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MAT 116 Course Syllabus

Course Syllabus College of Natural Sciences MAT/116 Version 8 Algebra 1A Copyright © 2012, 2010, 2009, 2007, 2006 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. Course Description This course introduces basic algebra concepts and assists in building skills for performing specific mathematical operations and problem solving. Students will solve equations, evaluate algebraic expressions, solve and graph linear equations and linear inequalities, graph lines, and solve systems of linear equations and linear inequalities. These concepts and skills will serve as a foundation for subsequent business coursework. Applications to real-world problems are also explored throughout the course. This course is the first half of the college algebra sequence, which is completed in MAT 117, Algebra 1B. Policies Faculty and students will be held responsible for understanding and adhering to all policies contained within the following two documents: • University policies: You must be logged into the student website to view this document. • Instructor policies: This document is posted in the Course Materials forum. University policies are subject to change. Be sure to read the policies at the beginning of each class. Policies may be slightly different depending on the modality in which you attend class. If you have recently changed modalities, read the policies governing your current class modality. Course Materials Rockswold, G. K., & Krieger, T. A. (2013). Beginning and intermediate algebra: With applications and visualization. (3rd ed.). Boston, MA: Addison-Wesley. All electronic materials are available on the student website. Week One: Fundamentals of Algebraic Expressions and Equations Details Due Points Objectives Identify variables, coefficients, and constants. Simplify algebraic expressions by combining like terms. Evaluate expressions. Solve problems using order of operations. Apply properties of real numbers to algebraic expressions. Translate English phrases to algebraic expressions. n/a n/a Course Preparation Read the course description and objectives. Read the instructor’s biography and post your own. n/a n/a Reading Read Ch. 1, sections 1.1–1.8 of Beginning and Intermediate Algebra. n/a n/a Reading Read the Associate Level Material: MyMathLab® Study Plan. n/a n/a Participation Participate in class discussion 4/7 days 20 Discussion Questions Respond to weekly discussion questions. Post your responses to Week 1 Discussion Questions in the Main Forum. To receive full points on discussion questions, responses should be at least 150 words and apply the concepts and teachings from the weekly readings. DQ 1 1) Review the items listed under the Materials tab (click to the left of Discussion). Describe some of the resources available that you foresee being helpful throughout the MAT/116 course. 2) The Center for Mathematics Excellence is a valuable tool for students who are engaged in a math course. Follow these steps to access the CME and its services: Log on to the Student and Faculty Portal (https://ecampus.phoenix.edu) with your username and password, click on the Library tab, select Center for Mathematics Excellence. In your own words, please EXPLAIN the tools available (Click on "Building Math Confidence”, "Running Start by Aleks", “Step-by-step Math Review” and “Live Math Tutoring” to explore the different resources) as if you were explaining each to a new UOP/Axia student. Be sure to point out anything you find particularly important for them to know about these important tools. 3) Describe any additional steps that can be taken by students in this course if help is needed. DQ 2 Let’s say that you have been offered some big bucks to teach a math lesson, which will on The Order of Operations. Write your lesson and provide it to the class. In your lesson, be sure to: 1) Explain the order of operations so that your students will be able t
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MAT 116 Course Syllabus

