Math 11

Getting Started

1. Read the syllabus.
2. Look through the calendar, especially exam dates.
3. Look through the course's TritonEd page, especially the "Content" area.
4. Read about the labs, including use of Minitab and TritonEd-based submissions. The first lab is due Friday, April 5th.
5. Get the textbook with MyStatLab access. See syllabus for details.
6. Log in to MyStatLab through TritonEd. The first homework is due Wednesday, April 10th.
7. Log in to Piazza.

Exam Information

Midterm 1: 26 Apr 2019 (Friday, 50 minutes, in lecture) — Chapters 3-15.
Midterm 2: 24 May 2019 (Friday, 50 minutes, in lecture) — Chapters 15-21 and the Continuous Random Variables handout.
Final Exam: 13 Jun 2019 (Thursday, 11:30am-2:30pm in lecture hall, LEDDN AUD) — The final exam is cumulative and includes every topic from the course, with an emphasis on material not covered on the other exams.

• You may use a calculator during the exam (but no other electronic devices).
• You may not use any notes or books during the exam, but you will be provided with a list of formulas.
• Bring your student ID to the exams.

Copies of Math 11 exams from a two previous terms can be found in TritonEd in the "Past Exams Folder" in the "Content" area. Be aware that exams naturally vary each time a course is taught.

Further Links

• Math 11 Academic Integrity Policy
• Supplemental Instruction: Information about UCSD's SI program
• Content Tutoring: Information about UCSD's Content Tutoring program
• Academic Integrity Office: "[P]romotes and supports a culture of academic integrity...to reinforce quality teaching and learning at UC San Diego"
• Exam Responsibilities: An outline of the responsibilities of faculty and students with regard to final exams
• Policies on Examinations: The Academic Senate policy regarding final examinations
• Student Conduct Regulations: UCSD policy on student conduct and discipline
• Tyler Vigen's wonderful website of spurious correlations.