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Students will develop ideas and methods for applying techniques to find solutions or resolutions to questions requiring algebraic reasoning. A graphing calculator will be used inappropriate areas.  \nInstructor: Jan Nahinurk  \nOffice: Thatcher 1104  \nPhone: 701-228-5479  \nE-mail: Use online course eMail tool; if unable to access the online class, use campus email [address-](address-jan.nahinurk@dakotacollege.edu)[jan.nahinurk@dakotacollege.edu](address-jan.nahinurk@dakotacollege.edu)  \nOffice Hours: Use the eMail tool within the online course to communicate with the instructor. Course eMail messages will be checked daily, Monday through Friday.  \nTechnical Problems: If you have a technical problem, contact the Distance Education office by calling 1-701-228-5479 or 1-888-918-5623 (toll-free) or the Wimba/Moodle help desk: 1-866- 940-0065  \nClass Schedule: Online  \nLearning Environment: The course utilizes an online learning system called ALEKS. Through ALEKS, students will have access to worked out explanations, textbook lessons, and video demonstrations.  \nRequired Text: College Algebra e-Text 2nd Edition by John W. Coburn with ALEKS access code; McGraw Hill Publishing  \nGraphing Calculator: preferably TI-83 or TI-84 series  \nCourse Requirements:  \nThe sequential nature of mathematics deems it necessary for students to participate in class on a regular basis. Active participation in the course is paramount. Active participation means  \nregularly accessing the online learning environment (ALEKS), mastering module topics, and taking the weekly progress checks.  \nLearning Mode: Students will work in the MyPie area of the ALEKS learning system on topics to be mastered. The problems for each topic are linked to worked out explanations, e-textbook material, and video demonstrations. Work on MyPie topics constitutes 15% of the student's final grade and is calculated by the percent of topics mastered by \"module due dates.\" There are 12 modules in the course.  \nProgress Checks: Each of the 12 learning modules is followed by an ALEKS progress check. The Progress Checks will open at 12:01 AM Central Time and will close at  \n11:59 PM the same day. Students are expected to complete the progress checks on the scheduled due dates. When students open ALEKS on a progress check due date, the assessment will be the first task to open. Progress Checks constitute 15% of the student's final grade.  \nHomework: There are two homework assignments located in ALEKS: the midterm review and the final review. These assignments can be done multiple times and the best scores will be used. This work constitutes 10% of the student's final grade.  \nTests: Two proctored tests will be given: the midterm and final exams. 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