Jonas Reitz | D744 | Fall 2024
Hi everyone,
The final exam grades and overall course average as well as letter grade have been posted to Brightspace.
It’s been a pleasure working with you this semester – I wish you the very best in your future studies and all your life adventures!
Best regards,
Prof. Reitz
Hi everyone,
I have updated the gradebook on Brightspace to include all the WeBWorK and OpenLab Discussion submissions. I also added a new column which will give you your current (pre-final) grade in the class – it includes everything in the class except the final exam:
Overall Pre-Final Exam Grade
Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns, and best of luck with your studying!
See you tomorrow,
Prof. Reitz
Hi everyone,
Please complete your Student Evaluation of Teaching (SET) for this class BY THIS FRIDAY 12/13/24.
This is pretty much the only way that the college knows what you, the students, think of the class. I do receive the anonymous feedback, and I use it to make adjustments when I teach the course again. Your feedback is anonymous and I won’t receive it until next semester. Let me know how you feel!
Go to Brightspace and look for this icon:
If you are a fan of detailed instructions, I’ll put some below 🙂
Best,
Prof. Reitz
Exam Date: Wednesday, 12/18/24
Exam Time: During class, 10:00-11:40am
Review: The review sheet (with solutions) is posted here. Please note: Both the review sheet and the final exam are written by the department.
Hi everyone,
I’ve posted your grades for the third exam in Brightspace. Exams will be returned at the end of class on Monday. (NOTE: it looks like when I imported the grades for exam 3, it may have updated your “Midsemester Grade” as well as a few others — do NOT worry about these for now, they will be adjusted later! Your grades for Exams 1, 2 and 3 should be correct).
All the best,
Prof. Reitz
Hi everyone,
If there are WeBWorK assignments that you did not start, did not complete, or did not get full credit on, you have an opportunity to revisit them over Thanksgiving Break and early December to improve your score.
Continue readingExam Date: Monday, 11/25/24
Exam Time: During class, 10:00-11:40am
Review: The review sheet is posted here (solutions will be added to the review sheet over the next few days).
Hi everyone – I wanted to pass along this message from the Math Department:
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Hi everyone,
I’ve posted your grades for the second exam in Brightspace. In addition, you’ll see your current % for Homework (WeBWorK) and for Discussion. Finally, the Midsemester % is based on all of the above (together with Exam 1), and should give you an idea of how you are doing in the class overall.
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