HOLLY KRESCH: Mathematics Professor
Diablo Valley College
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Welcome! Look below for information on the courses that I
am teaching.
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Online Math 142- 5002/5003 Spring 2013 Statistics with Probability
Orientation Info and Syllabus Section 5002 - Fridays Orientation Info and Syllabus Section 5003 - Saturdays
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This course covers the same
material as the on-campus version and is presented as 16 modules in a
17-18-week format. Although the course is not "self-paced", you can
decide when, during each week, to do all the required work. The typical
student spends about 12-15 hours per week to master the material for
this 4-unit course. Course requirements include projects and discussion
postings,
weekly online homework assignments and proctored examinations. Students
are required to use an interactive online program (MyLab/Mastering)
to master the material and complete assignments. Students may have a
note card for each exam so memorizing formulas will not be necessary.
Students are strongly encouraged to log into the scheduled orientation
at the beginning of the semester. Login instructions are available on
the syllabus.
Note: The Friday section has computerized, online testing in a computer lab on the Pleasant Hill campus and the Saturday section has paper exams in a regular classroom on Saturdays. All students are required to show a valid photo ID when they come to take the scheduled exams. Click on the link to the left for more detailed information.
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Lecture
Math 142-1584 Spring 2013 Elementary Statistics with Probability Syllabus Lecture Math 142 -1584 Sp13
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This course will
have both traditional lectures on campus and an online component. The
course meets Mondays and Wednesdays for two hours each.
Please read the syllabus for more information. We will be using the
Elementary Stats Tech Update Package with 11th edition of Elementary Statistics by Mario Triola along with the
MyLab access for online homework//videos/animations, etc. and Student
Workbook by Landry for in class use. The book package will be available
at the DVC Book Center. ISBN:1256987212
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Lecture
Math 142-1193 Spring 2013 Elementary Statistics with Probability Syllabus Lecture Math 142-1193 Sp13
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This course will
have both traditional lectures on campus and an online component. The
course meets Monday through Thursday 11-11:50am.
Please read the syllabus for more information. We will be using the
Elementary Stats Tech Update Package with 11th edition of Elementary Statistics by Mario Triola along with the
MyLab access for online homework//videos/animations, etc. and Student
Workbook by Landry for in class use. The book package will be available
at the DVC Book Center. ISBN:1256987212
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Online Math 142 Sections 5022 and 5029 Summer 2013 Statistics with Probability Updated Syllabi are not yet available! Syllabus Sections 5029 Saturdays
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This course will cover the same material as the 18-week Fall/Spring
course but will be presented in a 9 Module 6-week format so be prepared
to put in about 25 hours per week to master the material.
All students are encouraged to attend the online orientation. Login instructions are available through the
link on the left along with the syllabus. During the orientations I will
be demonstrating the course management system and answering questions.
Students wishing to add should join a waitlist and attend one of the
orientations. I do not anticipate being able to add students who are not
on the waitlist but you can come to an orientation if you like in the
hopes that there will be unexpected openings. In addition to the
orientations there will be face to face exams on the
Pleasant Hill campus so please mark those dates on your calendars!
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Online Math 142- 5352/5353 Fall 2012 Statistics with Probability Syllabus Online Math 142-5352 Fall 2012 Syllabus Online Math 142-5353 Fall 2012
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This course covers the same
material as the on-campus version and is presented as 15 modules in a
17-18-week format. Although the course is not "self-paced", you can
decide when, during each week, to do all the required work. The typical
student spends about 12-15 hours per week to master the material for
this 4-unit course. Course requirements include projects and discussion
postings,
weekly online homework assignments and proctored examinations. Students
are required to use an interactive online program (MyLab/Course Compass)
to master the material and complete assignments. Students may have a
note card for each exam so memorizing formulas will not be necessary.
Students are strongly encouraged to attend the scheduled orientation
at the beginning of the semester.
Note: Both sections have scheduled multiple choice exams on Saturdays. Section 5352 meets in the mornings and Section 5353 meets in the afternoons. All students are required to show a valid photo ID when they come to take the scheduled exams. Click on the syllabus to the left for more detailed information. To access the course during the first week of classes go to http://coursecompass.com When classes are full, I will only be adding waitlisted students who attend one of the scheduled orientations.
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