software like MathType that are used to generate equations that are more readable. Other links inside of Examples to “Items Interest” include “Excel Help Work Some link and to Common Problems” “Solutions The Examples to Help Textbook Questions/Problems”. “Excel Work Some link can be very valuable for Common Problems” students who want to work many problems quickly and accurately. The to Textbook “Solutions Questions/Problems” link should not be used unless you have worked all the assigned questions and problems; this link can become out of date if the publisher does not send the instructor updates when the textbook changes. Online Quizzes and Exams () Besides the Mid-Term and Final Exam, there are 20 online quizzes: a Syllabus quiz (taken first), 18 chapter quizzes, and a Learning Objectives Quiz (taken last). Scores are tabulated automatically and all scores are averaged inside the web course. To take a chapter quiz, hit the quiz link accessed by clicking on the menu and “Content” then navigating to the desired chapter for which you want to take the quiz (you can also go to the menu to find it). Once “Assessments” you take a quiz, you can review it as often as you like. Except for the Objectives the highest score of the two quiz “Learning Quiz,” attempts is taken. For the Objectives your two “Learning Quiz,” attempts are averaged. The Learning Objectives Quiz is different from all other quizzes (that have 10 questions and 15 minutes) because the Learning Objectives Quiz has 14 questions/problems and you have 30 minutes to take it. If you want to view and study over the quiz instructions before you take your first quiz, then go to the menu, then the “Content” “Exams” link, and then the You See when You Click on to Take an “What Assessment (Quizzes & link. Exams)” The Syllabus Quiz can be found in and should be Ch.1’s material taken before Ch. quiz. 1’s
software like MathType that are used to generate equations that are more readable. Other links inside “Items of Interest” include “Excel Examples to Help Work Some Common Problems” link and “Solutions to Textbook Questions/Problems”. The “Excel Examples to Help Work Some Common Problems” link can be very valuable for students who want to work many problems quickly and accurately. The “Solutions to Textbook Questions/Problems” link should not be used unless you have worked all the assigned questions and problems; this link can become out of date if the publisher does not send the instructor updates when the textbook changes. Online Quizzes and Exams () Besides the Mid-Term and Final Exam, there are 20 online quizzes: a Syllabus quiz (taken first), 18 chapter quizzes, and a Learning Objectives Quiz (taken last). Scores are tabulated automatically and all scores are averaged inside the web course. To take a chapter quiz, hit the quiz link accessed by clicking on the “Content” menu and then navigating to the desired chapter for which you want to take the quiz (you can also go to the “Assessments” menu to find it). Once you take a quiz, you can review it as often as you like. Except for the “Learning Objectives Quiz,” the highest score of the two quiz attempts is taken. For the “Learning Objectives Quiz,” your two attempts are averaged. The Learning Objectives Quiz is different from all other quizzes (that have 10 questions and 15 minutes) because the Learning Objectives Quiz has 14 questions/problems and you have 30 minutes to take it. If you want to view and study over the quiz instructions before you take your first quiz, then go to the “Content” menu, then the “Exams” link, and then the “What You See when You Click on to Take an Assessment (Quizzes & Exams)” link. The Syllabus Quiz can be found in Ch.1’s material and should be taken before Ch. 1’s quiz.
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