 

Where:  GITT 129B

Students who wish to attend the in-person Review/Practice Exam will need to bring a graphing calculator, pen/pencil, scratch paper, and a web-connected device to access a practice exam through Gradescope.  Students will be given 60 minutes to work on 20 questions. Students will submit their answers on Gradescope and they will be scored. After this practice exam, some instructors and GTAs will be in the auditorium to answer questions and give explanations for the 20 questions and their answers. The problems in this review session will be different from those on the four Practice Exams located above.  

The second exam will take place on Thursday, March 21st 2024, from 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM .  The second exam will cover 4 sections:

Combining Functions

Inverse Functions

Quadratic Functions

Polynomial Functions

Math 112 Exam 2 Information:

Exam 2 Room Locations

Exam 2 Information for Students

Exam 2 Strategies

Exam 2 Study Guide - Practice Exams:

To supplement your studying with the examples in the Class Notes , t he problems in the Practice Exams below are similar to the questions on the exam and are a great way to prepare for it!  In order to help you prepare and study for Exam 2 , t he Exam 2 Study Guide has been divided into four parts for you to use as Practice Exams: 

Midterm 2 Practice Exam 1

Midterm 2 Practice Exam 2

Midterm 2 Practice Exam 3

Midterm 2 Practice Exam 4

Exam 2 Review:  free optional in-person Practice Exam 

When:  Monday March 18th, 2024 from 6:00pm - 8:00pm

Students who wish to attend the in-person Review/Practice Exam will need to bring a graphing calculator, pen/pencil, scratch paper, and a web-connected device to access a practice exam through Gradescope.  Students will be given 60 minutes to work on 20 questions. Students will submit their answers on Gradescope and they will be scored. After this practice exam, some instructors and GTAs will be in the auditorium to answer questions and give explanations for the 20 questions and their answers. The problems in this review session will be different from those on the above Midterm 2 Practice Exams .   

The third exam will take place on Thursday, April 25th, 2024 from 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM .  The third exam will cover 5 sections:

Rational Functions

Exponential Functions

Logarithmic Functions

Logarithm Properties

Exponential and Logarithmic Equations and Applications

Math 112 Exam 3 Information:

Exam 3 Room Locations  

Exam 3 Information for Students

Exam 3 Strategies

Exam 3 Study Guide - Practice Exams:

To supplement your studying with the examples in the Class Notes, the problems in the Practice Exams below are similar to the questions on the exam and are a great way to prepare for it!  In order to help you prepare and study for Exam 3 , t he Exam 3 Study Guide has been divided into four parts for you to use as Practice Exams: 

Exam 3 Practice Exam 1

Exam 3 Practice Exam 2

Exam 3 Practice Exam 3

Exam 3 Practice Exam 4

Exam 3 Review:  free optional in-person Practice Exam

When:   Monday, April 22, 2024 from 6:00pm - 8:00pm 

Where:  GITT 129B   

Students who wish to attend the in-person Review/Practice Exam will need to bring a graphing calculator, pen/pencil, scratch paper, and a web-connected device to access a practice exam through Gradescope.  Students will be given 60 minutes to work on 20 questions. Students will submit their answers on Gradescope and they will be scored. After this practice exam, some instructors and GTAs will be in the auditorium to answer questions and give explanations for the 20 questions and their answers. The problems in this review session will be different from those on the Study Guide.  

Common Final Exam

A common comprehensive final exam is given in all sections of Math 1 12 on Monday, May 6th, 2024, from 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM.     

The final exam is comprehensive and will cover all sections from the course.

Final Exam Room Locations

Final Exam Info rmation for Students

Final Exam Strategies

FINAL EXAM Zoom Review

There will be an optional Final Exam Zoom Review. 

Wednesday , May 1st , 2024 from 6:00pm - 8:00pm

Zoom Link  https://arizona.zoom.us/j/89778207167

The problems in the Final Exam Practice Exams, Exam 1 Practice Exams, Exam 2 Practice Exams, and Exam 3 Practice Exams are similar to the questions on the Final Exam and are a great way to prepare for it!  In addition to these Practice Tests, in order to help you prepare and study for the Final Exam, we will be offering a free review session on Zoom. This session is an opportunity for you to practice with more problems similar to ones you might see on the exam. These problems will be different from those on the Practice Exams. 

Final Exam Study Guide - Practice Exams:

To supplement your studying with the examples in the Class Notes, the problems in the Practice Exams below are similar to the questions on the exam and are a great way to prepare for it!  In order to help you prepare and study for the Final Exam, t he Final Exam Study Guide has been divided into three parts for you to use as Practice Exams:

Final Exam: Practice Exam 1

Final Exam: Practice Exam 2

Final Exam: Practice Exam 3

Archived Study Guides:

Fall 2018 Midterm 1 Study Guide

Fall 2018 Midterm 2 Study Guide

Fall 2018 Midterm 3 Study Guide

Fall 2018 Final Exam Study Guide

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( Warning:  Students cannot receive credit for more than one of Math 112 or Math 132 )

Description of the course

Concepts covered in this course include: methods of integration; applications of the integral to geometry, physics, and economics; slope fields and the qualitative behavior of solutions to differential equations; and Taylor series. 

