From the Course Calendar
Math 102 is a course in problem solving through the use of mathematical models involving algebraic, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions and graphs.
Prerequisite: Foundations 30, Precalculus 20, AMTH 092, AMTH 002, or Math B30.
Course Material
This page contains links to a selection of course related material. You will find most solutions and problem sets here. To view/print them select the appropriate link from the list below.
Course Outline
Math 102 Lab Manual
Trigonometry Condensed Notes
Exams and Solutions
Sample Quiz
Quiz #1 Solutions
Quiz #2 Solutions
Quiz #3 Solutions
Sample Midterm #1
Sample Midterm #2
Midterm Solutions
Quiz #4 Solutions
Quiz #5 Solutions
The Final Exam
Your final exam is written on April 15th, 9-12 AM, in Gym I.
You are allowed a standard calculator, as well as a "make your own"
formula sheet (1 paper, double sided).
The final is comprehensive, covering everything from the entire course,
i.e. basic algebra, graphs, functions, models, etc.
Sample Exams: Sample Final #1 with Solutions
Sample Final #2 with Solutions
Actual 2014 Final (no Solutions)
PreCalculus Diagnostic Test:
For further review, you may also wish to take this test that is often given
to Math 103 or Math 110 students in the first week. It covers a wide range
of topics from Math 102. It is multiple choice, answers are provided, as well
as a list of relevant Google terms if you had difficulty with a particular question.
PreCalculus Diagnostic Test
PreCalculus Diagnostic Test Answers
Extra Review "Assignments"
These are not to be handed in. They are meant as an additional set of problems to add to your review. Each assignment should take 20-30 minutes to complete, and will cover material throughout the course. I would suggest you complete an assignment every couple of days as part of preparing for the final exam (this is in addition to your daily review for quizzes and current material).
Review 1 Assignment, Review 1 Solution
Review 2 Assignment, Review 2 Solution
Review 3 Assignment, Review 3 Solution
Review 4 Assignment, Review 4 Solution
Review 5 Assignment, Review 5 Solution
Review 6 Assignment, Review 6 Solution
Review 7 Assignment, Review 7 Solution
Review 8 Assignment, Review 8 Solution
Review 9 Assignment, Review 9 Solution
Review 10 Assignment, Review 10 Solution
Additional Course Resources
This is a summary of some of the resources available for this course.
Seminar Sessions
Mondays, 2:30-3:20 in RIC 119.
A lab instructor will go through practice examples from the Lab Manual.
This is also where you will write the majority of your exams.
Supplmental Instruction (SI)
The Faculty of Science offers free supplemental instruction in CW 308 for this course starting January 19th. For the current schedule, please visit
http://www.uregina.ca/science/mathstat/for-students/help-centre.html
Campion Drop In Help Centre
A free Math/Stats Help Centre available to all U of R students. For hours, visit
http://www.campioncollege.ca/academics/academic-support-services
Student Success Centre
Free Math/Stats tutoring, available by appointment. For information, visit
http://www.uregina.ca/student/ssc/math-stats-support/index.html
Textbook WebAssign
For those of you using the textbook, you can log into the optional online WebAssign section for this class. I don't use this myself (I think you get enough material between the text questions and the lab manual), but you may wish to check it out. To log in, you'll need the class key as well as your own key from your textbook.
Class key: uregina.ca 8991 3050
Khan Academy Video Lecture
If you like additional explanations in the video format, past students have found Khan's Academy useful. These are free youtube videos on a variety of subjects, including ours. (I would warn against spending too much time on these sites. You can waste a lot of time watching videos rather than doing exercises yourself... only use these to get specific help on specific topics). You can see the available playlists at
http://www.youtube.com/user/khanacademy/playlists
Lamar Course Notes
This site offers a set of free concise course notes for a variety of Math classes. Again, there is a TON of material on this site, be very specific in your search:
http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/
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