Instructors: | |
Dr. Minah Oh | Dr. Roger Thelwell |
ohmx@jmu.edu | thelwerj@jmu.edu |
Office: Roop 109 | Office: Roop 106 |
540-568-4929 (office) | 540-568-5103 (office) |
Course URL:
Class assignments (45 points):
Homework assignments (45 points):
Final Project (10 points):
Grading:
Diversity and Inclusion
Common JMU Academic Policies
Nature of the Course Content
There are four
There will be numerous class assignments, including figuring out how to win at the the game of SET and completing coding exercises like this one
studio.code.org/hoc/1.
Reading and Homework will be assigned throughout the semester, and you'll have a weekly written assignment so you can tell us what you learned.
You'll have a final presentation to show off what you've learned. We will tell you more about this as it gets closer.
We will add up the points you get in each category up to the max of 100 points.
Grades will be assigned using the standard scale -- 100-90: A to A- range; 89-80: B+ to B- range; 79-70: C+ to C- range;
69-60: D+ to D range; 59 and below: F.
James Madison University is a community dedicated to diversity and
inclusivity. As faculty, we believe that learning environments should support a diversity of thoughts, perspectives, experiences, and identities. We invite you to share anything with us that might help create a more inclusive and welcoming learning environment.
Visit http://www.jmu.edu/syllabus/
for information about:
Attendance, Academic Honesty, Adding/Dropping Courses, Disability Accommodations, Disruptive Behavior, Inclement Weather, and Religious Accommodations.
MATH 167. Topics in Mathematics (Haynes Scholars EXPLORATORY MATHEMATICS )
2 credits. Offered fall.
Topics or projects in mathematics designed for Haynes Scholars.