This course is primarily intended for business, life science or social science majors. Topics include functions, matrix algebra, linear programming, and an introduction to probability and counting techniques. Emphasis is on applications. The course may include other topics such as statistics, when time permits. 4 semester hours of credit.
Instruction is computer-based.
Intermediate Algebra, Turbo Algebra, or instructor's permission. Evaluation may include a combination of threaded discussion participation, case responses, chapter assignments, web searches, reports, projects, and examinations. Each session's evaluation procedures will be stated in the online syllabus of the course. To refresh your memory of the vocabulary, concepts, and methods used to work with various types of equations and inequalities, as well as with their resulting graphs. Write the results using complete sentences.