{"id":56,"date":"2017-03-30T23:46:04","date_gmt":"2017-03-31T06:46:04","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.ubc.ca\/ma589\/?p=56"},"modified":"2017-03-30T23:46:04","modified_gmt":"2017-03-31T06:46:04","slug":"math-vantage-class-guidelines","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.ubc.ca\/ma589\/2017\/03\/30\/math-vantage-class-guidelines\/","title":{"rendered":"Math Vantage Class Guidelines"},"content":{"rendered":"

There are rules if you want to succeed in this class. Clarissa Audrey (51844165), Mariana Paspuel (44069169), Tong Cui\/Chelsea (31032162), Hongjiang Ye\/Violet (52433166) present to you these guidelines, follow them (and some lucks) and you may be the top star!<\/p>\n

1. If you’re confused, don’t be embarrassed to ask simple math question, like
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\nSeriously, don’t wait until last minute to ask, you might (and always) forget.<\/p>\n

2. If you wanna skip, skip the lecture, not the tutorial
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\nTips: Work best if you don’t skip at all.<\/p>\n

3. Late to class? It’s better late than…
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\n…never<\/p>\n

4. Office hour is “ask everything you want” time
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5. If you’re looking at your homework like this
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\nor like this
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\ncome for help!<\/p>\n

6. You will likely fail this class if you cheat, so don’t.
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\nP.S. I never cheat and still fail this class.<\/p>\n

7. If you fail on a test, don’t be down! Because 95% chance you’re not alone.
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\nOne for all, all for one!!<\/p>\n

8. The question on the test is as simple as: If John have 3 apples and Tim give him another 5 apples, then Jess eat 2 of the apples. How many apples does Terry have?
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\nWho the hell is Terry?
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\nSeriously, most of the exam questions don’t make sense at all.<\/p>\n

9. If you don’t know what to write, just write anything you know
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\nand may God bless the teacher who grades your test.<\/p>\n

10. Last minute studying before exam won’t work
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11. Math needs
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12. Look who were there for you when you’re at your worst. Your goddamn self.
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\nSo, encourage yourself!<\/p>\n

14. Tomorrow is a mythical land, do it now.
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15. HA! You don’t realize that I skipped 13 right? Come on man, this is math. Gotta be careful with numbers.
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13. Math is not always step forward. Sometimes you gotta step back to fully understand. So, here’s your 13.
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16. Pray to Baby Jesus.
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17. Piazza is there if you’re stuck on maths!
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18. If you’re terrified when Professors ask a question, instead of
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\nStare into their eyes
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\nuntil they’re uncomfortable.<\/p>\n

19. Enough sleep!
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20. There always be those students that itch you to the core. In that case,
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\nor in some cases,
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21. When the question is too easy, most of the time it’s because you do it wrong
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22. You may look at your teachers like this
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\nBut remember, they’re there to help you. Always.
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23. Friday Quizzes!! L Not sure if the math test was easy or I got everything wrong
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\nNote: Not always Math is that hard as you think. Trust yourself!!<\/p>\n

24.First Math class, \u201cLimits\u201d find epsilon and delta. What in the world is that?
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\nDo not scared about this, it is just two first weeks of class :\u2019) :\u2019)<\/p>\n

25.Spend like 3 hours typing written assignments is totally fine at the beginning \uf04c
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\nNever ever present handwritten homework.<\/p>\n

26. Avoiding eye contact with your instructor because you do not know the answer to the question. Usually happens!!
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\nDo not be scared to be wrong, that\u2019s part of learning.<\/p>\n

27. Do not be late for lectures, Dr. Leung will realize everything. (e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g)
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\nConsider Math as the most important course ever \uf04a<\/p>\n

28. When you finally understand what the class was about. You are like\u2026
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\nKeep trying and always give your best.<\/p>\n

29. When you don\u2019t know how to start written homework. Try!! Is not difficult as it looks.
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30. When your instructor says that the power series (1\/n^2)= (pi^2\/6) and you need to used the Taylor series of sin(x). You are like\u2026
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