Math Class 124
Because i need to document the wonders that i create without even trying...
They are in backwards order as yahoo does it :)
Kim,
You are in the class, as promised.......to make things fair for everyone, I had to proceed the way I did today. I know I saw a look of panic on your face...sorry!
I will leave your name with the math secretary tomorrow morning, as she will create a spot so that you can register for the class.
Jerry Johnson
At 12:02 AM 9/13/2006, Jerry Johnson wrote:
Kim,
Rarely do I get e-mails like this...where someone has heard my tests are long...and still wants to get in the class...and mentions that they love math in the same breath...............thus, I will guarantee you a spot in the class just for those things! If the class if full when you register, just show up the first day anyway.
Jerry Johnson
At 07:22 PM 9/12/2006, you wrote:
Thanks so much Professor!
That is absolutely wonderful! Now I hope I can get into Math 124 - there are so many freshmen signed up already! I am not sure what I will do if I dont get in, Math is my endorsement but the corses go in order...because it's math :) Your class is my first choice (I've heard some good things, and that your tests are long. But I love math, so I think that's just fine) I hope I am able to get in!
Thanks again,
Have a good tiny bit more of summer!
Kim Kirkpatrick
Jerry Johnson wrote:
Kim,
I think your book should work for both Math 124-125, especially if it is the fourth edition. We use the Multivariate part as well, but in a separate course (Math 224)...but as another text. It seems you got the full package....which now means you get to take all three courses!
Jerry Johnson
At 03:52 PM 9/12/2006, you wrote:
Hi Professor Johnson,
I am hoping to take Calculus/Math 124 this coming quarter and I have already ordered my book. I have a book called "Calculus Single and Multivariable: 4th edition" by Hughes-Hallett, ISBN: 047147245. I ordered the book "CALCULUS,SINGLE VARIABLE by HUGHES-HALLETT ISBN:0471484822" but this is what I recieved. I believe it is the same book with perhaps a little bit more in it. I was wondering if you could tell me if this will work, or send me to someone who can answer that question.
Thank you for your time,
Kim Kirkpatrick
W00676303
They are in backwards order as yahoo does it :)
Kim,
You are in the class, as promised.......to make things fair for everyone, I had to proceed the way I did today. I know I saw a look of panic on your face...sorry!
I will leave your name with the math secretary tomorrow morning, as she will create a spot so that you can register for the class.
Jerry Johnson
At 12:02 AM 9/13/2006, Jerry Johnson wrote:
Kim,
Rarely do I get e-mails like this...where someone has heard my tests are long...and still wants to get in the class...and mentions that they love math in the same breath...............thus, I will guarantee you a spot in the class just for those things! If the class if full when you register, just show up the first day anyway.
Jerry Johnson
At 07:22 PM 9/12/2006, you wrote:
Thanks so much Professor!
That is absolutely wonderful! Now I hope I can get into Math 124 - there are so many freshmen signed up already! I am not sure what I will do if I dont get in, Math is my endorsement but the corses go in order...because it's math :) Your class is my first choice (I've heard some good things, and that your tests are long. But I love math, so I think that's just fine) I hope I am able to get in!
Thanks again,
Have a good tiny bit more of summer!
Kim Kirkpatrick
Jerry Johnson wrote:
Kim,
I think your book should work for both Math 124-125, especially if it is the fourth edition. We use the Multivariate part as well, but in a separate course (Math 224)...but as another text. It seems you got the full package....which now means you get to take all three courses!
Jerry Johnson
At 03:52 PM 9/12/2006, you wrote:
Hi Professor Johnson,
I am hoping to take Calculus/Math 124 this coming quarter and I have already ordered my book. I have a book called "Calculus Single and Multivariable: 4th edition" by Hughes-Hallett, ISBN: 047147245. I ordered the book "CALCULUS,SINGLE VARIABLE by HUGHES-HALLETT ISBN:0471484822" but this is what I recieved. I believe it is the same book with perhaps a little bit more in it. I was wondering if you could tell me if this will work, or send me to someone who can answer that question.
Thank you for your time,
Kim Kirkpatrick
W00676303