Week 2 June 14 Monday Announcements
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This document provides an announcement for the week 2 Monday class. It outlines that students will be learning about sets and operations on sets this unit. It lists assignments due this week, including a video quiz on Venn diagrams and a discussion board post. Finally, it directs students to additional multimedia resources available to support their learning.
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Week 2 June 14 Monday Announcements
- 1. WEEK 2: MONDAY ANNOUNCEMENT MONDAY, JUNE 14TH Number Systems Online Summer 2021 Professor Jillian Stugard
- 2. Units of Study: ◦Unit 3: Sets & Operations on Sets ◦ We will learn about sets and how to perform operations of sets. We will discuss unions and intersections, and how we can apply the use of sets to solve real-world problems.
- 3. General Items ◦ You will be completing your video quiz as you make your way through the lessons, so you will not need to mark anything reviewed to access your video quiz. Be sure to read through the directions in their entirety. This is the most involved quiz of the semester. ◦ You will need to mark ALL lesson reviewed in order to take access your second quiz for the week, taken in Blackboard. ◦ This is your first testing week. Your test will be due by end-of- the-day Sunday. It will not be available until your video quiz has been submitted. Plan ahead!
- 4. DUE Thursday, 6/17/21 by 11:59PM ◦Week 2 Mindsets Discussion Assignment ◦Unit 3: Sets & Operations Assignment in MathLab ◦Venn Diagram Video Quiz
- 5. MyLab Multimedia Library ◦This is an EXCELLENT resource ◦You can find a link to this resource directly in the Blackboard left-hand menu or from your MyLab home screen if you access MyLab from a web browser. ◦Let’s briefly explore this wonderful resource!