Hi everyone,
Your grades have been submitted to CUNYFirst, and a detailed breakdown of your grades (including your score on the the final exam) has been posted to the GRADES page on the OpenLab. Send me an email if you have forgotten the password.
Happy holidays to all, and the very best of luck in your future work.
Best regards,
Prof. Reitz
Hi everyone,
The review sheet for the final exam has been posted under Classroom Resources / Exam Reviews. I will distribute a hard copy of the review questions in class. As always, let me know in person, by email, or here on the OpenLab if you have any questions.
Regards,
Prof. Reitz
Hi everyone,
The grades for Exam #3 are posted on the “Grades page – the exams will be returned on Tuesday. Let me know if you have any questions.
Regards,
Prof. Reitz
Hi everyone,
The review sheet for Exam #3, taking place next Tuesday 11/22, is posted under Classroom Resources / Exam Reviews. As always, if you have any questions or notice any errors please let me know (by email, in person, or here on the OpenLab).
Best,
Prof. Reitz
Hi everyone,
Your midsemester grades, which include the grades for Exam #2, are now posted on the Grades page. Let me know if you have any questions, and send me an email if you have forgotten the password to the Grades page.
Regards,
Prof. Reitz
Hi everyone,
I’ve been asked to cover a class for a colleague in the math department today (Tuesday, 10/25), and it overlaps with my office hours. However, I should be able to arrive at our class a few minutes early, and I’ll be able to spend a some time at the start of class answering questions.
Regards,
Prof. Reitz
Hi everyone,
I’ve been enjoying reading your first proof-based homework, and I wanted to give a quick description of how I grade them:
Odd problems are worth 4 points, and are graded (almost exclusively) on completion – did you do the problem? If so, you get 4 points. I will *not* deduct points for minor errors. I *may* deduct points if I notice something really, really wrong. I encourage you to do these problems, and then take a look at the answers in the back of the book – this is a great opportunity to see how proofs should look, feel, and read.
Even problems are worth 8 points. I will be grading these much more carefully, and will be picky about things like using words (not just symbols), giving reasons for each step, and not skipping steps. Your absolute best opportunity to improve your proof-writing may come from looking at what you missed in these problems! If any of my comments are not clear, feel free to ask me about them.
Best,
Prof. Reitz
Hi everyone,
The review sheet for Exam #2, taking place on Tuesday, 10/25, has been posted under Classroom Resources/Exam Reviews. It is unchanged from the previous year. Let me know if you have any questions.
Best,
Prof. Reitz
Hi everyone,
I can’t seem to access my citytech email (or the citytech website), at 9pm on Thursday evening 10/13/16 – so if you’ve sent me questions about the homework, I won’t see them tonight! But I do have access to the OpenLab – if you see this message and have a question, you can go ahead and post it here as a comment, I’ll reply in the same way.
Best,
Prof. Reitz
NOTE: The homework assignment for Chapters 4 & 5 has been modified from the original calendar – it includes two additional problems (and one of the problems is now optional).
Written work, Due Tuesday, October 18th, in class:
Chapter 4 p.100: 1, 6, 7, 15, 16
Chapter 5 p.110: 1, 4, 9, 20*
Odd problems are worth 4 points, even problems worth 8 points.
* (Chapter 5 Problem 20 is optional – solutions will receive extra credit)
WeBWorK – none
OpenLab – none
Exam #2 will take place on Tuesday, 10/25 (first half of class).
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