Homework: MATH 117
HW 0 (Due Tuesday, 26 January):
Briefly relate (in one or two paragraphs) information about yourself that will help me
get to know you. If you wish, you may let the following questions serve as a
guide: What is your major? Why are you taking Math 117 now? Did you complete
Math 100 at Loyola? Do you plan to take calculus? What is your career goal? What
has been the nature of your previous experience with math either in high school or in
college?
(Please eMail your response to me no later than Wednesday. For “Subject” write
“Math 117 HW 0”)
Australia Day, Jan 26, 2016
HW I (Due Thursday, 28 January): Read carefully chapter 0 of Axler. Begin reading
sections 1, 2, 3 of chapter 1. If you have not already done so, then
set up your Wiley-plus homework account. Solve HW I in WileyPlus. This homework
is based upon chapter 0. It is due on Thursday at 11:59 pm.
Mozart’s birthday: January 27th
February 2nd
HW II (Due Tuesday, 9 February): Read carefully sections 1, 2, 3 of chapter 1.
Solve HW II in WileyPlus. This homework is based upon sections 1.1 and 1.2.
It is due on Tuesday at 11:59 pm.
birthday of Volta (Feb. 19, 1745)
Islam Awareness Week - Loyola University Chicago
HW III (Due Monday, 22 February): Read carefully sections 3 and 4 of chapter 1.
Solve HW III in WileyPlus. This homework is based upon sections 1.3 and 1.4.
It is due on Sunday at 11:59 pm.
HW IV (Due Friday, 4 March): Read carefully sections 5 and 6 of chapter 1 and section 1 of
chapter 2. Solve HW IV in WileyPlus.
Birthday of Susan B. Anthony
February 15, 1820
Birthday of Volta (Feb. 19, 1745)
Leap Year Day, 29th February!
Birthday of Dr. Seuss, March 2
HW V (Due Monday, 14 March): Read carefully section 2.1 and the first portion of 2.2
(completing the square). Solve HW V in WileyPlus.
World Wildlife Day, March 3rd
Islam Awareness Week - Loyola University Chicago
It's got to be the going, not the getting there that's good. – Harry Chapin, GO GREYHOUND
To travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive. – Robert Louis Stevenson
St. Jerome in His Study
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