1 hour Designed for students who have had one year or less of high school algebra or who need to review before entering Algebra for College Students. Includes operations with numbers and polynomials, equations, factoring, fractions, exponents, radicals, quadratic equations, and graphing. May be taken twice for credit. Meets three hours a week. Offered on demand.
Class meets four days per week.
Either semester 3 hours Intended for students majoring in liberal arts disciplines not requiring additional study in mathematics. Designed to stimulate mathematical thinking by looking at areas of mathematics not usually encountered in the high school curriculum with an emphasis on their applications in real life. Topics include graph theory, logic, cryptology, applications of exponents and logarithms, mathematics of social science, and coding theory. Either semester 3 hours Collection and presentation of data, computation and use of averages, measurements of dispersion, introduction to statistical inference, regression, and correlation. Techniques of integration, polar coordinates, partial differentiation, multiple integration, vector analysis, infinite series, simple differential equations, formal logic, and techniques of proof.