pages are handed out and used in class, and
you’ll be responsible for the material. Make sure to print your own
copy if you miss that class.
pages are handed out and used in class, and
you’ll be responsible for the material. Make sure to print your own
copy if you miss that class.
pages recap the lecture material,
maybe expanding on some parts of it. These can be a great supplement to
your class notes.
marks review guides and practice problems.
pages are assigned for reading on your own,
as homework. Lectures will cover the material briefly if at
all — you’ll need to learn it from the Web
pages.
marks interesting supplements to the topics in
the lecture. While you won’t be held responsible for this material,
I recommend it to deepen your understanding. Advanced math
is not required for materials with this mark.
points you to TI calculator procedures.
marks challenging material that goes
beyond the course requirements, and uses more math background. Read
these handouts to find out more of the theory behind the operations
you learn in class.
marks an external Web page, one
that is not on the TC3 server.
indicates a video available in the Media Center
on campus.
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