Forms & Important Links
The list provided below are forms from the Mathematics Department that you may need throughout the completion of your degree.
- MAT 390 Independent Study Form
- MAT 298 Professional Practice Form
- Senior Portfolio Description & Form
- Mathematics Department Seminars: Algebra Seminar, Discrete Seminar, Actuarial Events
- Undergraduate Colloquium
- Putnam Mathematics Competition
- Permission form for less than 12 hours during last semester
- Course Repeat Form
- Form to cancel ISU student insurance
- Multiple final exams on one day change request form
In MAT 145, we are providing students with several options for a textbook. First, we are using the online system, Enhanced WebAssign. Access to this system will be required for these courses. In particular, you will be required to have an access code with access to the e-book Calculus: Early Transcendentals, 8th Edition by James Stewart. (Your instructor will also provide you with a class key for this system.) We also require you have a calculator with a computer algebra system and we strongly recommend the TI-89 calculator, which should be available for purchase from a number of different retailers. Additional purchases are not required, but are at the student's option and will depend on individual learning styles, budgets, and intended major/minor.
Access to the Enhanced WebAssign is free for the first 14 days from when the instructor indicates the beginning of the class. As such, the Mathematics Department is recommending that you delay purchase of materials for your calculus class until you have gone to class and you have had a chance to weigh your options more carefully.
Below, we discuss the various options available for this course. These are available at the campus bookstores, The Alamo II and Barnes and Noble's ISU store as well as from the publisher Cengage.
Purchase Access Code for Enhanced WebAssign with e-Book only
You can purchase an Access Code for Enhanced WebAssign with the e-Book Calculus: Early Transcendentals, 8th Edition by James Stewart. (Be sure you purchase the Early Transcendentals version.) You can purchase this at the bookstores here on campus or online from Cengage. Since this includes an e-book, you would not need a physical copy of the text. Use the free 14 day trial to assess your need for the hard copy of the text.
Purchase Looseleaf Version of Book with Access Code
The publisher, Cengage, is offerring a looseleaf version of the text, Calculus: Early Transcendentals, 8th Edition by James Stewart, bundled with an access code to the Enhanced WebAssign system with the e-Book. This bundle is available from Cengage on the special website.
Purchase Full Book Bundled with Access Code
You can purchase a hard copy of the text, Calculus: Early Transcendentals, 8th Edition by James Stewart, bundled with an access code to the Enhanced WebAssign system with the e-Book. This bundle is available from the campus bookstores as well as from the publisher (see the Cengage Brain Page). This is a good option if you think you might be taking MAT 145, MAT 146, and MAT 147 in the next couple of years.
Purchase Single Variable Book Bundled with Access Code
If you are interested in a hard copy of the text and you are pretty sure you are not going to be taking MAT 147, Calculus III, this is a good option for you. This bundle is available from the campus bookstores as well as from the publisher (see the Cengage Brain Page).
Purchase Access Code and Book Separately
You could purchase the access code to Enhanced WebAssign with access to the e-book, Calculus: Early Transcendentals, 8th Edition by James Stewart, then purchase the hardcopy of either the single variable version or the full version of the text from one of the sources cited above or from an alternate site of your choice.
In MAT MAT 146 and MAT 147, we are providing students with several options for a textbook. First, we are using the online system, Enhanced WebAssign . Access to this system will be required for these courses. In particular, you will be required to have an access code with access to the e-book Calculus: Early Transcendentals, 7th Edition by James Stewart. (Your instructor will also provide you with a class key for this system.) We also require you have a calculator with a computer algebra system and we strongly recommend the TI-89 calculator, which should be available for purchase from a number of different retailers. Additional purchases are not required, but are at the student's option and will depend on individual learning styles, budgets, and intended major/minor.
Access to the Enhanced WebAssign is free for the first 14 days from when the instructor indicates the beginning of the class. As such, the Mathematics Department is recommending that you delay purchase of materials for your calculus class until you have gone to class and you have had a chance to weigh your options more carefully.
Below, we discuss the various options available for this course. These are available at the campus bookstores, The Alamo II and Barnes and Noble's ISU store as well as from the publisher Cengage .
Purchase Access Code for Enhanced WebAssign with e-Book only
You can purchase an Access Code for Enhanced WebAssign with the e-Book Calculus: Early Transcendentals, 7th Edition by James Stewart. (Be sure you purchase the Early Transcendentals version.) You can purchase this at the bookstores here on campus or online from Cengage. Since this includes an e-book, you would not need a physical copy of the text. Use the free 14 day trial to assess your need for the hard copy of the text.
Purchase Looseleaf Version of Book with Access Code
The publisher, Cengage, is offering a looseleaf version of the text, Calculus: Early Transcendentals, 7th Edition by James Stewart, bundled with an access code to the Enhanced WebAssign system with the e-Book. This bundle is available from Cengage on the special website.
Purchase Full Book Bundled with Access Code
You can purchase a hard copy of the text, Calculus: Early Transcendentals, 7th Edition by James Stewart, bundled with an access code to the Enhanced WebAssign system with the e-Book. This bundle is available from the campus bookstores as well as from the publisher (see the Cengage Brain Page). This is a good option if you think you might be taking MAT 145, MAT 146, and MAT 147 in the next couple of years.
Purchase Single Variable Book Bundled with Access Code
If you are interested in a hard copy of the text and you are pretty sure you are not going to be taking MAT 147, Calculus III, this is a good option for you. This bundle is available from the campus bookstores as well as from the publisher (see the Cengage Brain Page).
Purchase Access Code and Book Separately
You could purchase the access code to Enhanced WebAssign with access to the e-book, Calculus: Early Transcendentals, 7th Edition by James Stewart, then purchase the hardcopy of either the single variable version or the full version of the text from one of the sources cited above or from an alternate site of your choice.
Additional Important Links
- Undergraduate Catalog
- Final Exam Schedules
- Academic Calendar (registration dates, withdrawal deadlines, holidays, breaks, etc.)
- Application for Graduation
- Transfer Credit Form
- Ordering Transcripts
- Educator Licensure
- Cecilia J. Lauby Teacher Education Center
- Testing (undergraduate and graduate entrance exams, university course placement exams, exams for course credit, exams to meet graduation requirements, as well as professional and correspondence exams for the community.)
- ISU Course Finder (view offered courses each semester)
- Registrar (Information on academic load, overrides, registration, etc.)
- myilstu.edu (access personal information)
- go.ilstu.edu (register for class, view course history, insurance, etc.)
- reggienet.illinoisstate.edu (location of specific course materials and grades for currently enrolled courses)