Math 115 Final Exam Logistics + Preparation Spring 2018 PDF

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Class, Our Math 115 final exam is scheduled for Thursday, May 3rd, 4pm-7pm. LOCATION: COLLEGE AVENUE MAIN GYM (on College Avenue campus.) Please be sure to bring your campus id and working graphing calculator to the exam. Exam format will be similar to our in-class exams, with you now having 90 minutes for Parts I & II, respectively. Part I will be without calculator. Should you complete Part I prior to the 90 minutes you may start Part II but without a calculator. Part I will be collected after the first 90 minutes. In turn, the exam proctor will announce when you can begin to use your calculator. The exam itself covers through Chapter 7, with the focus related to the empahsis respectively among the topics. In preparing for the exam there are a number of highly recommended review materials that can be helpful in your understanding of the material. These are: 1.

Recitation Quizzes (Answer Keys on Sakai) & In-Class Exams

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“Math 115 Final Exam Review Exercises”

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Applicable problems from “Math 111 Final Exam Review Exercises” Exclude problems 1-6, and 11-15.

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"Math 112 Final Exam Review Exercises”

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Chapter Practice Tests in the textbook at the end of each chapter.

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“Language of Functions”

Items 2 - 4 may be found on the Math department home page (math.rutgers.edu). Once on the home page · Click “Site Map” at the bottom of the page · Click Math 115 under the course listings. Math 111 and 112 Review Problems can be accessed through the bottom of the Math 115 Rview Problems or by clicking Math 111 and Math 112 on the course list. . “Language of Functions” may be found on both Math 115 and Math 111 sites.

Note also that the Math 115 site includes a formula sheet, consistent with what will be provided at the exam. This might also be helpful in your preparing for the exam I will also be holding a Math 115 final exam review session on Wednesday May 2nd, 9:30 am-11:30 am, at Miledoler Room 100 on the College Avenue campus. I welcome your joining me. Regards, Steve Safran...