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Real-world problems involving trigonometry are common in engineering, physics, construction, and design.  \nIntermediate Algebra skills are assumed for those enrolled in MATH 1316.  \nMATH 1316 cannot be used to satisfy major requirements for majors in the School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, Management, or for the School of Engineering and Computer Science.  \nMain topics to be covered  \n1. Graphs and Functions  \n2. Unit Circle Trigonometry/Radian and Degree Measure  \n3. Graphs of the Trigonometric Functions  \n4. Inverse Trigonometric Functions  \n5. Solving Trigonometric Equations and Using Formulas  \n6. Fundamental Identities of Trigonometry  \n7. Polar Graphing and Coordinates, Vectors  \nThe work you submit in ALEKS is 20% of your grade; this is not an accurate indicator of your overall performance in MATH 1316. Use the grade breakdown on the right to calculate your grade.  \nTextbook: MILLER ALEKS 360 OLA ALGTRGNMTRY 2 2023 9781264248667  \nGrading Scale:  \nInterval Letter  \ngrade  \nA+ AAB+ BBC+ CCD+ DDF  \nGrading Policy:  \nType  \nExams  \nQuizzes  \nHomework  \nALEKS Pie  \nAttendance  \nNumber  \n3  \n5*  \nTBD  \n% of Final Grade  \n60%  \n15%  \n10%  \n10%  \n5%  \nTotal: 100%  \n  If at any time you have questions, please do not  1 hesitate to ask.  \nOutcomes/Objectives:  \n1. Students will master techniques of computing trigonometric functions and their inverses.  \n2. Students will develop an understanding of how models of real-world situations are constructed using trigonometric functions.  \n3. Students will gain familiarity with the algebraic expertise necessary to derive and validate trigonometric identities.  \nAcademic Calendar:  \n\n| Description | Dates |\n| --- | --- |\n| First Day of Class | Monday, 24 August |\n| Labor Day (No Classes) | Monday, 7 September |\n| Census Day | Wednesday, 9 September |\n| Exam I | W-F, 7-9 October* |\n| Mid-Term Grades | Saturday, 17 October |\n| Drop Date | Monday, 9 November |\n| Exam II | W-F 18-20 November * |\n| Fall Break | 23-27 November |\n| Last Day of Class | Wednesday, 9 December |\n| Exam III | M-W, 14-16 December* |\n\nSee [http://go.utdallas.edu/syllabus-policies](http://go.utdallas.edu/syllabus-policies) for additional syllabus policies and University regulations.  \nAssignment Descriptions:  \nExams:  \n􀀁 There will be three (3) exams. All exams will be administered in the testing center and will be on paper.  \n􀀁 No blue book or scratch paper is needed.  \n􀀁 You should bring your CometCard and a calculator to each exam.  \n􀀁 You will have 2.5 hours for Exams 1 & 2.  \n􀀁 You will hav","cbCaitOCtzuvAQfk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitOCtzuvAQfk","pdf",185398,"English","# Required Materials\n## Calculator and Lecture Bring-List\n# Course Overview\n## Description and Assumed Skills\n## Main Topics\n# Instructor Information and Meeting Times\n# Grading Scale and Grading Policy\n## Exams, Quizzes, Homework, ALEKS Pie, Attendance\n# Outcomes/Objectives\n# Academic Calendar\n## Key Dates and Exam Periods\n# Assignment Descriptions\n## Exams","[{\"question\":\"What are the required materials for MATH 1316 Trigonometry?\",\"answer\":\"Students need access to ALEKS and Miller Algebra and Trigonometry online, plus a MATH 1316 Course Notes Pack. 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