PRE-ALGEBRA-NUMBER SENSE, GEOMETRY-- MAT 075 

3 credit hours Spring 2008--Professor Gary Adams
Section T10, CRN 10571,  10:30 AM-12:50 PM Room E221, Thames Campus
                                  
Prerequisite:
Acceptable placement score.  A grade of "C" or better is required
to pass this course and proceed to Math 095.

Office Hours
:9:50-10:30 AM, Monday, Wednesday, LAC Thames Campus, by appointment only.

E-mail: gadams@trcc.commnt.edu    
 

Web site
 www.huskybiz.com for changes, assignments, announcements and downloads 

Course Description:

This course focuses on basic arithmetic and pre-algebra skills.
Topics include: whole numbers, fractions, decimal numbers, proportions,
ratios, percents, perimeter, area, volume, applications, signed numbers,
algebraic expressions and equations. This course does not count
towards the minimum requirements for graduation. After completing
Math 075 with a C+ or better, students may take Math 095 Elementary Algebra Foundations

Text
:   
Pre-Algebra,
5thEd., K. Elayn Martin-Gay, Prentice-Hall, 
Calculators are not  allowed in this course.

Assignments:  Separate sheet or here

Student Responsibilities:

Course Evaluation:

Attendance policy:
If you miss more than four unexcused classes will have five points subtracted from your final average.
Missed classes will be not be excused for any  reason.

College Withdrawal Policy
You may withdraw, in writing at the Registrar's Office, for any reason until the end of the 10th week of classes. 
From the 11th week through the end of the 13th week, you may withdraw with the signature of the instructor or advisor.

Disabilities Statement
If you are a student with a hidden or visible disability which may require classroom or test-taking
modifications, please  notify and consult with Disabilities Counseling Services at 383-5240, who
coordinate services to students with disabilities.  Please note that I cannot provide accommodations
based on any disability until I have received an accommodation letter from the Disabilities Counselor.

Cellular Phones
No cell phones, Blackberries and beepers or similar devices are allowed in class or in the Learning Resource
Center unless they are turned off or turned to a silent mode.  Under no circumstances are you to
answer in class.  When there are extenuating circumstances that require that you be available by phone
or beeper, you should speak to me prior to class, so that we can arrive at an agreement.

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