Course Syllabus College of Natural Sciences MAT/116 Version 8 Algebra 1A Copyright © 2012, 2010, 2009, 2007, 2006 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. Course Description This course introduces basic algebra concepts and assists in building skills for performing specific mathematical operations and problem solving. Students will solve equations, evaluate algebraic expressions, solve and graph linear equations and linear inequalities, graph lines, and solve systems of linear equations and linear inequalities. These concepts and skills will serve as a foundation for subsequent business coursework. Applications to real-world problems are also explored throughout the course. This course is the first half of the college algebra sequence, which is completed in MAT 117, Algebra 1B. Policies Faculty and students will be held responsible for understanding and adhering to all policies contained within the following two documents: • University policies: You must be logged into the student website to view this document. • Instructor policies: This document is posted in the Course Materials forum. University policies are subject to change. Be sure to read the policies at the beginning of each class. Policies may be slightly different depending on the modality in which you attend class. If you have recently changed modalities, read the policies governing your current class modality. Course Materials Rockswold, G. K., & Krieger, T. A. (2013). Beginning and intermediate algebra: With applications and visualization. (3rd ed.). Boston, MA: Addison-Wesley. All electronic materials are available on the student website. Week One: Fundamentals of Algebraic Expressions and Equations Details Due Points Objectives Identify variables, coefficients, and constants. Simplify algebraic expressions by combining like terms. Evaluate expressions. Solve problems using order of operations. Apply properties of real numbers to algebraic expressions. Translate English phrases to algebraic expressions. n/a n/a Course Preparation Read the course description and objectives. Read the instructor’s biography and post your own. n/a n/a Reading Read Ch. 1, sections 1.1–1.8 of Beginning and Intermediate Algebra. n/a n/a Reading Read the Associate Level Material: MyMathLab® Study Plan. n/a n/a Participation Participate in class discussion 4/7 days 20 Discussion Questions Respond to weekly discussion questions. Post your responses to Week 1 Discussion Questions in the Main Forum. To receive full points on discussion questions, responses should be at least 150 words and apply the concepts and teachings from the weekly readings. DQ 1 1) Review the items listed under the Materials tab (click to the left of Discussion). Describe some of the resources available that you foresee being helpful throughout the MAT/116 course. 2) The Center for Mathematics Excellence is a valuable tool for students who are engaged in a math course. Follow these steps to access the CME and its services: Log on to the Student and Faculty Portal (https://ecampus.phoenix.edu) with your username and password, click on the Library tab, select Center for Mathematics Excellence. In your own words, please EXPLAIN the tools available (Click on "Building Math Confidence”, "Running Start by Aleks", “Step-by-step Math Review” and “Live Math Tutoring” to explore the different resources) as if you were explaining each to a new UOP/Axia student. Be sure to point out anything you find particularly important for them to know about these important tools. 3) Describe any additional steps that can be taken by students in this course if help is needed. DQ 2 Let’s say that you have been offered some big bucks to teach a math lesson, which will on The Order of Operations. Write your lesson and provide it to the class. In your lesson, be sure to: 1) Explain the order of operations so that your students will be able t
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Course Design Guide

MAT/116 Version 8
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Course Syllabus
College of Natural Sciences
MAT/116 Version 8
Algebra 1A
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Course Description
Tis course introduces basic algebra concepts and assists in building s,ills for perfor-ing specific -ate-atical
operations and proble- sol(ing+ Students .ill sol(e e/uations$ e(aluate algebraic e*pressions$ sol(e and grap linear
e/uations and linear ine/ualities$ grap lines$ and sol(e syste-s of linear e/uations and linear ine/ualities+ Tese
concepts and s,ills .ill ser(e as a foundation for subse/uent business course.or,+ Applications to real0.orld
