MAC 1114 Trigonometry Online
Brian Thomasson
Email: bthomass@fscj.edu
This website is intended as an introduction to the online course MAC1114 and will lead you through logging on to the course website, hosted by MyMathLab. As the semester gets underway, most announcements, grades, coursework etc, will be posted on the course website. You should log on to the MyMathLab website by the third day of classes. If you have any problems, you may contact me (email is probably the most efficient way) or you may want to contact the Student Support Service run by MyMathLab:
You can get a new book from the bookstore that will include (at no extra charge) the required password to access the material online. Another option is to get a used book and purchase the password to access the material online for a fee of about $100 (this can be purchased online with a credit card or at the bookstore). A third option is to buy the password only (the book can be accessed online). You must have a password to take the class, and the only way to get one is to purchase it.
Go to http://pearsonmylabandmastering.com/ and click on "Student" under the heading Register. You'll need the course code:
thomasson54397
NAME CHANGE RECENTLY?...Please use the name in the FSCJ system or some combination of the new and
old name (hyphenated).
Course Pre-requisite: MAC1105 with a grade of “C” or better or a satisfactory score on the placement test.
Course Materials:
Course Objectives: To give you the opportunity to learn mathematical tools which can be used to systematically improve the quality of your work and personal lives, now and in the future.
Grading Scheme: There will be 8 quizzes, equally weighted, totaling 50% of your grade. There is also approximately 35 homework sections, equally weighted, totaling 20% of your grade. The remaining 30% will come from the two proctored tests.
Grading Scale:
A: 90-100
B: 80-89
C: 70-79
D: 60-69
F: below 60
FN: failure due to significant absence
I: Will only be given in rare extraordinary circumstances. To be considered for an “I” grade a student must be passing the course with at least a C and have completed at least 70% of the course work. The student must have exceptional attendance in the class and a serious circumstance must exist which will keep the student from fulfilling course requirements on time
Final grades will not be sent to you. You will get your final grade by going on-line to Artemis.
Make Ups: Tests are made up for school functions, medical reasons, computer system failures, and/or emergency reasons only. An appropriate written excuse (a doctor’s note, etc.) is required to be sent within three days after a missed test. Contact must be made ( bthomass@fscj.edu ) within 48 hours after a missed test for a make up to be given. Homework and quizzes can be done (up until April 24) after the due date without penalty but I highly recommend doing the assignments by the due dates.
Quiz/Test/Homework Due Dates: Due at 11:59 PM of the due date.
Chapter 1 : Feb 5
Chapter 2 : Feb 12
Chapter 3 : Feb 19
Chapter 4 : Feb 26
Proctored Test 1- Chapters 1, 2, 3, and 4: week of March 4-10 (An appointment must be made...see below)
Chapter 5 : March 26
Chapter 6 : April 2
Chapter 7: April 9
Proctored Test 2- Chapters 5, 6, and 7: week of April 15-21 (An appointment must be made...see below)
Chapter 8: April 23
Last day to turn work in: April 24
Proctored test information:
The scheduling of proctored exams has changed. Now it must be done through the Blackboard shell for the course. Go to blackboard, open up the course shell, and go under the "TOOLS" tab. Under that tab you'll find the link to "Smarter Proctoring", then follow the directions here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/gria28gozkpbur3/StudentScheduling-SmarterProctoringAttachment.pdf?dl=0
If you have any questions please contact Open Campus immediately for assistance.
Open Campus Proctored Testing
Florida State College at Jacksonville
Open Campus/Deerwood Center
904-997-2675 / 904-997-2677
Academic Dishonesty: The academic honor system is followed strictly. Penalties for academic dishonesty may include a grade of zero on a test and a course grade of F. The names of academic code violators will be given to the University Judicial officer.