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List of practise problems, assignments and homework due This is where you can find what and when assignments are due.

No Hw Due on Fri Dec 12, but you must know for finals: problems from 5.6 and 7.1

Fri Dec 12: we will complete 7.1 and review for finals
Extra questions/answers session: Sun Dec 14 from 4pm till 6pm in Sci 2610

Final Exam: (comprehensive)
Mon Dec 15 from 11am till 1pm; it covers everything till and including 7.1
Here is a copy of the Review Sheet for Final Exam ;

Examples for using Mathematica & Course's Resources

You might find this useful for the hw in 4.6 Example of Graphing Sinusoids, Periodic, Trigonometric functions, or combinations with algebraic functions

Animation of the sine function, and animation of the cosine function. (For class on Nov 7 )

Animation of the tangent function . (For class on Nov 10 )

You might find this useful for graphing multiple functions in 3.1 More on Graphing Multiple Functions

Numerical solutions to Prob 60 in Section 2.8 ; You may use this for Prob 59 in 2.8

Looking for a Math Tutor? Math Tutoring Room's (Room 360 Briggs Library) Hours: Mon, Tue, Wed. & Thurs 7-10 pm.

A quick Reference for Mathematica ; you may find this handy when you work on mathematica assignments (Aug 27, 2008.)

You may use this for sketching graphs in 1.2 or for Prob 33(c) in 1.6
Example of Graphing given Functions ( This is an example of using Mathematica for plotting graphs. ) (Sep, 2008)

Handout for class on Wed Sept 5: on increasing, decreasing, bounded below, and bounded above and on local minimum, maximum, and absolute minimum and maximum.

Examples of solving equations using mathematica

Example of Graphing given functions in polar coordinates

Example of finding zeros of f(x) graphically

Example of Plotting and Multiplots using mathematica (Aug 27, 2008.)

(Not a class resource, but kinda 80s and cheesy;-)

Cool!! Check out the video about: Angle Dance at U-Tube.

External Resources on Pre-Calculus

Mathematics Archives on Pre-Calculus

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About the Course & Class Announcements
Math 1011 (Section 1)'s Syllabus	List of practise problems, assignments and homework due This is where you can find what and when assignments are due.	No Hw Due on Fri Dec 12, but you must know for finals: problems from 5.6 and 7.1	Fri Dec 12: we will complete 7.1 and review for finals Extra questions/answers session: Sun Dec 14 from 4pm till 6pm in Sci 2610	Final Exam: (comprehensive) Mon Dec 15 from 11am till 1pm; it covers everything till and including 7.1 Here is a copy of the Review Sheet for Final Exam ;

Examples for using Mathematica & Course's Resources
You might find this useful for the hw in 4.6 Example of Graphing Sinusoids, Periodic, Trigonometric functions, or combinations with algebraic functions	Animation of the sine function, and animation of the cosine function. (For class on Nov 7 )	Animation of the tangent function . (For class on Nov 10 )	You might find this useful for graphing multiple functions in 3.1 More on Graphing Multiple Functions	Numerical solutions to Prob 60 in Section 2.8 ; You may use this for Prob 59 in 2.8
Looking for a Math Tutor? Math Tutoring Room's (Room 360 Briggs Library) Hours: Mon, Tue, Wed. & Thurs 7-10 pm.	A quick Reference for Mathematica ; you may find this handy when you work on mathematica assignments (Aug 27, 2008.)	You may use this for sketching graphs in 1.2 or for Prob 33(c) in 1.6 Example of Graphing given Functions ( This is an example of using Mathematica for plotting graphs. ) (Sep, 2008)	Handout for class on Wed Sept 5: on increasing, decreasing, bounded below, and bounded above and on local minimum, maximum, and absolute minimum and maximum.
Examples of solving equations using mathematica	Example of Graphing given functions in polar coordinates	Example of finding zeros of f(x) graphically	Example of Plotting and Multiplots using mathematica (Aug 27, 2008.)
				(Not a class resource, but kinda 80s and cheesy;-) Cool!! Check out the video about: Angle Dance at U-Tube.

External Resources on Pre-Calculus
Mathematics Archives on Pre-Calculus