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{\course}        \hfill {Russell Brown}\\
{MW 11--11:50 }  \hfill {Office: POT741} \\
{\room}	         \hfill	{Phone: 257-3951}\\
{\semester}      \hfill	{Messages: 257-3336}\\
	         \hfill	{M2--3, W2--3, F 10--11}\\
                 \hfill {and by appointment.}

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{\bf Text: } S. Farlow and G. Haggard, {\em Finite Mathematics and its
Applications, 2nd edition}.  Custom copy for University of Kentucky

\smallskip  In this course we will learn about linear equations, linear
programming and probability.  We will consider  how these
mathematical problems arise in applications.  Students will be
expected to apply algorithms to solve mathematical problems and to
reformulate problems described in words as mathematical equations.


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{\bf Course calendar: }

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Dates         &Monday         & Wednesday & Friday \\ \hline
Aug 23--25    &               & 2.1, 2.2 & \\
Aug 28--Sep 1 &2.2, 2.3, P1       &2.3, 2.4 P2 & \\
Sep 4--8      &{\em Labor day}
                              &2.5, P3  & \\
Sep 11--15    & 2.6, P4       & 3.1               &  \\
              &               & {\it Last drop without } W & \\
Sep 18--22    & Review, P5    & Review           & Exam  1\\
Sep 25--29    & 3.2           & 3.3, 3.4,P6  & \\
              &\multicolumn{3}{l}
               {\em This week, recitation will meet in the computer lab.}\\ 
Oct 2--6      &  3.4, 3.5, P7 & 3.5, P8      &  \\
Oct 9--13     & 3.6, handout  & 3.6, handout, P9&  \\
Oct 16--20    & Review, P10   & Review       & Exam 2  \\
              &               &              &{\em Last withdraw}  \\
Oct 23--27    & 5.1           & 5.2          & \\
              &               &{\em Project 1 due}& \\
Oct 30--Nov 3 & 5.2, 5.3, P11 & 5.3, 6.1, P12 & \\
Nov 6--10     & 6.2, P13      & 6.2, 6.3     & \\
Nov 13--17    & 6.3, P14      & 6.4          & \\
Nov 20--24    & 7.3, P15      & 7.4          & {\em Thanksgiving
                                                          vacation}\\
              &               & {\em Project 2 due} &    \\
Nov 27--Dec 1 & Review, P16   & Review       & Exam 3   \\
Dec 4--8      & Review        & Review       &           \\
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{\bf Grading}: Your grade will be based on 3 hour exams (300 points), a
final (150 points), supplemental problems (50 points), homework and
class participation (50 points) and 
two written projects (50 points).  

{\bf Tests}: The test dates are marked on the syllabus.   The material from the
tests will be taken from lectures, the supplemental problems and the
suggested problems.  If you must miss an exam, please notify Brown as
soon as possible.    If necessary, one makeup
will be given after the exam.

{\bf Supplemental problems}: You will be assigned 16 supplemental problems
to reinforce important ideas and prepare you for exams.  You will be
allowed to drop the two lowest grades.  These
problems will be handed out over the course of the semester. Their due
dates are marked on the above calendar.  
No late supplemental problems will be accepted for any reason at all. However, please
notify Brown if you miss an assignment.  You will be excused from
assignments which are missed due to illness or other unforeseen
problems.

{\bf Homework and class participation}: Most of your time in recitation will
be spent going over problems  from the suggested problem list below.
Your grade will be based on your attendance in recitation and the
number of problems you present.  

{\bf Projects}:  You will be asked to carry out two longer
written assignments. Detailed descriptions of these assignments will
be given approximately 4 weeks in advance of the due date. The due dates
for these are indicated on the schedule 
above.    You must work in groups of between two and five for these
assignments.



{\bf Suggested problems}:  You should work each of the following
problems.  You will discuss the solutions in recitation (see the above
section on homework and class participation).


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Section & Problems \\ \hline
2.2 & 3, 13, 14, 19, 20, 26, 27, 30, 33, 34, 39\\
2.3 & 5, 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 23, 25, 27, 29\\
2.4 & 1, 8, 10--12, 23, 25, 27, 50, 54\\
2.5 & 3, 4, 5, 10--15, 22, 23, 31, 32\\
2.6 & 1--4, 17, 24, 35--38\\
3.1 & 1, 2, 13--14, 25--28\\
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3.2 & 1, 2, 7--10, 17--20, 26, 30, 34, 36\\
3.3 & 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 12\\
3.4 & 6---14, 17, 21, 26, 27, 34\\
3.5 & 1--12, 13, 20, 21, 24\\
3.6 & 22, 23, 29--35\\
Handout& all\\
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5.1 & 9--40\\
5.2 & 3--6, 16--19, 23, 24, 34--36\\
5.3 & 1--10, 27--29, 47--53, 60, 61, 65, 66\\
6.1 & 1--5, 15--17, 21--30\\
6.2 & 1--8, 15--18, 31--34, 48--52\\
6.3 & 1--12, 15, 16, 36--39, 52--53\\
6.4 & 14--17, 25--28, 41, 42\\
7.3 & 15--18, 21--31, 33, 34\\
7.4 & 7--9, 14--17, 20--23, 54--56\\ 
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