Module 4 Discussion #2

Instructions

For this discussion, you will need the posts. Go to the Pearson MyLabs grade book.

Pick 2 to 3 different Modules that you thought were especially difficult (perhaps ones that either you spent the most time on or the ones that you had the lowest grades on).

For your first post, pick a problem from any homework, quiz, or test that you did not get correct.

If it was a homework problem, look at the help me solve, view an example, and any associated videos and see if you can solve it now.

If it was a quiz or exam problem, there will probably be a similar problem you can look at for the 'help me solve', 'view an example' and videos.

Tell us in the subject line where you found the similar problem.

For example, subject line: "Mod. 5 test #2/Mod.5 HW#12 Help" would mean you need help on Module 5's test question #2, which was similar to #12 on the homework.

Your post should tell us what you tried and where you got stuck.

Post a screen shot of the problem and show how you solved the problem.

Put the Module number, assignment and question number in the subject line (for example, Module 4, homework #3).

If you still cannot solve the problem after doing these things, post the screen shot and show us what you tried.

Tell us where you got stuck.

If you post a quiz or exam question, please look at the homework. 

Please make sure no one else has posted the same question.

If you need help solving a problem, please put "help" in the subject line as well.

For your second post, repeat what you did on the first post, but use a different Module for each post.

For example, you could post one problem from Module 1 and a second from Module 4; but not two from the same Module).

Please make sure no one else has posted the same question.

If you need help solving a problem, please put "help" in the subject line as well.

For your third post, you may either reply to another students' post that says "help" in the subject line or post a third problem similar to your first and second (but from a third and different module).

Again, if you post your own problem, make sure no one else has posted the same problem.

Please start posting early so you can begin to prepare for the final exam.

Discussion Criteria

Two initial posts, 14 points

Third post, 6 points