Math 1112 (CRN 20370) Fall 2011 Syllabus
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Gary D. Dicks, Assistant Professor of
Mathematics
OFFICE: King Hall #9 PHONE: 229-391-5108 or 229-391-5100
EMAIL: gdicks@abac.edu WEB: www.abac.edu/gdicks
TEXTBOOK: Trigonometry:
A Unit Circle Approach, 9th ed., Sullivan, 2012
COURSE MATERIALS:
Textbook, MyMathLab, TI-83/TI-84 graphing
calculator, homework notebook
GRADE
DETERMINATION:
4 chapter
tests: 65% MyMathLab: 15% final
exam: 20%
FINAL AVERAGE
/ GRADE:
90-100: A 80-89: B 70-79: C 60-69: D Below 60: F
TESTS /
FINAL EXAM: Students enrolled in classes
in the School of Science and Mathematics will be expected to demonstrate an
understanding of subject matter regarding higher order processing skills. Examination questions may include essay,
synthesis, analysis, and application; as well as completion, multiple choice, true/false, and matching. Computational skills and drawing or
diagramming may also be required. The final exam grade will replace
the lowest test grade provided the exam grade is higher than the lowest test
grade.
ATTENDANCE
POLICY: www.abac.edu/SYLLABUS/MATH1112
ABSENCES /
MAKEUP WORK: To obtain maximum success,
students should attend all classes, be on time, and attend all scheduled course
activities. It is the responsibility of
each student to contact the instructor prior to an absence or before the next
class meeting to make arrangements to make up any work that will be missed, in
a manner acceptable to the instructor. An
excused absence will be required for all makeup work. Missed assignments, tests, quizzes, homework,
etc. due to an unexcused absence will receive a grade of zero.
ACADEMIC
SUPPORT CENTER: Call 229-391-4995 or go
to www.abac.edu/asc
ACADEMIC
DISHONESTY: www.abac.edu/SYLLABUS/MATH1112
ABAC 2011-2012
catalog on pages 49-51
WITHDRAWAL
FROM CLASS: Deadline: October 5, 2011 at 4:30pm. ABAC 2011-2012 catalog pages 48-49.
If there is a student in this class who has specific
needs because of learning disabilities or any other disability, please feel
free to contact the instructor.
CELL PHONES:
Please do not use or operate cell phones in class (texting,
placing/receiving calls, etc.) unless for an emergency. Ringers must be in vibrate or silent mode
during class. Cell phones must not be
seen, heard, or used in any way during tests, quizzes, or other in-class
assignments.