Midterm 1:
Wednesday, April 22
Midterm 2:
Wednesday, May 20
Final Exam:
Thursday, June 11, 8:30-10:20 AM
Here is a histogram of final exam scores.
Here is a histogram of scores from homework 7.
To prepare for the final exam, I recommend working a bunch of problems from my old 300 finals. Here are some comments about each of them.
Here is a histogram of homework 6 scores.
Here are statistics for the second midterm exam: n=33; min=17; 1st quartile=29; median=34; 3rd quartile=41; max=50 (2 students).
Here is a histogram of scores.
Solutions will be available later.
Here is a histogram of scores from homework 5.
Here are solutions to the practice problems.
Here are a bunch of practice problems to work before the second midterm exam. Solutions will be posted later, perhaps Sunday or Monday. We'll talk about these problems on Monday, so the best thing is to at least try all of them before Monday.
Here is a histogram of scores from Homework 4.
Here is a theorem that I will introduce on Monday. Feel free to use it any time it is appropriate.
Here is a histogram of scores from Homework 3.
Midterm 1 statistics: n=34 (2 students did not take the exam); min=9; 1st quartile=29.25; median=35; 3rd quartile=37.75; max=44 (3 students)
Here is a histogram of scores.
Here are solutions to the midterm study problems.
A note about studying for the midterm: don't use the exam archive! Feel free to look through the exams, but the course topics have changed, so many, many problems on exams in the archive are not ones you need to be concerned with. Instead, review your homework and the study problem posted below. I'll post solutions to the study problems soon.
Here is a histogram of scores from the second homework asssignment.
Here is a set of study problems for the first midterm exam.
I'll post some solutions later.
Your exam will probably have five problems. Integer axioms and EPIs will be included in the exam, along with some set definitions.
Welcome to Math 300 C, Spring Quarter 2015.
The course discussion board is availble (link at right). Please take advantage of it to ask questions about homework problems or course topics. You might also use it as a way to arrange study groups. I will get immediate emails when posts are added to the board, so this is as good a way to contact me as email, but allows everyone to see my response.
For those students looking for an add code, I do not overload my courses. I will have a list you can sign in class. If there are openings, some student(s) from the list will be allowed to add. As long as you wish to add the course, you should attend every day. Wednesday of the second week of class will be the last day that I will allow adds to the course.
Be sure to read the Homework Guidelines pdf before you start thinking about writing up the first homework assignment.
The first homework assignment will be posted soon.
In weeks when homework is due, we will meet on Thursdays from 5:30 to about 7:30 PM in PDL C-401 to discuss the homework. This is optional, but highly encouraged, and you may come for all or part of the time.