MAT 310 -- Geometry Fall 2005

        Instructor: Dr. Michelle Zandieh

• The final will be December 8, in PSA 303.  The following finals from previous semesters might help you to study.  Remember that we cover slightly different topics each semester, so theorems we have not covered will NOT be on your test.  Likwise theorems and information we did cover, WILL be on the test. 
  
• Final Fall 2003
• Final Fall 1998
  
• The test will cover any in class activites or homework covered from October 25^th until December 6^th.
• This includes Parallel Transport Theorems, Problem 10.1, SSS, AAS, ASS, AAA, EFP, HSP and those theorems they imply, plus the symmetries of strip patterns and wall paper patterns.
  
• The second test will be November 10 in the testing center.  You may start anytime after 12:30, you will have 2 hours to finish the exam.  To help you study we recommend working on the practice quiz and old test from previous years.
• Notice some of the questions on these exams may cover theorems we have not covered (for example AAS or EEAT) these obviously will NOT be on your test.
• This test will cover any in class activites or homework from September 20^th until the first three conjetcures from the Oct. 25^th-27^th in class activity. 
  
• i.e. SAS, ASA, small triangles,  ITT,  ITT converse,  Area of a triangle, Holonomy, Parallel Transports ... etc.

• The first test covered any in-class activity or homework from the first day of class until September 15.
  • i.e. Symmetries, Straight Lines, Angles, Vertical Angle Theorem, Triangles, Congruence...etc.
• In order to prepare, you can look at the "quiz" Dr. Zandieh wrote for this course last time.  The questions on this exam will look similar; however, they will likely cover different material (as we have had different discussion in our course). 
• A second test given several semesters ago might also be helpful.
• Welcome to MAT 310 -- we will be using this web page to assign homework as well as post in class activities in case you missed class.  We periodically may also post other important information for the course.

In-Class Activities

Homework Assignments

** Note that we allow homework rewrites if your score is less than an 8.5.  For the first homework assignment, your score is the combined score from your math autobiography and your problem 1.1.  Homework re-writes are due a week after the homework has been returned.