Cabrillo
College Math Online
Page last modified on:
April 18, 2008
New
Waitlist Policy: If the class section is full (closed)
at the time you register, you may choose to be placed on the
class section waitlist. You may add your name, without charge,
to the waitlist. If space becomes available in the closed
section, the first person on the waitlist will be eligible
to register in that class section. Other students on the waitlist
will move up and be allowed to register as space becomes available.
Every effort will be made to notify you by email or
letter when a space opens up, but it is your responsibility
to monitor your position on the waitlist and to register if
a space becomes available to you. More details can
be found at this
link.
Before you go any farther: Find out what it takes to complete
an online math course successfully. Click
here for more information. See also the Cabrillo
Distance Ed page.
FAQs
(Frequently Asked Questions)
Math
254 PreAlgebra
Math
254 uses either MyMathLab
along with the textbook Basic College Mathematics
by Martin-Gay (3rd ed) or Plato (Academic Systems) which comes with its own textbook . The software is only compatible
with Windows-based computers. Contact instructor
for more information.
Math
154 Elementary Algebra
Math
152 Intermediate Algebra
Math
154 and Math 152 will be using the
new editions of the textbooks by Angel. You'll
have the option of buying an access code only which will include
an electronic version of the book as well as access to MyMathLab,
an online interactive math tutorial. You may also wish to
purchase a hard copy of the textbook or solutions manual to
use away from a computer. The software is only compatible
with Windows-based computers. Contact instructors
for more information.
Math
12 Statistics
Math
12 will be using Elementary Statistics Using
the Graphing Calculator (2nd ed) by Mario Triola.
You'll have the option of buying an access code only which
will include an electronic version of the book as well as
access to MyMathLab, an online interactive
math tutorial. You may also wish to purchase a hard copy of
the textbook or solutions manual to use away from a computer.
The software is only compatible with Windows-based
computers. Contact instructors for more information.
FAQs
1. What
kind of computer do I need?
2.
What software do I need?
3. What
kind of internet connection do I need?
4. How
much time will this class take?
1.
What kind of computer do I need?
A Windows-based PC is required (no Macs - sorry!).
2.
What software do I need?
Math
254 uses MyMathLab which accompanies
the 3rd edition of Basic College Mathematics
by Martin-Gay OR Plato (Academic Systems). You'll purchase an access code through the
bookstore or online at coursecompass.com. You'll need a course
ID number from your instructor to register in the software.
Windows-based computers only.
Math 154 and Math 152 use
MyMathLab which accompanies textbooks
by Angel and/or Blitzer . You'll purchase an access code through
the bookstore or online at coursecompass.com. You'll need
a course ID number from your instructor to register in the
software. Windows-based computers only.
Math 12 uses MyMathLab which
accompanies Elementary Statistics Using the Graphing
Calculator (2nd ed), by Mario Triola. You'll purchase
an access code through the bookstore or online at coursecompass.com.
You'll need a course ID number from your instructor to register
in the software. Windows-based computers only.
3.
What kind of internet connection do I need?
Dial-up is fine. Faster is better. Be sure you can work online
for sustainable blocks of time (e.g., 90-minute sessions)
most days of the week and several times a day.
4.
How much time will this class take?
That depends on many things. A general rule of thumb is 3
- 5 hours per unit per week. So a 4 unit course may require
12 - 20 hours per week. This could include time for computer
work, homework, instructor contact, exams, etc.
Cabrillo
College / Mathematics
Department / 6500 Soquel Dr. / Aptos, CA 95003
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