proble-s are also e*plored trougout te course+ Tis course is te first alf of te college algebra se/uence$ .ic
is co-pleted in MAT 11&$ Algebra 11+
Policies
2aculty and students .ill be eld responsible for understanding and adering to all policies contained .itin te
follo.ing t.o docu-ents3
'ni(ersity policies3 4ou -ust be logged into te student .ebsite to (ie. tis docu-ent+
5nstructor policies3 Tis docu-ent is posted in te Course Materials foru-+
'ni(ersity policies are sub6ect to cange+ 1e sure to read te policies at te beginning of eac class+ )olicies
-ay be sligtly different depending on te -odality in .ic you attend class+ 5f you a(e recently canged
-odalities$ read te policies go(erning your current class -odality+
Course Materials
7oc,s.old$ G+ 8+$ 9 8rieger$ T+ A+ :"#1;<+ Beginning and intermediate algebra: With applications and
visualization. :;rd ed+<+ 1oston$ MA3 Addison0=esley+
All electronic -aterials are a(ailable on te student .ebsite+
Week One: Fundamentals of Algebraic Expressions and Equations
Course Design Guide
MAT/116 Version 8
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Details Due Points
Objectives 5dentify (ariables$ coefficients$ and constants+
Si-plify algebraic e*pressions by co-bining li,e ter-s+
>(aluate e*pressions+
Sol(e proble-s using order of operations+
Apply properties of real nu-bers to algebraic e*pressions+
Translate >nglis prases to algebraic e*pressions+
n/a n/a
Course
Preparation
Read te course description and ob6ecti(es+
Read te instructor?s biograpy and post your o.n+
n/a n/a
Reading Read C+ 1$ sections 1+1@1+8 of Beginning and Intermediate Algebra+ n/a n/a
Reading Read te Associate Ae(el Material3 MyMatAab
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Study )lan+ n/a n/a
Participation Participate in class discussion C/& days "#
Discussion
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Respond to .ee,ly discussion /uestions+ Post your responses to
=ee, 1 Discussion Duestions in te Main 2oru-+ To recei(e full
points on discussion /uestions$ responses sould be at least 1E#
.ords and apply te concepts and teacings fro- te .ee,ly
readings+
DD 1
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foresee being elpful trougout te MAT/116 course+
"< Te Center for Mate-atics >*cellence is a (aluable tool for
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;< Describe any additional steps tat can be ta,en by students
in tis course if elp is needed+
DD "
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lesson$ .ic .ill on Te Jrder of Jperations+ =rite your lesson and
pro(ide it to te class+ 5n your lesson$ be sure to3
1< >*plain te order of operations so tat your students .ill be
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"< 5nclude any elpful ints tat .ill assist your students in
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Details Due Points
Objectives >(aluate linear e/uations+
Sol(e linear e/uations+
n/a n/a
Reading Read C+ "$ sections "+1@"+; of Beginning and Intermediate Algebra+ n/a n/a
Participation Participate in class discussion+ C/& days "#
Discussion
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Respond to .ee,ly discussion /uestions+ Post your responses to
=ee, 1 Discussion Duestions in te Main 2oru-+ To recei(e full
points on discussion /uestions$ responses sould be at least 1E#
.ords and apply te concepts and teacings fro- te .ee,ly
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e*a-ples for- te*t$ proper citation$ correct spelling and proper
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Course Design Guide
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Details Due Points
Objectives Sol(e e/uations using for-ulas+
Sol(e linear ine/ualities+
'se linear e/uations and ine/ualities in real0.orld applications+
n/a n/a
Reading Read C+ "$ sections "+C@"+E of Beginning and Intermediate Algebra+ n/a n/a
Participation Participate in class discussion+ C/& days "#
Discussion
uestions
Respond to .ee,ly discussion /uestions+
DD 1
1< =at does Isol(ing for a (ariableH -eanP
"< No. is sol(ing for a specified (ariable in a for-ula :see belo.<
si-ilar to finding a solution for an e/uation :.at .e did last .ee,<P
No. is it differentP
DD "
5n capter "$ researc te si-ilarities and differences of e/uations
and ine/ualities+
1< Co-pare and contrast sol(ing e/uations and sol(ing ine/ualities+
=at is si-ilar about eac processP 1esides te fact tat te signs
