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1. Logon to BlackBoard and complete the ** MANDATORY FIRST-DAY CLASS ORIENTATION ** due by 11:59 pm Mon. Sept. 21st.

     Don't neglect the last step which is to post your INTRODUCTORY BIOGRAPHY to the "Introductory Bios" discussion board.
    For more detailed steps including a brief overview of the class requirements, see Class Orientation Information.

    IMPORTANT FIRST DAY DEADLINE:
    You must logon to Blackboard and complete the "mandatory first-day class orientation"
    (including posting your "introductory bio") by the deadline.  Failure to do so may result
    in your being withdrawn from the class or replaced by a waitlisted student.

2. In Blackboard, go to the "student lounge" discussion board and post a quick message to the "check-in day 1" thread.

    IMPORTANT FIRST WEEK ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENT:
    You must post a message to the daily "check-in" thread every day during the first 5 days (M-F) of the quarter.
    Failure to do so may result in your being withdrawn from the class under Clark's first week attendance policy.

3. Purchase (if necessary) and register in MyMathLab. See Syllabus - course materials for MyMathLab Course ID Code and further details.

4. Need a financial aid form signed / email sent? See FAQ - financial aid attendance form.

Topic: Introduction to Limits & Limits Numerically
Read: Text Notes - chapter 2
Read: Lecture - Limits: Graphic Introduction
Read: Lecture - Limits: Numerically posted as 9 examples on BB's "main classroom" discussion board.
Read: You are expected to already know how to graph a function (including trigonometric, logarithmic, and exponential) and find it's x-intercept point(s) as well as graph two such functions and find their intersection point. For a graphing calculator refresher see Calculator Guide - Basic Arithmetic and Calculator Guide - Introduction to Graphing  Looking for a free online grapher or free graphing software? See Calculator Guide - Introduction to Graphing. (Note: MOL sites are password protected.)

MyMathLab activities: SECTION 2.1
   Watch any video lecture(s) if provided.
   Read the online multimedia textbook. As you read the text, work any You Try Its.
   (Specific directions are available on the "announcements" page inside your MyMathLab course.)
   Work at least every other problem listed in the tracked tutorial exercises (a.k.a. TTEs).
   (Read Daily Practice Problems for more information about TTEs.)

Blackboard activities:
   Post a quick message to the "check-in day 2" thread on the "student lounge" discussion board.
   Make sure that BB has your correct email address in COURSE TOOLS / PERSONAL INFORMATION.
   Read any new "announcements" and all new discussion board posts.
   Participate on the "main classroom" discussion board for CPRs.
   New to BB and need a tutorial? See eLearning's Student "Getting Started" Guide.

   ATTENDANCE, ONLINE PRESENCE, AND CLASS PARTICIPATION ARE NOT THE SAME!
   Read the discussion boards and catch up on the messages at least 3 times a week throughout the course.
   Actively participate on the "main classroom" discussion board regularly. See attendance / online presence.
   Satisfy the CPRs = Class Participation Requirements on the "main classroom" board each week.
   For even more info about CPRs, see the FAQs starting with What are the CPRs?. 

MyMathLab activities: SECTION 2.2
   Watch the video lecture, read the online text, and work at least every other TTE.

Blackboard activities:
   Post a quick message to the "check-in day 3" thread on the "student lounge" discussion board.
   Read any new "announcements" and all new discussion board posts.
   Participate on the "main classroom" discussion board for CPRs.

QUIZ RULES: Each week a quiz will be made available in MML by noon Thursday and must be submitted by noon Saturday. You may start it any time during that period but once you start the quiz you only have 45 minutes to complete it. You may take the quiz twice and only your best score will count. Do not navigate away from the quiz window or you will get locked out! You may use notes, online text, calculator, etc., but you may not discuss the quiz with any human until after the due date/time. After the due date/time you will be able to review your quiz and print it including the correct answers. See the "announcements" in your MML class for more details about this particular quiz.

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Read: Lecture - Limits: Delta-Epsilon Proofs

Read: Lecture - Limits: One-Sided and Infinite posted as 5 examples on BB's "main classroom" DB.

Topic: Continuity

Topic: Introduction to Derivatives

Read: Text Notes - chapter 3

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(Optional) Read: Lecture - Derivatives of Basic Functions

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Topic: The Mean Value Theorem

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Read: Text Notes - chapter 5

VETERANS DAY HOLIDAY - CLARK CAMPUS CLOSED

Topic: Estimating with Finite Sums

(Optional) Read: Lecture - Riemann Sums, Definite Integrals, & Area Under the Curve (Note: this lecture includes material from 5.1, 5.2, 5.3)

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Topic: Indefinite Integrals & the Substitution Rule

The final exam will be available from NOON SUNDAY through NOON TUESDAY only.
It may only be taken once. You have 2 hours to complete it.
Read: "Final Exam Information Sheet" and "Final Exam Topics Sheet" linked from "course materials" folder in BB.