Your semester grades are posted on Engrade under "GP4." They were calculated using 30% each marking period and 10% for the final exam. If you feel that I have calculated your grade incorrectly or if there are any errors, please email me before noon tomorrow (Thursday.)
-Mr. Wille
Assignments
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Homework 3.4
Homework is posted on utexas and due Friday before 11:59 PM. Homework 3.3 has been opened to allow late submissions until 11:59 tonight.
Friday, January 1, 2010
Happy New Year - Homework 3.3
Happy 2010! Homework 3.3 is posted online and due Monday night (1/4) before 11:59 PM.
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Homework 3.2 and quiz
Homework 3.2 is posted on utexas and there will be a short 30 min. quiz on related rates next class. You need to know how to do the following types of problems.
- "pythagorean theorem" problems (i.e. two cars moving toward an intersection)
- "tip of shadow" problems (i.e. lamp post casts a shadow, use similar triangles)
- Volume problems (i.e. cones, spheres, etc. formulas are in your book and must be memorized)
- Rotation problems (i.e. a spotlight is following a man walking on a straight path.)
Monday, December 7, 2009
Homework 3.1 and MP2 Grades
Homework 3.1 is up on utexas and is due Thursday. Please also take a moment tonight to check your grade on engrade. The grades should be completely up-to-date and the grade listed there will go on your second marking period progress report. If you have any concerns, please email me (awille@hsmse.org) by midnight tonight.
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Homework 2.5 posted
Since I was late in posting this, I have made it short (6 questions) and pushed the due date back to Friday before 11:59 PM.
Homework 2.6 will be posted shortly and will be due Monday before 11:59 PM.
Homework 2.6 will be posted shortly and will be due Monday before 11:59 PM.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
New Calculus Website
Greetings calculus students (and parents),
There is a new layout for the calculus website. The new design will make it easier to post announcements. You should still be able to find the same content on the new site.
-Mr. Wille
There is a new layout for the calculus website. The new design will make it easier to post announcements. You should still be able to find the same content on the new site.
-Mr. Wille
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