Successful completion of Math 112 is awarded 4 semester hours of credit. The lecture sections of the course meet 3 times a week for 50 minutes or twice a week for 80 minutes.  The fourth hour is a required lab session in which students work through a lab lesson with assistance from a graduate student teaching assistant (TA).  Students complete the related lab exercises outside of lab time and submit these to their TA for grading. These lab lessons and exercises are accessible using the Lab links below.  The lab content complements the lectures and examines themes that run throughout the course. The lab component accounts for 15% of the course grade.

• Single Variable Calculus with Early Transcendentals (9th edition), by James Stewart, published by Cengage. It is a available in the bookstore. Do not purchase WebAssign unless it is required by your instructor. The course covers section 5.5, select sections in chapters 6, 8 and 9, and most of the material in chapters 7 and 11.

Calculators

• Students are encouraged to have a TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator for Math 111 and Math 112.  Calculators are used only to complete select labs and homework.  
• Students can expect to take most tests and quizzes and the final exam without a calculator.

Students will meet with a teaching assistant (TA) for the 4th hour of the course each week, beginning the first full week of classes.  

Labs 0-10 are posted below.  Lab 0 is a Calculus I review that should be completed after the first lecture and submitted at the first lab session for grading.  The lab sessions do not convene until the first full week of classes.

History of Calculus Assignment:

History of Calculus.pdf

The exam for all sections of Math 112 is administered during the math block as seen in the exam schedule.  The room assignments for the final exam are posted in the Mathematics Department in Jones Hall the week before the exam.

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• Math 112 F12 Final Exam Solutions
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Tutoring for Math 111 and Math 112

Free tutoring (beginning on Monday of the first full week of classes) is provided by graduate assistants for Math 111 and Math 112 in Jones 112 from 5:00 until 8:00 p.m. on Monday through Thursday evenings. See your instructor for details.

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Instructor: Denis Auroux (aur oux@ math.harvard.edu)

Office: Science Center 539. Office hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:30-11am. (+ Friday 3/8, 3:30-5pm) --> Lectures: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 12:00-1:15pm, Science Center Hall E.

Course assistants:

• Emily Saunders (esaunders@college): section Wednesdays 6-7:15pm in SC 221, office hours Mondays 8-9pm in Leverett Dining Hall (Math Night).
• Valerie Zhang (vzhang@college): section Tuesdays 1:30-2:45pm in SC 222, office hours Fridays 12-2pm in Mather D-Hall.
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• Garrett Brown (garrettbrown@college): section Mondays 1:30-2:45pm in SC 411, office hours Sundays 9:30-11:30am in Winthrop D-Hall.

Textbook: Rudin, Principles of Mathematical Analysis , McGraw-Hill, 3rd edition.

There will be weekly (or near-weekly) homework assignments, a midterm during class period on Tuesday March 12, and a final exam during finals period (Monday May 13). Approximate grading weight: homework 40%, midterm 20%, final 40%.

Syllabus: see below.

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Homework assignments will be posted here. You are encouraged to discuss the homework problems with other students. However, the homework that you hand in should reflect your own understanding of the material. You are NOT allowed to copy solutions from other students or other sources.

No late homeworks will be accepted. However, we will drop your lowest homework score, so you are allowed to miss one assignment without a penalty.

All homework submissions should be uploaded to Canvas (handwritten work is welcome, but please upload a scan or photo).

• Homework 1 due Thursday Feb 7 ( .tex ) and solutions ( .tex )
• Homework 2 due Thursday Feb 14 ( .tex ) and solutions ( .tex )
• Homework 3 due Tuesday Feb 26 ( .tex ) and solutions ( .tex )
• Homework 4 due Tuesday March 5 ( .tex ) and solutions ( .tex )
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• Homework 8 due Thurday April 18 ( .tex ) and solutions ( .tex )
• Homework 9 due Tuesday April 30 ( .tex ) and solutions ( .tex )

The final exam will take place on Monday May 13, 9:00-12:00, in Emerson 210. It will cover all of the material seen during the semester. Rudin allowed, no other materials allowed.

See here for more information about the content covered in the exam and additional practice problems from Rudin.

The midterm took place on Tuesday March 12, 12:00-1:15, in Science Center Hall E (usual place and time). It covered the material seen in lecture up to Tuesday March 5 (most of it included) -- specifically, Rudin pages 1-63, minus the appendix to Chapter 1 and the section on perfect sets on p.41-42.

Allowed: Rudin's book but NO OTHER MATERIALS (no notes, no calculators, no electronics). IMPORTANT: to take advantage of this policy, you need a physical copy of the book that isn't heavily annotated with extra text! (highlighting/underlining is fine). (or a printout / photocopy of chapters 1-3).

The midterm will not be about digging for arcane facts in Rudin -- it will only use concepts that you should be well familiar with from repeated exposure in lecture and in homework assignments. The book is allowed in order to reduce your stress level, but shouldn't be necessary. You won't need to quote specific theorem numbers from Rudin, as long as what you are using is a valid theorem we've seen in class.

Midterm score distribution: the median score was 90 out of 120, the lower quartile was 74, the upper quartile was 104. This means: 25% of the scores were below 74, 25% between 74 and 90, 25% between 90 and 104, 25% above 104. Scores are available on Canvas; you can get your midterm back in class on Thursday 3/28, or during office hours.

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