MAT 122 Home

guidedNotebook

*with links to tutorials

Chapter Reviews

MESA COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Intermediate Algebra (no review) - Spring 2012

Instructor: Sue Glascoe	Course Title: Intermediate Algebra (with no review)
Office: MC 162	Course : MAT 122
Phone: 480.788.1433 (google voice ) 480.461.7769 (office)	Section#: 29875 (12noon), 29873 (1pm)
:Office Hours: 11am-11:50am M,W,Th,F and 2-2:50pm Tues
email: glascoe@mesacc.edu
website: http://www.tech4mathed.com/Collegeindex.html

*Class meets face-to-face Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. You will have online quizzes and assignment through MyMathLab (MyLab/Mastering).

*MAT 122 students will be required to do all homework and most quizzes on a computer with internet access using My Lab/Mastering (this used to be called Course Compass). you MUST purchase a liscense the first day of class to remain in my class. You MUST purchase the guided notebook at a bookstore.

Make sure you use the correct code for your class time!!

MyMathLab Student Registration Instructions

MyMathLab Temporary Student Access

**The course syllabus is subject to change. Changes will be announced in class.

You will need to make sure you have the Flash Player installed on your computer to use my site
Flash is working correctly on your computer if you are able see the blooming flower
below that I created using Animation-Ishby FableVision

If you cannot see the flower above, then please download the
appropriate version of the Flash Player

Flash Playerfor Chrome or Firefox and all other versions (Windows or Mac)
Flash Playerfor Windows Internet Explorer

All tutorials on this website were designed and created by Sue Glascoe

Please download a free copy of Jing for Mac or Windows:
http://www.techsmith.com/download/jing/

You will use this free program to create screen shots and video recordings
to send to me of your questions!
For information on using Jing go to: http://www.techsmith.com/jing/

You will need to download and use Chrome or Firefox as your web browser.
(click on the graphics to go to the webpage to download)There seems
to be a problem viewing the Livescribe pencasts using Internet Explorer.

"One should guard against preaching to young people success in the customary form as the main aim in life. The most important motive for work in school and in life is pleasure in work, pleasure in its result, and the knowledge of the value of the result to the community." ~ Albert Einstein