Math 1325-001S1
Mathematics for Business & Social Science II
Summer I 2014
Instructor:
Office:
Phone:
Email:
Paul Johnson
Del Mar College CB-239
work: 698-1468
pjohnson9@delmar.edu
Office Hours:
MTWR 2:30pm-4:00pm
Or by appointment. If you cannot catch me on campus, please contact me by
e-mail at pjohnson9@delmar.edu . I check my e-mail many times daily!
Text:
Division Chair: Mr. Antonio S. David
Del Mar College MC-107A
698-1987
adavid@delmar.edu
Required: MyMathLab access code
Optional Mathematics with Applications, 10th Edition, Lial, Hungerford, and
Holcomb
If you desire to purchase the text, you can purchase it at any one of the three book stores on
campus or online at a number of different outlets. Our text is "Mathematics with Applications by
Lial, Hungerford, and Holcomb (Tenth Edition)". Several options are available when choosing
your text. The first option is to purchase a text that is shrink wrapped with a MyMathLab code.
This package comes with a collection of Digital Video Disks. These disks review every section in
the book. A second option is to purchase the MyMathLab code only. For most this is the best
option because the text is embedded in the MyMathLab program and you can copy pages if you
like.
Once you have a MyMathLab code, registration is simple. Grab your code, the course number,
Del Mar Colleges’ zip code “78404” and a valid email address. Go to www.coursecompass.com
and get started. The course code for your course is “johnson90763”. If you follow the
instructions on the card all should go well.
Calculator: A graphing calculator such as a TI-84 or a TI-84+ is required.
Meeting:
MTWR 10:00-11:40am CB 208
Course Measurable Learning Outcomes: Upon completion of this course the students should
be able to do the following:
1. Be able to find the rate of change of a function, both over an interval and instantaneously.
2. Use the derivative to study rates of change and marginal changes in economic applications
3. Construct accurate graphs of functions using the concepts of calculus.
4. Find optimum values of functions and apply them to practical situations, including related
rates.
5. Solve problems involving logarithmic or exponential growth and decay using ideas of calculus.
6. Find anti-derivatives, both as indefinite integrals and as solutions to simple differential
equations.
7. Use the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus to evaluate definite integrals and solve their
applications including average value
Evaluation Criteria: Your letter grade will be based on your performance on the following:
1. Successful completion of this course requires that students do homework over material
covered in each class lecture. Therefore, homework will be assigned after each lecture
through coursecompass and will be due the day of each exam.
2. There will be 3 exams in this course. Exam dates are given below.
3. There will be a final exam. The lowest of your exam scores will be replaced by
the score received on the final exam provided the score on the final exam is
greater.
Evaluation:
3 Exams
Homework
Final Exam (Comprehensive)
60%
15%
25%
Grading Scale:
Course Average
90%-100%
80%-89%
70%-79%
60%-69%
0%-59%
Tentative Calendar:
Monday
05/26
Holiday
06/02
11.4
06/9
Exam #1
(Chapter 11.1-11.6)
06/16
12.2
06/23
Exam #2
(Chapters 11.7-11.9
and 12.1-12.4)
06/30
Exam #3
(Chapters 13.1-13.5)
Letter Grade
A
B
C
D
F
Tuesday
05/27
11.1
06/03
11.5
06/10
11.8
Wednesday
05/28
11.2
06/04
11.6
06/11
11.9
Thursday
05/29
11.3
06/05
11.7 and Review
06/12
12.1
06/17
12.4
06/24
13.2
06/18
12.3
06/25
13.4
06/19
13.1 and Review
06/26
13.5 and Review
07/01
Review for Final
Exam
07/03
Final Exam
8:00-10:30
What Should You do and Where Should You Go to Seek Help?
1. Stop by my office during my office hours or make an appointment. I am always eager to
help my students if they have questions.
2. Go to the math learning center CB-116. The math learning center offers peer tutoring
and there is always somebody that can answer your question. For more information
concerning the math learning center, please call 698-1579 during MLC hours.
3. The MLC has made available internet access to video lessons for the textbook that we use.
These video can be found by the following the website below:
a.
Go to: www.delmar.edu/math
b.
Click on the Math learning Center link from the menu on the left
c.
Click on the “video lectures” from the menu on the left.
4. Form a study group with students that are in this class or any other Business Calculus
section.
Math Learning Center Hours:
Mon. - Thurs.
Friday
Saturday
8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Make-up Policy: No makeup exams will be given. The lowest exam score will be replaced
with the score received on the final, provided the score on the final is better.
Drop Dates:
Special Note:
The deadline to withdraw from any course is Monday June 23rd. If a
student stops attending class and does not withdraw by this deadline, then
he/she will receive an “F”.
Please inform the instructor if you are a student with a disability and need
any accommodations for this class.