M 1/3/00

Classes resume.

T 1/4/00

HW due today: §6-8 #1-27 odd

W 1/5/00

HW due today: §6-9 #3-42 mo3; also do a selection of problems from handout drill sheets on fractional exponents.

Th 1/6/00

HW due today: Bring at least one question to share. When you're called, you'd better have a question ready to ask! Your question can be from the practice midterm or from anything we have studied since September.

F 1/7/00

Midterm review (continued); we’ll start comparing answers with the partial answer key for the practice midterm.

T 1/11/00 and
Th 1/13/00

Optional midterm review sessions, Room R, 2:00 p.m. each day. Feel free to invite your friends from Mr. Andreoli's class or Mr. Graham's class.

F 1/14/00

Midterm exam in Steuart 101-102, 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

W 1/19/00

Classes resume. Welcome to our 7 new students! In class: Introductions, policies, philosophy flip charts, and start §6-10 (properties of logarithms).

Th 1/20/00

Snow day

F 1/21/00

No HW due today. In class: Finish §6-10.

M 1/24/00

HW due today: §6-10 #3-54 mo3 (mo3 means "multiples of 3")

T 1/25/00

Snow day

W 1/26/00

Snow day

Th 1/27/00

HW due today: §6-12 #3-27, 28-33 all, 35. Work no more than 40 min. per day (120 min. total) and keep a record of those you couldn't solve or couldn't get to.

F 1/28/00

HW due today: §6-12 (finish the assignment completely), §6-14 #1, 2

M 1/31/00

Snow day, but use this time to get caught up. In §6-12, use your class notes and your understanding of "kachunka" machines, and mark "In f . . ." and "In f^-1 . . ." very clearly as demonstrated in class. In §6-14, add problem #7 (omit part b) to the assignment. If you can't work these problems on your own, I will be expecting a message from you on my voice mail (202-537-6693) or e-mail. I will return your message later in the day. Anyone who has not left an e-mail or voice mail message will be expected to have 100% of the problems ready for inspection on Tues., Feb. 1.