Announcements

• NCAA Brackets:
   

• Women's Final Results

• Women's Fifth Round Results

• Women's Third & Fourth Round Results

• Women' Second Round Results

• Women's First Round Results

• Men's Final Results

• Men's Results Through Fifth Round

• Men's Third & Fourth Round Results

• Men's Second Round Results

• Men's First Round Results
   

• 2/2/2007 - Since I am constantly tying to improve the textbook, I am always looking for any errors in the text that you come across as you read it.  For example, misspelled words, figures with wrong numbers, etc. I am interested in identifying these errors, thus I am willing to make a deal with you.  Here's the deal:  For every error a student finds in the text that have not been previously identified by someone else, I will award a bonus point. (Errors already found by other students will not count.)  A student may accumulate up to 5 bonus points for finding errors over the course of the semester.  To get credit for finding an error, students should send an email message that specifies:

  (1) your name,
  (2) the exact page number(s) on which the error occurs,
  (3) a word-by-word listing of the error, and
  (4) what the appropriate correction should be (if clearly identifiable).

  I will award credit in the order that the email messages are received.  As the list grows, I will collect the errors in a file and post them on the course web site.
   

• 01/10/2007 - Click here to see the list of what each class described during the first class meeting as "good service provider (instructor) performance" and "good customer (student) performance."
   

• 1/4/2007 - McGraw-Hill provides an alternative method for obtaining textbook materials...I am told students can purchase an eBook for about half the cost of a regular text.  Click here for a PDF file with instructions on how to do that if you are interested.
   

• 01/3/2007 - This class is scheduled for Olscamp 213.  Read the first chapter of the textbook and be prepared to discuss the Chapter 1 discussion questions.  You should keep up on the supplemental reading materials, which are available at via Blackboard or on reserve at Jerome Library at BGSU.