Virtual Math Lab
Guide to WTAMU Beginning Algebra
Online Tutorial Website
Acknowledgments
This site is brought to you by West
Texas A&M University (WTAMU). It was created by Kim Seward
with the assistance of Jennifer Puckett. It is currently being
maintained
by Kim Seward.
WTAMU Students that have worked on the VML over the years: Jennifer Puckett, Virginia Williams Trice, Tim Leeper and Alexandra Balarezo.
Disclaimer
All contents of the WTAMU Intermediate Algebra Tutorial are
copyrighted (C) 2001 - 2011, by WTAMU and Kim Seward. All rights reserved.
WTAMU and Kim Seward are not
responsible for how a student
does on any test or any class for any reason including not being able
to
access the website due to any technology problems. We cannot guarantee
that you will pass your math class after you go through this website.
However,
it will definitely help you to better understand the topics covered.
Throughout this website, we link
to
various outside sources.
WTAMU and Kim Seward do not have any ownership to any of these outside
websites and cannot give you permission to make any kind of copies of
anything
found at any of these websites that we link to. It is purely for
you to link to for information or fun as you go through the study
session.
Each of these websites have a copy right clause that you need to read
carefully
if you are wanting to do anything other than go to the website and read
it. We discourage any illegal use of the webpages found at these
sites.
Links in the
Tutorials
All the text links (links that have not been activated
yet) in every
tutorial at this site are underlined and maroon. If you have used
a link and come back to that page, then the link will be underlined and
gray. Either way, when you come to an underlined word or
phrase
and you want to go to it, just click on it. Note that you
will
need to click on your back arrow located at the top left part of the
menu
bar of your internet window to get back to where you were in our
website
before you clicked on the link.
Each Tutorial has
the
Following Sections in it
(To get the most out of each
tutorial, make
sure that you go through every section on that page.)
Learning Objectives
The Learning Objectives is where you will find a list
of all the specific
topics that are covered on that page.
Introduction
The Introduction will give you a synopsis of what you
will find in
the tutorial. It also includes a math comic to add a little humor
to your visit.
Tutorial
The Tutorial section contains definitions, formulas,
illustrations
and step-by-step examples of the topics covered in that tutorial.
Practice Problems
The Practice Problems give you problems that you can
work on and provides
links to the answers to those problems.
Need Extra Help on these Topics?
The Need Extra Help On These Topics section gives links
to other websites
that can help you with the topics that were covered on that page.
It also reminds you of other ways that you can get help.
Practice Tests
You may have noticed on the Beginning Algebra Homepage
that there are
several practice tests at this site. Each practice test goes with
a group of tutorials. It gives you a chance to check to make sure
that you understand the material covered in those tutorials. At
the
end of each practice test you will find a link to its answer key.
Last revised on August 7, 2011 by Kim Seward.
All contents copyright (C) 2001 - 2011, WTAMU and Kim Seward. All rights reserved.