MATH 1011 AND 1012:
Supplemental Courses for Math 1110 and 1120
MATH 1011, Fall and Spring
MATH 1012, Fall and Spring
WHY DO STUDENTS TAKE MATH 1011 AND MATH 1012?
Students who are enrolled in Math 1110 or Math 1120 may choose to also enroll in the Learning Strategies Center’s supplemental courses, Math 1011 and Math 1012. Students choose to take the supplemental course for a number of reasons:
“It's a great supplement to Calculus, especially if you're having trouble in the class. The instructor and assistants are very good at explaining confusing math concepts.”
“Instructor answers questions and explains each step thoroughly. The review sessions for the prelims and final are also really helpful.”
“Calculus I needs a lot of practice in order to do well, and Math1011 definitely provides you with that kind of practice..”
“Attending 00 session is imperative for success in Math1110. The course provides additional practice problems that you just don't have time to do in lecture. Prelim reviews are very helpful for developing an understanding of basic concepts.”
“As someone who never took calculus before, I had a lot of trouble in Math1110 because most of the people in my class had already taken AP calculus or at least calculus in high school. This course really helped me understand the basic concepts and helped me prepare for exams.”
“Math1011 provides students with extra help for tough course material in a clear and concise manner.”
“It was not simply a supplement to my Calculus II course. Instead, this was where I actually learned the material.”
“The instructor explained certain topics more thoroughly. He gave a lot of practice problems and provided plenty of help after class and during office hours.”
“Math1012 helps us not only understand what all the lectures and homework were about for the week, but provides us with relevant practice for the tests.”
WHAT CAN I EXPECT IF I TAKE MATH 1011 or MATH 1012?
Math 1011 meets 90 minutes a week. To earn an “S” in the course, students need to attend at least 8 course sections. During class time, the instructor spends time clarifying lecture material from Math1110 but the majority of class is spent of working on sample problems, making sure students can apply the material to work through homework and prelim type problems.
Math 1012 meets 75 minutes a week. To earn an “S” in the course, students need to attend at least 8 course sections. During class time, the instructor spends time clarifying lecture material from Math1120 but the majority of class is spent of working on sample problems, making sure students can apply the material to work through homework and prelim type problems.
WHERE CAN I GET MORE INFORMATION ABOUT MATH 1011/1012?
Math 1011 and Math 1012 are on Moodle, from which students can download handouts from class. Go to Moodle, find Math 1011 or Math1012 and log in to access handouts and announcements.