Basic Skills Math Courses
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This document outlines the policies and instructional model for basic skills math courses taught by instructor Steven Diaz. The courses use an individualized and self-paced learning approach through the ALEKS platform, with no lectures. Students must complete all assignments on ALEKS including the whole pie, quizzes with a 70% minimum grade, and a final exam. Regular online attendance and a minimum of 6 hours per week on ALEKS are required. Passing grades are 70% for MAT098/099 and 75% for MAT100A.
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