PERSONNEL
- Dr. Ernest E. Rothman
Please make use of the following!
- Official office hours in O'Hare 213: Tuesday: 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM; Wednesday: 1:30PM - 2:30PM;
Thursday: 11:00AM - 12:00PM;
and by appointment, drop-in, and Skype.
If there is a need to change the office hour schedule,
the new office hour schedule will be posted on the course web site.
- Phone ext. 3237. (Email address are office location given in the course syllabus)
Use of University In accordance with University policy:
Please note that all official email communications at Salve Regina University involving faculty, students, and staff is to
be conducted using your official university email address. Students must regularly check their university email for
important notifications from their faculty, the Registrar, and others.
Please come to see me during my office hours! If you have a scheduling conflict with my office hours, please
contact me to let me know and to try to set up an appointment for another time. I will often be available for
instant messaging during office hours. When you come to my office hours, or contact me
via Skype or email, please provide specific course-related questions.
TEXTBOOK AND OTHER MATERIALS
- Textbook. Brief Applied Calculus 7th Edition
by Geoffrey C. Berresford and Andrew M. Rockett. (with WebAssign)
- Calculator. TI-83Plus or TI-84Plus graphing calculator.
COURSE RELATED ON-LINE MATERIAL
- Course Website: http://samchops.neocities.org/MTH191.
You are expected to check the course web site for updates at least twice a day, including mornings and evenings.
- Grading Policies.
- How to contact me.
- Assignments.
- Selected class notes
- For instructions on how to backup files from your TI-83Plus/84-Plus to your PC and restore them to your TI-83Plus/84-Plus from
your PC, click here.
- You can find and download TI-Connect 4.0 for macOS here.
- MATLAB Scripts and Functions. MATLAB Scripts and Functions, which can be used to aid the learning of calculus.
DISABILITY ACCOMMODATIONS
In accordance with University policy:
The university is committed to providing equal access for students with disabilities to all of its programs and services in
accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. If you have a
disability that entitles you to instructional accommodations and/or modifications, you must register with the Office of Disability Services
at the Academic Center for Excellence (ACE) and arrange to provide them with documentation of your disability,
if not already submitted. The office is located at the Academic Center for Excellence on the second floor of the university library and is
open Monday - Friday 8:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. They can be reached by phone (given in the course syllabus) or via email (also, given in the course syllabus).
The Disability Services Office will provide you with letters of accommodation for your professors as appropriate. You should then arrange
to speak with your professors as soon as possible (ideally within the first week of class) to discuss arrangements for implementing your
accommodations. Accommodations are never applied retroactively therefore it is critical that you make your accommodation arrangements before you actually need them.
MATHEMATICS, GENERAL EDUCATION, AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT RESOURCES
Links below are not directly related to the course content, and you are under no obligation whatsoever to view them.
They are related to education, mathematics, science, policy related to those fields, and general resources useful for civic engagement.
They are provided here as
resources, if you are interested in points of view to which you may not otherwise be exposed.
The points of view expressed in those resources are not necessarily endorsed by the university.
Last modified: 2/26/2020
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