Stark Math Faculty Resources
General Information
Schedule of Classes and Final Exams. Find your class by using the Class
Schedule Search. Then you will also be able to see what classroom your class is
in. A link to the Final Exam Schedule is provided next to each Semester Guide.
Make-up and SAS Exams in the Testing Center. This is where you can submit your make-up and SAS exams online.
The Testing Center exam hours can be found here.
FlashLine. All grades are submitted
in the Faculty & Advisor Tools of FlashLine.
This is also where you can find your schedule – click on My Course Schedules.
Information on Textbooks and Educational
Software
Textbook Orders are placed through the bookstore
portal in FlashLine.
VitalSource for Instructors. Create your account, search for a textbook, and request online
access to it. You will get access after the publisher’s approval.
MyLab Math and MyLab Statistics (by Pearson) are web-based products that we use in
several courses.
- System Requirements
WebAssign (by Cengage) is another web-based software that we use in
some classes.
- System Requirements
Information on Select Lower-Division
Classes
Developmental Math Classes
(2 credits each): MATH 00020: Pre-Algebra, MATH 00021-00022:
Basic Algebra I – II, all ALEKS-based
MATH 10040: Introductory
Statistics Plus (5)
MATH 10041: Introductory
Statistics (4)
Kent Coordinator: Dr. Bev Reed, breed1@kent.edu, website
MATH 10050: Quantitative
Reasoning Plus (5)
MATH 10051: Quantitative
Reasoning (4)
Kent
Coordinator: Dr.
Ellen Mulqueeny, emulquee@kent.edu
Stark
Coordinator: Lynn Adams, ladams7@kent.edu
MATH 10772: Modeling
Algebra Plus (5)
MATH 11009: Modeling
Algebra (4)
Kent Coordinator: Dr. Ellen Mulqueeny, emulquee@kent.edu, website
MATH 10675: Algebra for
Calculus Boost (5)
MATH 10775: Algebra for
Calculus Plus (4)
MATH 11010: Algebra for
Calculus (3)
Kent Coordinator: Dr. Bev
Reed, breed1@kent.edu, website
Undergraduate Programs in the Department of
Mathematical Sciences. On the left margin of this
webpage, you can find links to course syllabi, course
descriptions, and learning outcomes.