Math 10B Spring 2019, Sections 101 and 105

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Tips and other resources

The Student Learning Center has study groups and drop-in hours for Math 10B.

Another GSI's webpage for Math 10B this semester and a third GSI's webpage for Math 10B this semester.

Some practice problems for midterm 1, written by students in my sections.

Some study strategies I like using (your mileage may vary):

• Make sure you have a clear understanding of all the key definitions, theorems, and formulas.
• Often, the process of making a cheat sheet turns out to be more helpful than actually using it during the test.
• Try teaching the material to someone else. Even just talking through the material out loud without an audience can be useful. When you have to clearly explain something, it can often solidify your understanding or point out which parts of a concept you are having trouble with.
• After finishing a homework problem, especially one that gave you trouble, think for a minute or two about why your solution worked, any alternative approaches that might work (or why the way you did it really is the best way), and any similar problems you could solve with the same kinds of techniques.
• Try writing your own problems (for example, thinking up a true/false question about some conceptual subtlety that you were tripped up by once).

Section Worksheets

Quizzes

Statistics on quiz scores

These statistics are statistics for the average of the top 10 quiz scores (i.e. with three dropped quizzes).

Old quizzes and solutions