Northern Virginia Community College Woodbridge Campus Fall 2012 MTH 163 – Precalculus I Instructor: Paul Schneider Office location: Natural Science and Mathematics Division *Office Phone: (703) 432-8557 Office hours: Tuesdays 6:00-7:00 WC-228 E-mail: pschneider@nvcc.edu Also by Appointment *This is my USMC work phone Course Description: Presents college algebra, matrices, and algebraic, exponential, and logarithmic functions. Lecture 3 hours per night. Time & Place: Tuesdays 7:00 – 9:40 p.m., WC-228. Credits: 3 Semester Hours Prerequisites:
Summer 2011: MyITLab Instructions You will need to register yourself into the program using these instructions. Each individual student must purchase their own copy of MyITLab. You must follow these instructions and enter your student ID number correctly to receive credit for your assignments. If you do not, assignments will be considered to be late and you will not receive credit for them. You may not share a copy with another student and should not purchase a used copy.
ENGL 1010 Fall 2012 Cole ENGL 1010 Fall Assignment Process: Refer to Norton Chapters: 6: Narrative 23: Brainstorming 36: Describing 39: Narrating 27: Revising Writing Assignment 1: Narrating Online Text Exploration Assignment Content: Overview: Step One: Getting Started 1. Review assignment, rubric, & make “To Do List” 2. Use in class discussions and materials to create first draft 3. Have at least one and a half pages of written material in MLA format and brief outline for rest of essay for our One-On-One meeting in my office on Aug 27 & 28 This is your first essay for ENGL 1010. As with the format of the class, we will begin with a first-person narrative and work our way into an academic research essay. This essay is that
Course Syllabus Travel Industry Financial Analysis & Control TIM 4620 Instructor: Thomas Zhuang Course: TIM 4620 Term: Fall semester 2012 Class: Mondays (17:15 – 20:10) Class Room: MP 441 Office Hours: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM on Wednesdays Office: 1188 Bishop St. #1010 Phone: 523-1837 (W) 295-8878 (C) E-mail: go4888@aol.com ============================================================== Required Text: Hospitality Industry Managerial Accounting by Raymond S. Schmidgall, Seventh Edition ISBN 13:978-0-86612-359-4 Course Description: This course is an integrated and in-depth overview of the dynamic processes involved in utilizing relevant information to plan for,
Complete Ethical Field Trip #1 – Due Mon., Feb 6. This assignment will only be accepted in class OR by email if received by class start time. See Announcements for detailed instructions (1 participation pt). Mon., Feb. 6 – Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Preparation: Read 7.1–7.6; Read 8.1–8.7. Bring completed Ethical Field Trip #1.
ACCOUNTING 301 – SUMMER 2013 HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG. 2008 CRN: 32289 Office: Constant Hall 2149 E-Mail: rspurrie@odu.edu Office Hours: Office Hours: TF- 12:00 to 1:00 pm After class or by appointment Required Materials: 1. 2. 3. INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING, Spiceland, Sepe, Nelson, Tomassini (McGraw-Hill Irwin, 7th Edition, ISBN 0077282078).
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Syllabus: Math 371 - Binghamton University Course: Time: Place: Text: Instructor: Email: Phone: Office: Office Hours: Calc Help Room: Course Web Site: Math 371-Ordinary Differential Equations; Summer 2003 Session II. MTWRF 8:40-10:55. SW 231. Advanced Engineering Mathematics by Erwin Kreyszig; 8th edition. Nic Koban.
LS1 Week 2 Demo Assignment Please keep in mind that while you did work in groups for this assignment what you turn in for a grade must be written in your own words. Any evidence of plagiarism will be written up and dealt with through the office of the Deans of Students. Do not use quotations (put the information in your own words and provide a citation), and make sure you cite the references used in your paper (there is more on this in a later section). Formatting 1. Write in the active voice whenever possible.