Develops the fundamental concepts of mean, median and standard deviation. Studies the concept of probability with some fundamental techniques for calculating probabilities. Introduces probability distributions, emphasizing the binomial, normal, and Chi-squared distributions. Applies these ideas to hypothesis testing, linear regression and analysis of variance. Focus is on problem solving techniques for the technical fields.
Emphasis is on trigonometric methods.
Develops the geometric preliminaries, triangle definitions of the trigonometric functions, evaluation techniques for these functions, applications to measurements, soving triangles, elementary graphing techniques, trigonometric identities and solving equations. Math 100 or its equivalent. Prerequisite for Math 120. Intended primarily for students pursuing further study in mathematics, engineering, or the sciences. Intended primarily for students pursuing further study in mathematics, engineering, or the sciences.