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  MAC 1114 U03        Trigonometry  Spring 2009              MWF  10-10:50AM

Prof. Royer 305-348-1882
Office hours:MWF            7:30AM-8AM     PC 241
                                         9-9:50AM     DM 438B
                    Tues-Thurs    7:30AM-8AM     PC 241
                                         11:20-12:20 PM      DM 438B                                                                       

email:royerm@gate.net

Text: Algebra and Trigonometry, 8th Ed, by Sullivan (Prentice Hall)
This course covers trigonometric functions and their graphs, inverse trigonometric functions, identities and conditional equations, solving right and oblique triangles, polar graphs, vectors, complex numbers, DeMoivre’s Theorem, and conic sections.
The pre-requisite to the course is College Algebra with a grade of C or higher. It is intended for science majors whose next course is Calculus I.
Scientific Calculator Required…..(Graphing Calculator prohibited)
Attendance is taken and expected. Extra credit will be given for attendance and promptness.  I expected all students to get to class on time. Habitually tardy students will be refused late admittance. Please turn off laptops and cell phone. Students are expected to behave appropriately and obey the rules of conduct at FIU (see student handbook).
Grading: There will be 4 tests and a required cumulative Final Exam (to be given on the date scheduled by the registrar) Each shall be  100 points for a possible grade total of 500 points. There are NO MAKE-UP exams. If you miss a test with an instructor excused absence, I will count the final exam as two grades. I reserve the right to add points to students who display outstanding class participation. (Grades will not be curved nor dropped)
Please Note: I do NOT “give” you your grade. You earn it. Please do NOT put me in the postion of “deciding your fate” by asking for a grade at end of the semester. The time to worry about your grade is NOW!
Grading Scale:
Points    Grade
450+         A
435-449    A-
420-434    B+
400-419    B
385-399    B-
370-384    C+
335-369    C
320-334    D+
300-319    D
0-299        F
****Calendar of important dates (you are responsible for these) http://registrar.fiu.edu/index.php?id=1402        Final exam schedule  http://www.fiu.edu/~register/final.htm
Where to get help with course material:   http://w3.fiu.edu/math/math_help/math_help.htm
1.  The Learning Center in PC 247.  If you go and there are tutors available, you will get immediate help.  Otherwise, you will have to make an appointment.  The phone number is 305-348-2180.  For those of you living closer to the Biscayne Bay campus, the Math Lab there is in ACI 160 and the phone number is 305-919-5927.
2.  The Office of Multicultural Programs and Services in GC 216.  Tutoring is available to all students, whether you are a minority or not, but by appointment only.  The phone number is 305-348-2436. Or you can go to the AAA Tutorial Office in GC 331A or call 305-348-4109.
3. FIU math majors tutor in GL 120; no appointment is necessary.  Their hours are MTWR 10am-8pm  and F 10am-3pm  (This is open only to students in Finite Math, College Algebra, Trigonometry, and Precalculus.)
4. FIU offers free help over the Internet at night and on weekends when live tutors are unavailable. Go to http://www.fiu.edu/~gato/livetutor/ for hours and other details.
5.****Complete solutions are available online at
http://w3.fiu.edu/math/math_help/math_help.htm
Username: math   Password: given in class
Tentative Syllabus
Date    Section    Homework     Questions (odds only)
Jan 5    7.1    Pages    11-90
Jan 7    7.2    Are those    11-60
Jan 9    7.3    At end    5-28,55-70
Jan 12    7.3    Of Each   
Jan 14    7.4    SECTION    11-114
Jan 16    7.4       
Jan 21    7.5        9-75, review section TBA
Jan 23    Review       
Jan 26    Test 1       
Jan 28    7.6        9-92
Jan 30    7.7        7-42
Feb 2    7.7       
Feb 4    7.8        3-18
Feb 6    8.1        1-68
Feb 9    8.2        1-66
Feb 11    8.3        1-91
Feb 13    8.4        1-82 review section TBA
Feb 16    Review       
Feb 18    Test 2       
Feb 20    8.5        1-80
Feb 23    8.6        1-24
Feb 25    8.7        3-40
Feb 27    8.8        5-46  DR DAY
Mar 2    9.1        9-26
Mar 4    9.2        9-42
Mar 6    9.3        9-35 review section TBA
Mar 9    9.3       
Mar 11    Review       
Mar 13    Test 3       
Mar 23    10.1        1-82
Mar 25    10.2        1-74
Mar 27    1.3        1-72
Mar 30    10.3        5-60
Apr 1    10.4        1-60
Apr 3    11.1        TBA
Apr 6    11.2        1-74
Apr 8    11.3        1-76
Apr 11    11.4        1-60 review section TBA
Apr 13    Review       
Apr 15    Test 4       
Apr 17    Review        review section TBA
Apr 20-24    Final Exam