tobias.johnson@csi.cuny.edu
Office hours: Monday 10am-12pm; Wednesday 10am-11am in room 1S-225

Week 17

December 15

review
final class

December 16

December 17

December 18

Final exam
2:30-4:25pm

December 19

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Homework 12

  • WebAssign on sections 6.5, 6.6, and p. 533-534, due at 11:59pm
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Here are the solutions to today's quiz.

For MTH 123, we have a common final among all sections of the class. Because of this, it's not my exam to give out, and I can't post old exams. But I do have several resources for you:

  • There is an official sheet of practice problems that I've posted to Brightspace (I can't post it on the open web).
  • On the exam archive, you'll find a link to my own set of practice problems (and solutions) from 2021.
  • On Prof. Kofman's website, there are some older practice problems for the final.

Even though it's a common final, we'll have our usual policies about notesheets and calculators. So any calculator is fine (but not a phone/tablet/computer), and you can have a two-sided sheet of notes in your own handwriting.

One policy change for the final is that I'll require everyone to stay in the room the entire time during the exam, with no bathroom/water breaks. If this is going to be a problem for you, please let me know in advance, and we'll figure out a way to deal with it.

Just letting you know that there is a final review workshop for MTH 123 on Thursday, December 11th, from 2:30pm to 4:30pm in 1S-102. It's being run by the Office of Academic Support.

We'll have one last quiz next week on Wednesday, December 10th. It will be modeled on the Chapter 6.1 and 6.2 homework, which is due today.

I've posted your exam scores on Brightspace. You can interpret your score as follows:

  • 52–75: A- to A
  • 41–51: B- to B+
  • 29–40: C to C+

Anything lower than that is a D or an F. Here's some more information about grading. Also see the syllabus for the breakdown of what's worth what.

Our final will be held during club hours on Thursday, December 18th, from 2:30 to 4:25pm, in our usual classroom.

Here are the solutions to the exams last week: version A and version B. I'm still not done grading them, sorry.

Here are some solutions to Prof. Kofman's 2013 midterm 2 that we worked on yesterday.

I said this in class, but just to write it down here, the exam tomorrow will cover all the material up to and including Section 4.6.

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