are different$ .at are te differences in te processesP
"< SJAV> te e/uation :Et 0 6< Q ":t R 1< R " and SJAV> te
ine/uality ;:"* R 1< S 0:E 0 ;*<+ 1e sure to SNJ= your .or, and
CN>C8 your solutionsT
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Details Due Points
Objectives Generate graps+
Deter-ine te intercepts of a linear function+
Deter-ine te slope of a linear function+
n/a n/a
Reading Read Sections ;+1@;+C in C+ ; of Beginning and Intermediate
Algebra+
n/a n/a
Participation Participate in class discussion+ C/& days "#
Discussion
uestions
Respond to .ee,ly discussion /uestions+
DD 1
Consider te follo.ing line3 "y R ;* Q %
1< Describe .at tis line .ould loo, li,e .en graped on an *0y
a*is+ Ma,e sure to address te follo.ing3
a< 7eading te grap fro- left to rigt$ does tis line go upill or
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b< =at are te intercepts of tis grap :*0intercept and y0intercept<P
No. did you ,no.P
"< Describe o. you .ould go about graping tis lineU-a,e sure to
include e(ery step+
DD "
Consider te follo.ing line again3 "y R ;* Q %
1< So. o. you .ould get y alone for tis e/uation+
"< =at is te slope of tis lineP No. did you ,no.P
;< Describe$ in detail$ a real life situation tat could be represented by
tis line+
C< =at does tis slope represent for te situation tat you
describedP
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Day &
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Details Due Points
Objectives Create a linear e/uation using data+
5dentify representations of functions+
'se linear functions in real0.orld applications+
n/a n/a
Reading Read sections ;+E0;+& in C+ ; of Beginning and Intermediate
Algebra+
n/a n/a
Reading Read sections 8+1 9 8+" in C+ 8 of Beginning and Intermediate
Algebra+
n/a n/a
Participation Participate in class discussion+ C/& days "#
Discussion
uestions
Respond to .ee,ly discussion /uestions+
DD 1
Consider te follo.ing grap :fro- Capter 8$ page E"#<3

Ans.er te follo.ing /uestions about te grap3
1< >*plain .y te grap does or does not represent a function+
"< =at is te do-ain of te grapP
;< =at is te range of te grapP
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C< No.$ tin, about .at caracteristics -a,e up a non0function
grap+ Aist a set of at least E ordered pairs tat DJ NJT -odel a
function+ >*plain to te class =N4 your list of ordered pairs
represents a non0function+
DD "
Consider te follo.ing line3 "y R ;* Q 1"
1< So. o. you .ould get y alone for tis e/uation+
"< =at is te slope of tis lineP No. did you ,no.P :=itout using
te slope for-ula<
;< =at is te y0intercept of te lineP No. did you ,no.P
C< Describe$ in detail$ o. you .ould grap tis line using te slope0
intercept -etod :y Q -* R b<+
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Week +ix: +,stems of !o-.ariable "inear Equations &Part '(
Details Due Points
Objectives Sol(e syste-s of linear e/uations by graping+
Sol(e syste-s of linear e/uations algebraically+
n/a n/a
Reading Read sections C+1 9 C+" in C+ C of Beginning and Intermediate
Algebra+
n/a n/a
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Participation Participate in class discussion+ C/& days "#
Discussion
uestions
Respond to .ee,ly discussion /uestions+
DD 1
1< 5n your o.n .ords$ e*plain te difference bet.een
intersecting and parallel lines+
"< 5n your o.n .ords$ e*plain te difference bet.een
intersecting and perpendicular lines+ =at are so-e caracteristics
tat perpendicular lines a(eP
;< Searc so-e -at .ebsites$ and find an e*a-ple of3
a< )arallel lines
b< 5ntersecting lines
c< )erpendicular lines
Copy and paste eac e*a-ple into your response$ labeling eac one+
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NJT>3 you can paste pictures directly into a -essage by rigt0
clic,ing an appropriate picture fro- a .ebsite$ and ten IpasteH it into
te -essage+
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or using eli-ination :.ic .e .ill learn about ne*t .ee,<+ 2or te
proble-s belo.$ -a,e sure to >F)AA5N your steps in your solution$
so your class-ates can understand your tin,ing+
1+ =en sol(ing a Syste- of >/uations$ .at does te solution
representP
"+ 2ro- Capter C$ page "6;$ sol(e proble- K1# by S'1ST5T'T5JN+
;+ 2ro- Capter C$ page "6;$ sol(e proble- K;8 by S'1ST5T'T5JN+
C+ No. can you CN>C8 your .or, to -a,e sure tat you did it
correctlyP
Tuesday
