Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning 3 265. Calculus III 4 280. Linear Algebra 4 330. Abstract Algebra II 3 490. A laboratory-type course designed to improve the proficiency and understanding of mathematics for those students who require some additional background.
Individualized instruction is provided.
This course establishes a foundation in algebraic concepts and problem solving, with emphasis on applications. Upon completion, students should be able to apply these concepts in problem solving using appropriate technology. Three hour lecture and two hours laboratory. This course covers a variety of topics not presented in the traditional mathematics curriculum, but which have immediate relevance in contemporary society. Topics may be added or deleted according to the discretion of the instructor.