Old Announcements:
       - As discussed in
      class, Quiz 1 will be given on Friday, January 27, and it will be
      on the values of sin, cos, and tan of the angles π/6, π/4, and
      π/3.  You must know these 9 ratios without a calculator, and
      you must get all 9 correct to get full credit on the quiz. 
      If you not get full credit on the quiz, you will get the
      opportunity to retake the quiz at a later date for half
      credit.  
      - As a reminder, Exam 1 will be given on Friday, February 10, and
      will cover material from Chapter 7 and Chapter 8.  You should
      bring a scientific calculator to use, but no graphing calculators
      will be permitted, and no notes or books will be permitted.
        - As discussed in class, Quiz 2 will be given on Friday,
      March 3 on trigonometric identities.  You will need to know
      the formulas for the addition and subtraction identities for sin
      and cos, double-angle identities for sin and cos, reduction of
      powers identities for sin and cos, and half-angle identities for
      sin and cos.  Additionally, you should still know the
      reciprocal, quotient, and Pythagorean identities from earlier in
      the course.
        - As a reminder, Exam 2 will be given on Friday, March 10,
      and will cover material from Chapter 9 and Sections 10.1 and
      10.2.  You should bring a scientific calculator to use, but
      no graphing calculators will be permitted.  You will be
      provided the list of trig identities from class, but no other
      notes or books will be permitted. 
        - As discussed in class, Quiz 3 will be given on Friday,
      March 31 on graphs of polar equations.  You will need to be
      able to sketch the graph of a basic polar equation (circle,
      cardioid, or rose), and also check polar equations for symmetry. 
        - As a reminder, Exam 3 will be given on Friday, April 14,
      and will cover material from Sections 10.3, 10.5, and 10.8. 
      You should bring a scientific calculator to use, but no graphing
      calculators will be permitted, and no notes or books will be
      permitted.