MAT 108 - Trigonometry
Department: Mathematics
Description: Circular functions, their graphs, inverses, identities and applications. Right triangle trigonometry and applications. Department-approved graphing calculator required. Not for credit major/minor or if had MAT 109.
Credit Hours: 2
Prerequisites: Mathematics placement or grade of C or better in MAT 119
Current Offerings
Spring 2021
- 001 - Lecture: Online - M W 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM , Stephanie Brodnick 2 hour(s)
- 002 - Lecture: Online , Stephanie Brodnick 2 hour(s)
Dates: 01/11/2021 - 05/01/2021
Building: Online, contact instructor
Instructor Name: Stephanie Brodnick
Class Notes: I will hold a few synchronous review sessions before tests. Students will complete tests in Reggie Net synchronously. Otherwise, I will post video lectures and a PDF copy of the notes that go along with the videos. These are the same lectures and notes that I would be giving if we met face-to-face. I will use Reggie Net Forums as a place where students can ask questions while remaining anonymous to their classmates, and I will post an answer and sign my name so that they know the response was from me. That way, others who had the same question can get an answer too. I will also make myself available via office hours and by appointment to help students who have questions and want to talk through them one-on-one.
Class Notes: Asynchronous/Synchronous Online
Dates: 01/11/2021 - 05/01/2021
Building: Online, contact instructor
Instructor Name: Stephanie Brodnick
Class Notes: I will hold a few synchronous review sessions before tests and then post a video recording of each review for students who could not attend it live. Students will complete tests in Reggie Net. I will list a few time options for completing each test in order to accommodate all students' schedules. I will post video lectures and a PDF copy of the notes that go along with the videos. These are the same lectures and notes that I would be giving if we met face-to-face. I will use Reggie Net Forums as a place where students can ask questions while remaining anonymous to their classmates, and I will post an answer and sign my name so that they know the response was from me. That way, others who had the same question can get an answer too. I will also make myself available via office hours and by appointment to help students who have questions and want to talk through them one-on-one.
Class Notes: Asynchronous Online