Welcome

Please explore this site to learn about our department. For an introduction, see the Chair's welcome message.

Section Highlights

Please explore from the links above. The links on the left have

• News & Newsletters: recent news and copies of the department newsletter.
• Talks & Events: links to pages for various seminars held in the department, as well as for the department colloquia. This weeks talks are announced in the AGORA.
• Courses: information on special courses offered this term, schedules, and links to course descriptions.
• Computing: information about the department's extensive computing resources, and many help documents.
• Employment: information about job opportunities for positions such as faculty, staff, student workers, and for our graduate students.
• Special Departmental & Affiliated programs: there are several special programs whose headquarters are in the math department, or with which department faculty are heavily involved. Also here are research institutes which the department is affiliated.
• Information: basic departmental information and documents.
• For Current Faculty/Staff: documents and forms for current members of the department. Access to this area is restricted.

First Year Math

First Year Mathematics (or FYM) encompasses mathematics classes up to calculus, and introductory statistics courses. These are the classes used to satisfy university, college, and major requirements in mathematics, as well as providing the first courses for students wishing to major or minor in math.

Almost all FYM classes have a small number of students. The FYM faculty is devoted to the practice of teaching of mathematics and statistics, and is one of the largest such faculties at a university.

Site Highlights

• Course Home Pages: most FYM courses are offered with multiple sections. These pages provide information which should be applicable to any section of the course.
• For Students: a collection of links to various resources useful to students, particularly when taking FYM courses.
• Online Courses: a list the FYM courses currently being offered with internet sections.
• University/College Mathematics Requirements: an explanation of which courses satisfy the University's General Studies requirement in Mathematics, and the mathematics proficiency requirement for students in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
• Testing Center: hours of operation and rules for use of the Mathematics Testing Center.
• Tutor Center: hours of operation and information about the Mathematics Testing Center.
• Placement Tests: most FYM courses have a placement test to help students find the right place to start in their mathematics education at ASU.
• For Faculty: a collection of links for FYM faculty

Course Home Pages

• MAT 117 College Algebra
• MAT 119 Finite Mathematics
• MAT 142 College Mathematics
• MAT 170 Precalculus Mathematics
• MTE 180 Theory of Elementary Mathematics
• MTE 181 Theory of Elementary Mathematics
• MAT 194 College Algebra STRETCH
• MAT 210 Brief Calculus
• MAT 211 Mathematics for Business Analysis
• Calculus for MAT 270, MAT 271, and MAT 272
• Online Math Courses

MAT 117 - Internet College Algebra

Spring 2008

• This page contains all the links that you will need to access for the Internet MAT 117. These links are all available through myASU. This page will allow direct access when myASU is down.
• Mathematical Information:
  
  • Lecture Notes
  • Homework Examples
  • Calculator Resources TI or Casio
  • Syllabus
• Midterm:
  
  • Information
  • Concepts List
• Final:
  
  • Information
  • Concepts List
  • Semester Summary
• Homework and Webtests:
  
  • For Credit Homework and Webtests (click on my name and Log in Through ASU)
  • Practice Homework Problems (click on my name and log in as a guest)
• Tutoring:
  
  • On-line Tutoring: BlackBoard MAT: Online Math Tutor Room
  • In-Person Tutoring: Mathematics Tutor Center
  • Learning Resource Center (both in-person and on-line tutoring)