I’m teaching two section of  MTH 110 during Summer I (assuming both have high enough enrollment). The classes will meet in NM 202 beginning June 7. Here’s a link to syllabus, course schedule, and homework for each section: MTH 110.001 http://beavs.net/?page_id=227, and MTH 110.002 http://beavs.net/?page_id=229.
Update! MTH 110.001 has been cancelled. MTH 110.002 is the only section of MTH 110 for Summer II here at SFA.

I’m teaching MTH 110 during Maymester. The class will meet 9:00-12:15 MTWRF in NM 357 from May 17 through June 2. Here’s a link to syllabus, course schedule, and homework list: http://beavs.net/?page_id=220

Here’s an open thread for questions about Test #2. Use your LaTeX skills to put the questions into nice-looking math if you want….

Here are several resources to help prepare for Test #2. Since Test #1, we have done the following:

Graphed transformations of secant, cosecant, tangent, and cotangent
Categorized equations as identities and conditional equations
Proved that some equations are identities and proved that others are not.
Derived the most commonly used trigonometric identities.
Used trigonometric identities to calculate exact values, to simplify expressions, and to assist in verifying that certain equations are identities.

Attached are three files to help you prepare for the exam on Friday.

a list of learning objectives and practice problems from the chapter review …

I’m slowly getting all the course information for my Spring 2010 up here on the site. Click the links below (after clicking on the title of this post if you’re on the home page) or hover over the Teaching menu and click on the desired class. Right now, there’s the syllabus and tentative schedule of sections covered, labs, and tests. Keep an eye out, because I’ll be constantly updating those pages.

MTH 133-001 Plane Trigonometry, 8-8:50 MWF, ED424, Syllabus
MTH 133-003 Plane Trigonometry, 10-10:50 MWF, NM213, Syllabus
MTH 133-700 Plane Trigonometry, 8-8:50 MWF, …