energetic enough and has the time to work extra problems); however, editions change and I cannot guarantee what I put in is up to date. Similarly, solutions are found to all mini-case studies. The instructor is not responsible for errors found in these posted solutions supplied by the publishers. Working problems other than those assigned is optional. My understanding is that all finished portfolio contributions have to eventually be attached to the drop box set up by Prof. Boncella to meet his deadline. Before taking exams, students are expected to do the following: Prior to the Mid-Term Exam, students are to have read Chapters and studied the questions/ problems/solutions/formulas for 2−11 these chapters that are found by clicking on the menu “Content” and then the of Course: materials for MID-TERM “First Half module and its links. Students are also to have EXAM” completed online quizzes 1 through 10 by clicking on the quiz link within the chapter materials link. Prior to the Final Exam, students are to have read Chapters 13-14, 16-19, 21-22, 25, and 27 and studied the questions/ problems/solutions/formulas for these chapters that are found by clicking on the menu and then the Half of “Content” “Second Course: Materials for FINAL module and its links. EXAM” Students are also to have completed online quizzes 11 through 20 by clicking on the quiz link within the chapter materials link. Prior to both exams, students should review the formula sheets found in the menu by clicking on the "Exam" module “Content” and then the Exam link and the Exam “Mid-Term Review” “Final link. Review” Prior to exams, it is also recommended that students thoroughly study the seven major learning objectives found in the “Content” menu by clicking on the module and its “Learning Objectives” links. Because exams are much longer than quizzes students should take the practice exam to get an idea of what taking a longer test will be like.
energetic enough and has the time to work extra problems); however, editions change and I cannot guarantee what I put in is up to date. Similarly, solutions are found to all mini-case studies. The instructor is not responsible for errors found in these posted solutions supplied by the publishers. Working problems other than those assigned is optional. My understanding is that all finished portfolio contributions have to eventually be attached to the drop box set up by Prof. Boncella to meet his deadline. Before taking exams, students are expected to do the following: Prior to the Mid-Term Exam, students are to have read Chapters 2−11 and studied the questions/ problems/solutions/formulas for these chapters that are found by clicking on the “Content” menu and then the “First Half of Course: materials for MID-TERM EXAM” module and its links. Students are also to have completed online quizzes 1 through 10 by clicking on the quiz link within the chapter materials link. Prior to the Final Exam, students are to have read Chapters 13-14, 16-19, 21-22, 25, and 27 and studied the questions/ problems/solutions/formulas for these chapters that are found by clicking on the “Content” menu and then the “Second Half of Course: Materials for FINAL EXAM” module and its links. Students are also to have completed online quizzes 11 through 20 by clicking on the quiz link within the chapter materials link. Prior to both exams, students should review the formula sheets found in the “Content” menu by clicking on the "Exam" module and then the “Mid-Term Exam Review” link and the “Final Exam Review” link. Prior to exams, it is also recommended that students thoroughly study the seven major learning objectives found in the “Content” menu by clicking on the “Learning Objectives” module and its links. Because exams are much longer than quizzes students should take the practice exam to get an idea of what taking a longer test will be like.
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