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Math104 Introduction

Math 104 is an introductory mathematics course that reviews topics from high school math. The course covers fundamentals, equations, graphs, functions, exponents, trigonometry, and analytic trigonometry. Students will learn through lectures, worksheets, online assignments and a textbook. The course will be taught through both classroom meetings and the online platform Blackboard. Students will be assessed on quizzes, a midterm, assignments, and a final exam. Regular attendance is expected, and help is available during office hours or at the learning resource center.

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Math104 Introduction

Math 104 is an introductory mathematics course that reviews topics from high school math. The course covers fundamentals, equations, graphs, functions, exponents, trigonometry, and analytic trigonometry. Students will learn through lectures, worksheets, online assignments and a textbook. The course will be taught through both classroom meetings and the online platform Blackboard. Students will be assessed on quizzes, a midterm, assignments, and a final exam. Regular attendance is expected, and help is available during office hours or at the learning resource center.

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WELCOME TO

MATH - 104

First term 2023-2024


Math 104

◻ Text book: Mathematics 1 (Math104) ( A softcopy


of the book will be provided)

◻ Teacher : Math Teachers

◻ Lectures: PowerPoint Slides and worksheets


◻ Online Platform for Course Announcements:
Blackboard
What is Math 104?
◻ Math 104 is a review of high school mathematics. The goal of
the course is to review the following topics and enforce your
background in these topics before taking advanced level
mathematics courses in your major.

◻ CHAPTER 1: FUNDAMENTALS
◻ CHAPTER 2: EQUATIONS AND INEQUALITIES
◻ CHAPTER 3: GRAPHS, LINES AND CIRCLES
◻ CHAPTER 4: FUNCTIONS
◻ CHAPTER 5: EXPONENTIALS AND LOGARITHMS
◻ CHAPTER 6: TRIGONOMETRY
◻ CHAPTER 7: ANALYTIC TRIGONOMETRY
ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTORS IN
CLASROOM COURSE MEETINGS

◻ The official instructor of your course is the


instructor you meet in the classroom.

◻ The official instructor keeps record of your


grades, and he is responsible for the course
updates in Blackboard platform.
ONLINE PLATFORM FOR THE COURSE:
BLACKBOARD

1. All course related documents including this power point


file, (course syllabus, worksheets, soft copy of the
textbook, online assignments, old exams and etc. )
videos will be uploaded to the blackboard account. It is
imperative that you have access to the blackboard
platform.
2. You will receive announcements from your instructors
via blackboard in addition to in-person announcements.
You should download blackboard application to your
phone.
3. You should check your blackboard account everyday.
You can follow your class and its announcement from
your blackboard account.
Syllabus

➢ Time:
5 contact hours per week divided on
two days (3 and 2 hours)

➢ Grade distribution
. Quizzes: 30 Marks
. Midterm: 20 Marks
. Assignments: 10 Marks
. Final Exam: 40 Marks
Grade Distribution

ASSESSMENT WEEK MARKS


ASSESSMENT NUMBER TIME
TASK PROPORTION

1 Quiz 1 5 50 Min 10%

2 Midterm 9 90 Min 20%

3 Quiz 2 12 50 Min 10%

4 Quiz 3 15 50 Min 10%

5 Assignments (online) 10%

6 Final Exam 120 Min 40%


Assessments
◻ 3 Quizzes:
MCQs and Essay Questions (50 Min).

◻ Midterm :
MCQs only.

◻ Final Exam:
MCQs and Essay questions (120 Min)

◻ Assignments are made before each quiz and Midterm as a


preparation for these assessments. (The number of Questions in
each assignment will depend on the content of the assessment)
Online Homework Assignments:

 The online assignments will be done on


blackboard (BB) interface.
 Around 4 assignments will be assigned during
this semester.
 The total grades (12 marks) is obtained by
adding the grades of all the assignments
without rounding.
Attendance Policy
➢ Students with valid excuses are considered present.
➢ You cannot makeup a missed class by attending
another class.
➢ Regular students must attend at least 85% of all
lectures .
➢ If absent, excuse should be reported to the vice dean
➢ Being late is equivalent to ½ absent
➢ Being late ½ hour and more is considered 1 absent
Class Etiquette
➢ Do not arrive late.
➢ No cell phones, SHUT them OFF

➢ Do not make noise during the classes.


More info
◻ If you have any questions you can use the
following:
◻ 1. The office hours by your instructor

◻ 2. Room 52 (LRC)

Instructor email: @iau.edu.sa


coordinator email: famussallum@iau.edu.sa
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