Spring 2010

Mathematics 060 - Online Instruction
Combined With Campus Meetings                            

Instructor: Mike Everett

Office: Santa Ana College Campus
Room L-207-3

Office Phone: (714) 564-6957

E-Mail: everett_mike@sac.edu

Between the dates of February 3 through February 5, 2010 email instructor for instructions about how to view mandatory orientation.

Enrolled students must e-mail the instructor the first week of class.

• Click here for Blackboard login instructions. Online classes may not be accessible on the Blackboard system until the first day of the semester.
• Click here for Blackboard Student Tutorials. Learn more about how to use Blackboard and many of its tools by watching short tutorials.

Course Description

The first course in algebra. Successful completion of Mathematics N48 or equivalent skills as measured by a satisfactory score on  the Math Level 1 or 2 Exam in combination with a course equivalent to Mathematics N48 or above.

Required Resources

• Computer Access with Windows 98 or a more recent edition.
• Microsoft Word Processor
• Internet Access
• E-Mail Account
• My Math Lab Student Access Kit

You will need to have prior Internet and E-mail experience before you take this course.  If you do not have access to a computer, you may use the Academic Computing Center or Library during their operating hours.  The resources in these labs meet the course resource requirements and there is technical support available. 

You may now order your books online through the Santa Ana College Bookstore at: http://www.donbookstore.com/

Mandatory  Meetings (Santa Ana Campus)

Between the dates of February 3 through February 5, 2010 email instructor for instructions about how to view mandatory orientation.

Important - College Policies

Fee and Refunds Policies - There are limited deadlines for refunds.

Drop For Non-Payment Policies - Enrollment fees must be PAID IN FULL within 3 calendar days of registration or all of your classes will be dropped and released to other students.

Student Responsibility to drop classes

Students who cannot continue in a course have an obligation to withdraw officially through the Admissions and Records Office.  You can contact the Admissions Office to confirm withdrawal dates or check the Section Information area in WebAdvisor for your individual course(s).