MAT 1372_OL50 Bonanome Spring 2021

Bonanome | OL50 | Spring 2021

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Welcome MAT 1372/OL50 Students!!!

January 15, 2021 / / 0 Comments

I am so pleased to be your professor this spring. We will have our first session on Blackboard Collaborate Tuesday (2/2) at 8 am. Please log into Blackboard to join. If you don’t yet have a Blackboard account (if you are new student) you can join this session with this link:

https://us.bbcollab.com/guest/fd13fa304c6e491593494e551a438e3d

Please start by reviewing the Course Information and Course Calendar. We will go through this information together during our first class meeting so be ready with questions.

During this semester you will be expected to review the online lessons posted under Class Agendas before class and be prepared to work during our Blackboard session together on the Excel or Word lesson posted for that day. Your participation in OpenLab assignments will be incorporated as part of your grade.

This semester you will also be using WeBWorK through Rederly for your online homework. You will have a chance to ask questions about your homework as well during class and office hours. Instructions for registering for your online homework will be posted shortly.

Before our first class, please go through Lesson 1 and be ready to work together on the Excel file posted there.

Important: Please become a member of this site as I will be communicating with you through it by writing posts (for which you will get email notification).

Kind Regards,
Prof. Bonanome

WeBWorK Review available and Final Exam Information

May 17, 2021 / / 0 Comments

Your final exam will be given in the Rederly platform and be made available from noon Sunday, 5/23/2021 – noon Tuesday, 5/25/2021. Your final exam will be graded as follows: 50% WeBWorK score, 50% Written Work Score.

Your exam settings will be as follows:

  1. You will able to take the exam a total of 2 times and each time you will have 2 attempts at each problem. What is DIFFERENT from previous exams is that you will be allowed to take the exam once for each 24 hour window the exam is open. So, you can take the exam one time between noon 5/23-noon 5/24 and another time between noon 5/24 and noon 5/25.
  2. You will have 150 minutes (2.5 hours) to take each version of the exam.
  3. There will be no hard cut off, meaning you may start your second version as late as 11:59 am on Tuesday 5/25 and still get the full exam time.
  4. You will only be able to see your score for the entire exam once you are done, but not the score for each individual problem.
  5. Your exam problems will be hidden from view once you submit your exam which means you MUST attach your work during the exam window or you will lose your chance to upload work.
  6. IN ORDER TO RECEIVE CREDIT FOR WRITTEN WORK, YOU MUST SUBMIT WRITTEN WORK EVEN FOR MULTIPLE CHOICE PROBLEMS, GIVE JUSTIFICATION FOR ALL WEBWORK WORK.
  7. You must attach your work within the platform on a problem-by-problem basis and you may submit more than one file per problem (so, for example, a photo of handwritten work AND a pdf of Excel work). DO NOT SUBMIT ONLY ONE WRITTEN WORK FILE WITH MULTIPLE PROBLEMS ON IT. ALL PROBLEMS SHOULD HAVE THEIR OWN SEPARATE WRITTEN WORK FILE ATTACHED.
  8. No written work will be accepted by email.
  9. Excel work must be saved as a pdf first before it can be attached OR you can take a screenshot of your Excel work and attach it.
  10. File formats you can upload are .pdf, .jpg, .jpeg and .heic.
  11. For full credit on Excel work, please be mindful to copy your formulas next to your solutions as I will not be able to click on the cells to view them in a pdf format.
  12. We will talk through the final exam procedure during class on Thursday 5/20/2021.

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