Hi everyone,
Final grades are now posted on CUNYFirst, and details (including your grade on the final exam, and other assignments) can be found on the OpenLab.
My best to
Author: Jonas Reitz (Page 1 of 8)
Date: Monday, 5/23/22, 2-3:40pm
Meeting Info: In-person, N-1007
Date: Wednesday, 5/18/22, 2-3:40pm
Meeting Info: In-person, N-1007
Heads up: Our final exam will take place on Monday, 5/23/22, during class.
Date: Wednesday, 5/16/22, 2-3:40pm
Meeting Info: In-person, N-1007
Heads up: Our final exam will take place on Monday, 5/23/22, during class.
Counting things is hard! The following rules are shortcuts that allow us to count certain collections of things rapidly.
The final exam will be cumulative, covering material from the entire course, with a focus on revisiting secondary school mathematics from new perspectives, especially as a coherent system of related
Date: Wednesday, 5/11/22, 2-3:40pm
Meeting Info: In-person, N-1007
Heads up: Our final exam will take place on Monday, 5/23/22, during class.
Categorical vs quantitative variables
Quantitative variables are any variables where the data represent amounts.
Categorical variables are any variables where the data represent groups.
Date: Monday, 5/9/22, 2-3:40pm
Meeting Info: In-person, N-1007
Heads up: Our final exam will take place on Monday, 5/23/22, during class.
Assignment, due Wednesday, 5/18/22 (300 words minimum): Imagine that you are invited to speak on the first day of MEDU 3000, to give advice to entering students. Write at least
