The prerequisite for this course is Math Placement Level 24 or higher. Includes graphical and numerical methods for describing and summarizing data, sampling procedures and experimental design, inferences about the real-world processes that underlie the data, and student projects for collecting and analyzing data. Open to non-majors only. MATH 131 is a terminal course and does not satisfy the prerequisite for MATH 202. Please check with me if you're unsure.
Applications come primarily from the life sciences, social sciences, and business.
The prerequisite is MATH 120 or Math Placement Level 25. Students are required to have a graphing calculator and to know how to use it. The Texas Instruments calculators are preferred. This is the first course in the standard calculus sequence. The overall approach will emphasize the concepts of calculus using graphical, numerical, and symbolic methods.