MATH 1030

Elementary Functions

Course Information and Policies
  • Summer 2025 Syllabus
  • Click here to read advice that former MATH 1030 students have for you! (I strongly recommend reading these suggestions.)
  • The topics covered in MATH 1030 can be found by clicking here. Mastery of these topics will be assessed via three major exams, one cumulative final exam, frequent quizzes, and many homework assignments.
  • Course coordinator: David G. Costanzo (dgcosta@clemson.edu)
Daily Course Schedule

If you click on the date, then you will be able to download the blank slides that I use in class. The annotated slides from class can be downloaded by clicking the handwritten notes corresponding to your section. I am also including a short description of the day's topic(s). By the way, there are almost always "extra" slides that I did not cover in class. I usually copy-and-paste them in the next day's lesson. So, if you happen to be absent (which you should not be), you can refer to the handwritten notes to see where I stopped.

 

Exam Information
  • There are precisely four "high-stakes" assessments in MATH 1030; specifically, there are three 90-minute unit exams and one cumulative 150-minute final exam. These assessments are no joke and constitute the majority of your final grade. The final exam is mandatory; there are no exemptions. On the bright side, your final exam will replace your lowest exam score.
  • Here are the dates for these assessments. Please mark your calenders.
    • EXAM 1: July 10, 2025
    • EXAM 2: July 21, 2025
    • EXAM 3:  
    • FINAL EXAM:  
Additional Resources

Course coordinator: David G. Costanzo (dgcosta@clemson.edu)

 

Last Updated: 7/21/25 Comments to: dgcosta@clemson.edu