What is your full name? Paige Tristan
Overton
Do you have a nickname that you
prefer to go by? Nope
What is your height IN INCHES
(not feet)?
67in
What is your age in years? 18yrs
What time do you generally wake
up on any given day? 9:30
am
What is your favorite candy? Skittles
What is your favorite snack food?
Pickles
Who is your favorite musical
artist/band? Justin
Timberlake
Do you have any hobbies/things
you like to do for fun? I
like to Read
What is your mathematical
background? (Not limited to the list below…list other topics if needed)
Basic math algebra1 algebra2 statistics probability trigonometry
High school Precalculus high school calculus
college algebra (taken at a college/university) AP stats
AP calculus college level calculus (taken at a
college/university)
What is your comfort level with
solving math word problems, math application problems, and conceptual math
problems?
Very comfortable (V) comfortable (C) uncomfortable (U) extremely uncomfortable (E)
What is your comfort level with
math computations and calculations/using formulas and following steps and
procedures?
Very comfortable (V) comfortable (C) uncomfortable (U) extremely uncomfortable (E)
What is your comfort level with
any of the following calculus concepts?
Write one of the following next
to each topic:
Very comfortable (V) comfortable (C)
uncomfortable (U) extremely
uncomfortable (E)
Curve sketching: C
Instantaneous rate of change: C
Derivatives (of constant, linear,
polynomial, power, rational, exponential, trigonometric, logarithmic functions):
V
Difference quotient: C
Limits: V
Continuity: C
Chain rule (an application of
composition of functions): ?
Product and quotient rules for
derivatives: C
Finding local and global maximums
and minimums: V
Determining inflection points: V
Area under a curve: C
Anti-derivatives: C
Integration (of constant, linear,
polynomial, power, rational, trigonometric, exponential, logarithmic functions):
C
Integration by parts: C
Integration by substitution: C
The following are concepts from
algebra and precalculus that students taking applied calculus should be
comfortable with.
What is your comfort level with
any of the following algebraic and precalculus concepts? (please note that
weakness in any of these areas may make most aspects of this class more
challenging than others)
Write one of the following next
to each topic:
Very comfortable (V) comfortable (C)
uncomfortable (U) extremely
uncomfortable (E)
Equations:
Factoring:
Adding/subtracting/multiplying/dividing
fractions/rational expressions: V
Simplifying expressions: C
Simplifying rational expressions
(fractions and fractional polynomials): C
Operations on roots and
fractional exponent expressions: C
Operations involving whole number
exponent expressions: V
Finding common denominators : V
Inequalities: V
Functions: V
Absolute value: V
Linear functions: V
Systems of equations: V
Domain and range: V
Inverse functions: V
Transformations (shifting,
scaling, stretching, etc): V
Quadratic functions: C
Completing the square: C
Exponential functions: V
Logarithmic functions: C
Base e: C
Graphing (trigonometric,
quadratic, linear, exponential, and logarithmic functions): C
Trigonometric concepts: C
Have you taken American
university’s math 160 (applied precalculus) class? If yes, was your grade a “b”
or better? Nope
If you have not taken American
university’s math 160 (applied precalculus) class, have you taken a college
level (not a college equivalent high school class) equivalent? If yes, was your grade a “b” or better? Nope
Which social media formats are
you familiar with?
Texting Facebook Pinterest Flickr WordPress BlogSpot Tumblr twitter
Google plus Instagram
Which social media formats do you
use most frequently?
Texting
Facebook Pinterest Flickr WordPress BlogSpot Tumblr twitter
Google plus Instagram
What is your major? Business and Entertainment
Why are you taking this math
class? It
was required…
Will you take other math classes
in the future at American University or will this be your only math class? If
yes, which classes do you anticipate taking? Only
the required ones, which probably means statistics…
What do you hope to learn in this class? Whatever it is that KSB decided I need to learn before
I graduate.
Is there anything else you would
like me to know about you? NopeJ
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