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To get credit for the class a student must pass an Intermediate Algebra exam with a score of 70% or greater.  \nAbout this course: Math 0303 will be taught on a 5-week cycle. After the first cycle, students will be given a test. If a student earns a passing grade of 70% or above, the student has completed the course. If not, the student will repeat the 5-week cycle and have another chance to take the exam. In total, each student will have 3 opportunities to get credit for the class.  \nClass schedule  \nDate  \nMonday Jan 12th  \nMonday Jan 19th  \nMonday Feb 16th  \nFirst 5-weeks cycle for all students registered in this class.  \nMartin Luther King  \nEXAM 1 (1ST attempt) Mandatory for all students. (in class)  \nWednesday Feb 18th  \nSecond weeks cycle start for those students who do not pass the exam 1(first attempt) with a satisfactory grade (70% or better) .  \nMonday Mar 30th  \nMonday April 1st  \nApril 29th  \nEXAM 2 (2nd attempt) . (In Class)  \nThird 5-weeks cycle start for those students who do not pass the exam 2 (second attempt) with a satisfactory grade (70% or better) .  \nEXAM 3 (3RD attempt)  \nAttendance: Make sure you attend class every day is very important for your success.  \nCourse Material:  \nHere are the topics covered in this course during each 5-week cycle. This is tentative  \nTopics  \n01 Real numbers (basic operations)  \n02 Real line  \n03 Priority of operations  \n04 Percentage and decimals  \n05 Fractions (basic Operations)  \nDate covered first cycle  \n1/12  \n1/14  \n1/14  \n1/21  \n1/21  \n06 Equation of the line (slope, y-intercept) and Graph 1/26  \n07 Midpoint, Distance, slope 1/26  \n08 Parallel and Perpendicular lines 1/26  \n09 Solving simple equations. 1/28  \n10 Absolute value equations 1/28  \n11 Inequalities 2/2  \n12 Absolute value and inequalities word problems 2/2  \n13 Polynomials operations 2/4  \n14 Factorization 2/4  \n15 Solving Quadratic equations. 2/9  \n16 Exponents and Radicals 2/9  \nReview 2/11  \nTest 2/16  \nClassroom Policy  \nPlease be respectful of the students around you at all times. This means that you should turn your cellular phones’ ringers off, put your MP3 player away, and keep the classroom clear of distractions like unnecessary talking. Also, make sure you show up to class on time and stay the whole time.  \nHomework Policy:  \nhomework will be given in the form of worksheets in modules in canvas. These worksheets will not be graded as passage of the course is entirely composed of passing the exit exam. 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