Prepare for Unit Quiz A, B, C, and D
There are four (4) Unit Quizzes in the course, one for each unit in the course. Each unit quiz is found in ALEKS and contains 21 questions from its unit. You have 120 minutes to take each of the quizzes. In each Unit Quiz, you have unlimited opportunities to demonstrate your mastery of the topics and earn your desired grade. The Unit Quizzes are not proctored, and each Unit Quiz is worth 10% of your course grade.
While Unit Quizzes are open-notes, you are encouraged to attempt the Unit Quizzes without using any notes for several reasons:
Unit Quizzes have unlimited attempts.
The Midterm Exam and the Final Exam are NOT open notes.
Once you start a quiz, you are given up to 2 hours. However, you typically won't need 2 hours on Unit Quizzes.
Use the below guides to help you be ready for the Unit Quizzes.
Exponents, Simplifying, Factoring, Solving: Simplify, factor, and solve algebraic expressions, including those that contain exponents, and use them to model real-world situations
Once you complete 100% learning of Unit A topics (85 topics), take the Post Module Knowledge Check (PMKC) and relearn any lost topics to unlock the Unit A Quiz.
Solving, Introduction to Functions, Linear Functions, Systems of Equations: Identify, evaluate, construct and graph functions, solve systems of equations, and use functions to model real-world situations
Once you complete 100% learning of Unit B topics (101 topics), take the Post Module Knowledge Check (PMKC) and relearn any lost topics to unlock the Unit B Quiz.
Graphs of Functions; Composite and Inverse Functions; Quadratic, Polynomial and Rational Functions: Construct, graph, and transform functions, including composite and inverse functions, and use them to model real-world situations
Once you complete 100% learning of Unit C topics (80 topics), take the Post Module Knowledge Check (PMKC) and relearn any lost topics to unlock the Unit C Quiz.
Exponential and Logarithmic Functions and Applications: Evaluate, graph, and manipulate exponential and logarithmic expressions and functions, and use them to model real-world situations
Once you complete 100% learning of Unit D topics (47 topics), take the Post Module Knowledge Check (PMKC) and relearn any lost topics to unlock the Unit D Quiz.