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MATH 003 - (5-0-5)
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Homework |
Quizes |
Quiz1 |
Solutions for first major |
GRADS |
FINAL GRADS |
Syllabus
KING
FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLUEM AND MINERALS
College
of Sciences, Prep-Year Math Program
Syllabus
of
Math
003
Term 022
Prerequisite:
High School Algebra
Textbook : College Algebra with Trigonometry by Aufmann/Baker/Nation 4th Edition, Houghton Mifflin 001 Objectives : The students are expected to develop the comprehension of the course material in English improve their computational skills and demonstrate writing ability of solutions with logical steps.
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Dates |
Text Section
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Title |
Suggested
H.W. Problems |
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1
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Feb 23-26 |
P-1
P-2
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The
Real Number System Intervals,
Absolute Value and Dstance |
1,4,6,9,23,30,33,45,48,58,63,64
3,14,23,58,59,69,77,85,86,87,90,97
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2
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March 1-5 |
P-3
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Integer
and Rational Number Exponents |
5,11,33,39,50,53,59,85,93,102,126,136
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3
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March 8-12 |
P-4
P-5
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Polynomials
Factoring
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15,20,29,49,57,61,70,74,84,85 4,13,22,25,37,46,49,59,74,82,86,90 |
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4
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March 15-19 |
P-6
1.3*
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Rational
Expressions Complex
Numbers (page #85-88) |
5,22,35,37,51,55,62,72 29,35,41,47,48,114,121 |
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5
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March 22-26 |
1.1 |
Linear
Equations |
10,22,25,26,35,54,56,72,75 |
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6 |
March29- April 2 |
1.2 1.3 |
Formulas and
Applications (Example #1) Quadratic
Equations |
7,12,17,19,21,23,66 |
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7 |
April 5-9 |
1.4
1.5
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Other
Types of Equations Inequalities |
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8 |
April 12-16 |
2.1 |
A Two Dimensional
Coordinate System and Graphs |
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9 |
April 19-23 |
2.2
2.3 |
Introduction
To Functions Linear Functions |
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10 |
April 26-30 |
2.4 2.5 |
Quadratic
Functions Properties of
Graphs |
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11 |
May
3-7 |
2.6 |
The Algebra of
Functions |
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12 |
May
10-14 |
3.1 |
Polynomial
Division and Synthetic
Division |
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13 |
May
17-21 |
3.2 3.3 |
Polynomial
Functions Zeros of
Polynomial Functions |
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14 |
May
24-28 |
3.4 |
The Fundamental Theorem Of Algebra |
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15 |
May31- June 4 |
3.5 4.1 |
Rational Functions
and Their Graphs Inverse Functions |
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16 |
June
7 |
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NOTES:
1. The suggested homework and cal problems are considered as minimum sets of
problems. It is the responsibility of the student to solve as many as he can
from the list of problems at the end of each required section including the
SOLVED EXAMPLES and RED EXERCISES.
2.The underlined problems will be discussed during the CAL HOUR.
Evaluation
Policy:
Exam
I (Written): 22 pts
Exam II(Written): 22 pts
Final Exam (Comprehensive & MCQ):36pts
Class
work: 20pts. ( At least 5 Quizzes,
CAL Activity, Homework, Class Attendance)
CAL: There is a separate syllabus for the weekly CAL Classes. Questions given in the CAL Syllabus may be asked in the Exams.Unexcused Absences: A student will be awarded the grade DN after missing/being late in Eight classes without an acceptable excuse. It is the responsibility of the student to keep the record of his absences
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