Second Chance Club for Midterm 1
People not doing well in Midterm 1 can get their grades exonerated if they do the following:
Prepare a new notebook and write "Calculus I Homework" on the cover.
Do all the homework problems in the trimmed list of suggested homework problems, and check your answers using the webwork system.
Organize all your work well in the notebook and show me the notebook before July 18th.
Pass an on-site quiz when showing me your solution.
Second Chance Club for Midterm 2
People not doing well in Midterm 2 can get their grades exonerated if they do the following:
Download and print the compiled problem set from final exams of 135 in Fall 2011, Fall 2012 and Spring 2013.
Solve all the problems on the printout.
Show me before Wednesday, July 9th.
Pass an on-site quiz on the problems.
Alternatively, the notebook with checked and organized solutions to all the problems from 3.6 to 4.5 on the list of suggested homework problems will also be accepted.
Notes:
Unchecked work will not be accepted if you submit the notebook.
Badly organized work will not be accepted. Use the course notes as an example of organization.
Do not sacrifice the material we are currently covering.
Feel free to ask any questions you may have by either sending me an email or arrange a meeting with me.
Method of grading computation
Let
Grade0=(15*Webwork + 15*Attendance + 15*Midterm1 + 15*Midterm2 + 40*Final) / 100
Grade1=(15*Webwork + 15*Attendance + (15*Midterm2 + 40*Final)*70/55)/100
Grade2=(15*Webwork + 15*Attendance + (15*Midterm1 + 40*Final)*70/55)/100
Grade3=(15*Webwork + 15*Attendance + 70*Final)/100
If you have fullfilled all the requirements of the second chance club for Midterm 1 only, then your final grades will be computed as
Max(Grade0, Grade1)
If you have fullfilled all the requirements of the second chance club for Midterm 2 only, then your final grades will be computed as
Max(Grade0, Grade2)
If you have fullfilled all the requirements of the second chance club for both Midterm 1 and Midterm 2, then your final grades will be computed as
Max(Grade0, Grade1, Grade2, Grade3)
Last updated: July 17, 2014