Welcome to
SSCC
Online Math
MATH 109/ BUS 210
Online Transfer Math Course
(Updated September 2009)
On-line Mat 109/Bus 210
Let me introduce myself. My name is Olga Shatunova. You might like to check my website http://faculty.seattlecolleges.com/oshatuno/ .
There are 11 weeks of classes in the Fall quarter 9/28/2009- 12/10/2009. To get through the material in timely manner we will follow the schedule that I will email you. I will also send you information about testing and a schedule for tests.
To contact you I use the email addresses that you have in your provided when you registered. Please review your registration info and update the email address to the current one. I will need it to contact you on the first day of the Fall quarter 9/28/09.
Mat 109/Bus 210 students need to buy the book Brase & Brase Understandable Statistics Concepts and Methods, 9/e, ©2009, solution manuals, DVDs with lectures and Technology Guide for Graphing Calculator TI 83PLUS. We will use TI Graphing Calculator TI83/83Plus. We strongly recommend that you buy the complete Bundle (ISBN:1111113955) at the bookstore. Here is publisher’s website for the book and supplements.
If you already have older 8th edition of the book you will be able to use it and you will also need the same kit. Here is publisher’s website for the book and supplements.
Tutoring and Contact info
Note that there is free private tutoring available in the MAST and Special Students Services Center (RS18, 12), in the Student Success Service CLICK (RS 66). There are great videos in the library.
Working together we will have successful completion of this course. If you have questions or concerns contact me. You can make an appointment to meet in my office RS 178. E-mail me oshatuno@sccd.ctc.edu if you have any questions or need to make an appointment. Every time you e-mail me include in the subject line of your email, clearly stated, the class you are taking and your name, also sign your message with your name.
I look forward to this quarter with you.
Love Math!
Olga
“Do not worry about your difficulties in mathematics; I can assure you that mine are still greater.”-Albert Einstein