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Sarah Raynor  \nTextbook:  Single Variable Calculus, 8th Edition, James Stewart, ISBN 9781285740621 . You do not need to have this exact textbook edition for this course.  \nO􀀎ce: Manchester 343  \n336-758-4466  \nO􀀎ce Hours: O􀀎ce hours will be from 4-5:30pm on Tuesdays, 1-2pm on Wednesdays, 4-5:30pm on Thursdays, and 11am-noon on Fridays, in my o􀀎ce. You do not need an appointment to come to o􀀎ce hours; if you cannot attend o􀀎ce hours and need to meet with me you may make an appointment for another time. I am not available on Mondays.  \nEmail: [raynorsg@wfu.edu](raynorsg@wfu.edu)  \nCourse Website: [http://www.wfu.edu/](http://www.wfu.edu/) ~raynorsg/math111G.html  \nTA: TA help sessions will be held from 7-9pm on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays in a location TBA. Please also note that you can get help by appointment in the Math Center, Manchester 354 .  \nCourse: This course will cover chapters 1-4 of the textbook, which comprise the theory, methods and applications of limits and di􀀋erentiation and the basics of integration. There is also a mandatory pre-calculus review component of the course, which will be administered via the computer program ALEKS.  \nPlease contact me ASAP if you will need to miss class due to a university-sponsored activity, such as athletics. Also, if you have a disability that may require an accommodation for taking this course, please contact the Learning Assistance Center (336-758-5929) within the 􀀌rst two weeks of the semester.  \nAssignments: There will be three types of assignments in this course:  \n􀀏 ALEKS: Every student is required to purchase the ALEKS program and complete an ALEKS precalculus review. This will take place in the 􀀌rst 6 weeks of the semester. Your 􀀌nal score in ALEKS will be worth 10% of your grade; you may also register for a 1 hour course, 105L, for more extensive ALEKS review. Detailed information about this will be provided separately.  \n􀀏 Webassign: In addition, we will be using an online homework system called Webassign for review problems for each lecture. Webassign can be accessed [at webassign.com. Our](at webassign.com. Our) class key is  \nwfu 9926 1753 .  \nWebassign homework must be completed by 10:00am on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.  \nWebassign homework will be 7% of your grade.  \n􀀏 Written Homework: There will be a weekly written homework due at the start of class on Fridays. Written homework is to show all steps, be your own work (see a separate sheet for further information), and be written clearly and completely with verbal explanations (in complete sentences) as appropriate. Written homework will be 7% of your grade.  \nTests: The course will have three in-class exams. 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