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Janet McMullin has been teaching in the Mathematics and Computer Science Department at Mt. SAC since 1990.  Before coming to Mt. SAC, she taught mathematics at Naperville North High School and the College of DuPage, both in Illinois.  Janet earned a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Education and a Master of Science in Applied Mathematics from Northern Illinois University in Dekalb, Illinois.  After 30 years of teaching, Janet still believes her goal in life is to share with students her love for math and the importance of learning math at all levels.

 

I would like to give you a small glimpse of my online class structure, so that you know what to expect in my class.

In my Spring 2021 Math 160 class:

Math 160 will be taught synchronously, which means, Zoom class meetings will occur on Mondays and Wednesdays. A working webcam is needed and students are expected to participate via Zoom Chat. Using a flipped classroom approach, students will learn the course material from my class notes, the textbook, and videos. Canvas announcements and class notes will be available every day of class. The Zoom class meetings will involve discussions of the worked out examples from the notes and will not be recorded. Assignments will be submitted using Canvas and are due weekly. Either a hardcopy or the eBook version of the textbook is required. Exams will be given as the course outline indicates and submitted as PDF uploads using Canvas.

 

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In my Spring 2021 Math 150 class:

Math 150 will be taught synchronously, which means, Zoom class meetings will occur on Tuesdays and Thursdays. A working webcam is needed and students are expected to participate via Zoom Chat. Using a flipped classroom approach, students will learn the course material from my class notes, the textbook, and MyLab. MyLab is an online learning tool where students will do their homework and take quizzes and exams. It also has the eBook, tutorials, and videos to help students learn the course. Canvas announcements and class notes will be available every day of class. The Zoom class meetings will involve discussions of the worked out examples from the notes and will not be recorded. Weekly assignments will be submitted using Canvas and MyLab. Either a hardcopy or the eBook version of the textbook is required. Access to MyLab Math is required. Exams will be given as the course outline indicates and will be submitted as PDF uploads using Canvas and also on MyLab.

 

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In my Spring 2021 Math 150 + Math 15 class:

Math 150 will be taught synchronously, which means, Zoom class meetings will occur on Tuesdays and Thursdays. A working webcam is needed and students are expected to participate via Zoom Chat. Using a flipped classroom approach, students will learn the course material from my class notes, the textbook, and MyLab. MyLab is an online learning tool where students will do their homework and take quizzes and exams. It also has the eBook, tutorials, and videos to help students learn the course. Canvas announcements and class notes will be available every day of class. The Zoom class meetings will involve discussions of the worked out examples from the notes and will not be recorded. Weekly assignments will be submitted using Canvas and MyLab. Either a hardcopy or the eBook version of the textbook is required. Access to MyLab Math is required. Exams will be given as the course outline indicates and will be submitted as PDF uploads using Canvas and also on MyLab.

Math 15 is a 2-unit corequisite course designed to help students learn Math 150. This is a P/NP class. You must sign up for both and there will be two Canvas pages, one for Math 150 and one for Math 15.

 

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My office hours are TBD via Email, Canvas Inbox. I look forward to working with everyone, and please feel free to email me if you have any questions.