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Teaching
Math 308 A/E, Fall 2016
Office Hours: Mo, Wed, Fr, 11.35am - 12.15am, and by appointment
Office: Padelford C331
Lectures:Mo, Wed, Fr, 9:30am-10.20am in LOW 201 and Mo, Wed, Fr, 10.30am - 11.20am in LOW 101
Text:Linear Algebra And Applications by J. Holt
Communication Our main and most important way to communicate is
piazza.com. The advantage of this forum is that anyone of this course has access to questions and answers that might come up in the course. I will mentor and guide these questions, provide answers if not already done by other students, and post information that is relevant for the course. Before emailing me with a question you should log in to the forum, check if that question might have already been asked by somebody else and then start a new thread. That way anybody who follows profits from this open discussion.
Homework:Homework will be assigned weekly via Webassign. The correct website to login to is www.webassign.net/washington/login. In order to have access you have to purchase a login code. Check the syllabus on piazza for details.
Exams: You may use a scientific calculator.
Graphing/programmable calculators and other electronic devices will not be allowed.
| Midterm (Section A and E) |
Wednesday, 11/04 |
in lecture |
| Final Exam (Section A) |
Wednesday, 12/14 |
8:30-10:20am |
in LOW 201 |
| Final Exam (Section E) |
Monday, 12/12 |
8:30-10:20am |
in LOW 101 |
Grading: Your grade will be determined by:
| Homework |
15 |
| Midterm |
30 |
| Quizzes |
15 |
| Final Exam |
40 |
The final grade translates as follows: 70% are necessary for 2.0 and 92% are sufficient for a 4.0.
Lecture Notes: I will post my lecture notes under piazza, as far as they are available.
Resources for students with disabilities: The University of Washington is commited to providing access, equal opportunity and reasonable accomodation in its services, programs, activities, education and employment for individuals with disabilities. To request disability accomodation contact the Disability Services Office at least ten days in advance at: 206-543-6450/V, 206-543-6452/TTY, 206-685-7264 (FAX), or
dso@u.washington.edu
Important details can be found in the syllabus which I have posted under the resources tab on piazza.