MATH 2070

Business Calculus II

Course Information and Policies

Math 2070 Common Course Syllabus, Spring 2024 
Math 2071 Common Lab Syllabus, Spring 2024

Syllabus Addendum (University Policies & Resources)

The policies and information found in the Math 2070/2071 syllabi above are common to all sections of the course.  Each instructor will provide a personalized version of the syllabi in Canvas which includes their contact info, office hours, class time/location, etc.

Course Learning Objectives
Exam Information
Previous Exams

Below are written unit tests from previous semesters provided to familiarize you with the approximate length of tests in this course and to offer you some additional practice problems.  Your online tests will be similar in length, but you will not be submitting written work.  Instead you will have a variety of question types such as multiple choice, multiple select, drop-down menus, numeric fill-in-the-blank, algebraic fill-in-the-blank, etc., much like you see in your WebAssign homework.

The Fall 2023 exams will differ in content than the 2018 and 2019 tests.  Please be sure to note the differences and supplement additional practice materials, accordingly.  Additional "Mixed Practice" problems may be found toward the bottom of this page.

Spring 2018 Test 1 (5.1-5.6): Version A Blank; Version A Solutions
Spring 2018 Test 2 (5.7-5.8, 6.1-6.4):  Version A Blank; Version A Solutions; Formula Sheet
Spring 2018 Test 3 (6.5-6.6, 7.1-7.4, 8.1-8.2): Version A Blank; Version A Solutions; Formula Sheet

Spring 2019 Test 1 (5.1-5.6): Version A Blank; Version A Solutions
Spring 2019 Test 2 (5.7-5.8, 6.1-6.4): Version A Blank; Version A Solutions
Spring 2019 Test 3 (6.5-6.6, 7.1-7.4, 8.1-8.2): Version A Blank; Version A Solutions

 

WebAssign
WebAssign for this course will become active on the first day of University classes.

To get started with your WebAssign homework you will need to link your Cengage and Canvas accounts by opening the "WA Introduction" assignment from your Canvas course.  Please see the instructions found at the link below.

Getting Started with WebAssign

If you took Math 1020 or Math 2070 previously at Clemson or if you took a math course elsewhere that used the same textbook, the course should show up in your Cengage dashboard as "Purchased".  Otherwise, it will show up as a "Trial" course.  The WebAssign trial period is for 14 days from the first day of University classes.  Within those 14 days, you will need to either register the access code you purchased from the campus bookstore as part of the Lecture & Note-taking Guide Custom Package or purchase access from within your Cengage dashboard.

Cengage Account Access Help

Zoom Link:  https://cp.cengage.com/OfficeHours_East

Days/Times:  1:00pm - 3:00pm, Mon-Fri, January 4th - February 9th, excluding MLK holiday

 

Install WebAssign's Lockdown Browser OEM  (required for exams)

 

Typing Math Symbols in WebAssign

 

Additional Resources

Academic Success Center (http://www.clemson.edu/asc)

The Academic Success Center supports your success in this course through the following FREE programs. Click on each link to see  information about these excellent resources to support your learning.

Math/Stats Help Center

The School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences offers FREE help/tutoring for this course.  A tentative schedule follows.  This schedule will be updated as we approach the start date.

  • Dates:  January 22 - April 26
  • Location: Martin Hall, M-1 (basement level)
  • Schedule: 
    • Monday, 5pm-7pm, Desk 13
    • Tuesday, 5pm-7pm, Desk 13 or 14
    • Wednesday, 5pm-7pm, Desk 9
    • Thursday, 5pm-8pm, Desk 13

End-of-Semester Math-Ins

Students who plan to take the final exam in Math 2070 are encouraged to attend one or both of the following Math-In sessions to seek help in their preparations for the exam.  Instructors and/or TAs familiar with the course will be available to assist at these times and locations.

  • Saturday, April 27th, 10am-5pm
    • Martin Hall, Section M (There will be signs or people to direct you to the correct room for business calculus.)
  • Tuesday, April 30th
Course Coordinator: Jennifer Newton, jnewt@clemson.edu