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Tursday
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1#
1#
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Preparation
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Tursday
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*ndividual
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been igligted for furter re(ie.+
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2oru-+
Sunday
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Sunday
Day &
"E
Week +e)en: +,stems of !o-.ariable "inear Equations &Part *(
Details Due Points
Objectives Sol(e syste-s of linear e/uations by eli-ination+
Sol(e syste-s of linear ine/ualities+
'se syste-s of e/uations and ine/ualities in real0.orld applications+
n/a n/a
Reading Read sections C+; 9 C+C in C+ C of Beginning and Intermediate
Algebra+
n/a n/a
Participation Participate in class discussion+ C/& days "#
Discussion
uestions
Respond to .ee,ly discussion /uestions+
DD 1
1+ =at is eli-inated fro- bot of te e/uations .en te
eli-ination -etod is used to sol(e a syste- of linear e/uationsP
"+ 5n using te eli-ination -etod$ .en is it necessary to apply
te -ultiplication property of e/ualityP
;+ 2ro- Capter C$ page "&C$ sol(e proble- K;# by
>A5M5NAT5JN+
DD "
1+ =at are te steps to graping a linear ine/uality .it "
(ariablesP
"+ No. -any solutions .ill tere be to a syste- of linear
ine/ualitiesP
;+ No. do you cec, to see if you sol(ed a syste- of linear
ine/ualities correctlyP
Tuesday
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Tursday
Day C
1#
1#
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Course Design Guide
MAT/116 Version 8
1"
Preparation
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Videos
*ndividual
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B
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Ta,ing Screensots and )osting Assign-ents<
Tursday
Day C
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B
after co-pleting te
o-e.or, assign-ent for te .ee,+
,elect topics fro- tis .ee,Ls -aterials in your study plan tat a(e
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/uestions+ 2or additional elp$ see post titled ,tud$ Plan in te Main
2oru-+
Sunday
Day &
E
*ndividual
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Sunday
Day &
"E
Week Eig#t: Exponents
Details Due Points
Objectives 'se e*ponents in algebraic e*pressions+
Apply e*ponential principles to scientific notation+
n/a n/a
Reading Read sections E+1 9 E+E in C+ E of Beginning and Intermediate
Algebra+
n/a n/a
Participation Participate in class discussion+ C/& days "#
Discussion
uestions
Respond to .ee,ly discussion /uestions+
DD 1
2ro- Capter E :sections E+1 and E+"<U
1+
a+ State te product rule in your o.n .ords+
b+ Gi(e a nu-erical e*a-ple of te product rule+
Tuesday
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Day C
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1;
"+
a+ State te po.er to a po.er rule in your o.n .ords+
b+ Gi(e a nu-erical e*a-ple of te po.er to a po.er rule+
;+
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.ords+
b+ Gi(e a nu-erical e*a-ple of te raising a product to a po.er
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DD "
1+ =at are te practical uses of scientific notationP
"+ =y is scientific notation so i-portant in -odern0day
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Tursday
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Sunday
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B
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Sunday
Day &
"E
Week /ine: Fundamentals of College Algebra 0e)ie!
Details Due Points
Objectives 7e(ie. all ob6ecti(es fro- =ee,s Jne troug >igt+ n/a n/a
Participation Participate in class discussion+ C/& days "#
Course Design Guide
MAT/116 Version 8
1C
Discussion
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.y notP
"< =at are te ; tings tat you found to be -ost elpful in te
classP
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studentsP
=ednesday
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Preparation
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+
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tat a(e been igligted for re(ie.+
n/a n/a
*ndividual
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>*a-ination
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