1. W ELCOME TO MM150 Survey of Mathematics LaTriece Tanksley, Instructor LTanksley@kaplan.edu (912) 921-4661 Please email me if my fax picks up!

2. I MPORTANT I NFORMATION o Course Syllabus o Announcements o Course Questions

3. W EEKLY U NIT R EQUIREMENTS Discussion Forum Participation Post Early Be detailed and substantive in your posts and responses to peers A minimum of 3 substantive posts weekly Include worked out mathematical examples in your posts Discussion boards cannot be made up MML Graded Assessments Weekly an assessment is given in MyMathLab to determine student retention and ability to perform the competencies that are covered in the weekly readings. Students are encouraged to start the assessment early to allow ample time to complete the work by the end of the unit week. Each problem can be attempted 2 times before it is marked incorrect. The MML component is specific about the way answers should be entered. Please pay attention to these requirements. Within the application, there are options to “View an Example” and “Help Me Solve This”. Use them, as they are great help. Late Work Policy As stated above, discussion boards cannot be made up. If there is an unforeseen emergency that hinders you from completing the MML graded assessment, please notify me by email to make arrangements to request extra time to complete the task. I am flexible in this area, but will not extend the courtesy of late submissions

4. S EMINAR P ARTICIPATION For this class you will be able to attend seminar on: 1. Wednesday, 10PM - LaTriece Tanksley You will receive an invitation via email for each one each week. Please do not be confused, just know that you do not need to attend all of them. Pick the one that works best for you. If you are unable to attend either of the 3 seminar sessions, feel free to complete the Seminar Option 2 for each week. Participation credit will be granted for completing the 5 problem quiz. Note that seminar opt out is only available for the current unit week, and is subject the timeframe of the unit week (Wednesday – Tuesday).

5. E ND OF C OURSE P ROJECT There is no final exam for the course. However, students are required to complete a course project. Details of the project can be found as you scroll through the course material; and will be discussed during seminars 5 and 6.

6. U NIT 1 Section 1.1: Number Theory Section 1.2: Integers Section 1.3 Rational Numbers Section 1.4: Irrational Numbers and the Real Number System Section 1.5: Properties of Real Numbers Section 1.6: Rules for Exponents and Scientific Notation Watch the video lectures for Unit 1 Introduce yourself in the introductory thread Participate in the weekly discussion forum for Unit 1 Participate in the live seminar or complete Seminar Option 2 Complete the MML graded assessment for Unit 1