Redo the incorrect problems in full. This means any problem where you got points off, even if the answer is correct and part of the solution is not.
Problems must be done correctly. You will receive half the points (rounded up) for a problem that is redone.
Redone problems must be done on a separate sheet of paper, numbered, and uploaded as a separate file. Follow rules for using Dropbox and renaming the file.
Name the file with lastname firstinitial date exam1 correction.pdf
Example: kanb1025exam1correction.pdf
Scan and upload your original exam and name it lastname firstinitial date exam1.pdf
You do not need to redo a problem that was marked correct. Any problem that has deductions is a problem that is marked incorrect.
The problems must be done with a City Tech tutor, ASAP tutor (if you are a part of the program), SEEK tutor (if you are a part of the program).
Look on the OpenLab website for the schedule of tutors. Go to “Help & Resources” and “Tutoring” to find it. You can use tutors from the Atrium Learning Center, Perkins Tutoring (Math department), SEEK (if you are a part of the program), or ASAP (if you are a part of the program).
Have the tutor or peer leader verify with me that you attended and got help. This can be:
a verification slip, uploaded as a separate page in your exam corrections.
Answer these questions honestly and in detail. I am reading them, but the questions and answers are as much for you as they are for me. This assignment must be done in order to get credit for your exam corrections.
1) Are you satisfied with your performance on Exam #1? Explain why or why not.
2) What did you do to prepare for the first exam. Do you think it was effective?
3) What do you think you can do to improve?
4) On a scale of 1-10, how serious are you about taking the necessary steps to graduate from college with a degree? Do you think your actions over the past month accurately reflect this number?
5) What can Professor Kan do to improve instruction?
6) In your own words, what does the above quote mean to you? Does it apply to your study habits?
Upload your answers to these questions and name the file as:
lastname firstinitial date assignment03
You can upload this in any format you like. Microsoft Word or pdf file is preferred.
Your work shown must be yours. Working with friends/classmates is okay (and encouraged!), but using websites or apps is NOT. If I suspect an online solver of any kind was used, I will refuse the assignment and you will receive no credit.
This class uses WeBWorK, an online homework system, which can be found here. Your username and password have been emailed to you. If you do not have it, make sure you are checking the email address that is listed on your CUNYFirst file. Email me if you have problems.
Our classroom is N817, in the Namm building. Located at
300 Jay Street
Brooklyn NY 11201
Dropbox
A Dropbox folder has been shared with you using the email address that is on your CUNYFirst file. Please make sure you can access it. Dropbox is going to be a key component this semester. It is how you are going to be turning in your written assignments, and also how I’m going to be grading them. Make sure you have access to Dropbox using the email that is on your CUNYFirst file. Please find the document on using Dropbox here. A video of me using Dropbox on my iPhone can be found here.
Need Help with MAT 1275?
The Mathematics Department’s MAT 1275 Course Hub has many resources for both students and faculty, including online lessons, review information, and more.
The WeBWorK Guide and the WeBWorK Q&A site is a place to ask and answer questions about your homework problems. HINT: To ask a question, start by logging in to your WeBWorK section, then click “Ask for Help” after any problem.
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