Textbook: Carl Stitz & Jeff Zeager: College Algebra, 3rd (corrected) Edition. This is a free open source textbook. We will be using a shorter version (Chapters 0,. Buy College Algebra on Amazon.com ✓ FREE SHIPPING on qualified orders. This is Chapters 1-9 of Precalculus, 3rd edition, by Carl Stitz and Jeff Zeager.

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Reviewed by Marcella Jones, Mathematics Instructor, Minneapolis Community and Technical College on 6/20/17

This text is somewhat comprehensive in that it covers a number of main topics, subjects and ideas that are covered by most colleges/universities in a college algebra course. It includes a number of the topics that would be classified as extra or.. read more

Reviewed by Nicholas Lytal, Graduate Associate, University of Arizona on 1/7/16

The textbook covers a full range of subjects expected in most college algebra classes, including some topics--such as systems of equations and matrices--that delve into Linear Algebra. It is worth noting that while the text includes large numbers.. read more

Reviewed by Don Drummond, Mathematics Faculty, Minnesota State Community and Technical College on 6/10/15

The textbook covers all of the traditional College Algebra content. If some institutions of higher education would embed the trigonometry within the College Algebra / Pre-Calculus, these authors have another text to cover the trigonometry. The.. read more

Reviewed by Jacqueline Lindquist, Mathematics Instructor, Central Lakes College, Brainerd, MN on 6/10/15

This text does cover all of the topics that are presented in a typical College Algebra course. The chapter covering Systems of Equations and Matrices is more in-depth than is common. The chapter on Conics is often-times included and is very.. read more

Reviewed by Mamfe Osafo, Mathematics Instructor, Centrral Lakes College on 6/10/15

The text book covered all the topics in college algebra. The only two sub topics which were not in detailed is Linear Functions and Quadratic Functions. Under the Linear functions sub topics, there should have been a sections which would talk more.. read more

Reviewed by Milan Frankl, MBA, PhD, Professor of Business, University Canada West on 10/9/13

The textbook does not cover all the material one would need to address in college algebra, notably the trigonometric functions are absent – even though they appear in the content. Moreover, formalism in theorem proving is absent or.. read more

Reviewed by Allyson Rozell, Math Instructor, Kwantlen Polytechnic University on 10/9/13

I did not see specific coverage of scientific notation, and the text seemed weak in applications, particularly for lower level topics, like linear and quadratic functions, which are quite important for a college algebra class. I believe it.. read more

Reviewed by Nora Franzova, Assistant Chair for Math and Stats Department, Langara College on 10/9/13

The text definitely covers all topics that are covered in a usual College Algebra class, and actually it covers much more. The extensive coverage of Systems of Equations and Matrices can not be really squeezed into a one semester College.. read more

Reviewed by Karen Yeats, Assistant Professor, Simon Fraser University on 10/9/13

The version of the text we were provided had the trigonometry chapters cut out (This was done simply by clipping the pdf rather than recompiling the latex, so the table of contents and index still reflect the full text, which is silly and.. read more

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