Also included are the undefinables, postulates, and definitions of Euclidean geometry. MAT 105 is recommended for all elementary education majors and certain others with a mathematical deficiency. This course includes methods of solving equations and inequalities, functions and graphs, logarithms, systems of equations, binomial theorem, limits, and the complex numbers. This course covers a wide variety of rather loosely connected topics from modern mathematics. The topics covered include number bases, sets, logic, matrices, simultaneous systems, counting theory, probability, and stochastic processes.
Emphasis is placed upon concepts and computations rather than upon rigor and theory.
An introductory course in statistics requiring a minimum of mathematical preparation. This course emphasizes applications of the basic concepts of the calculus rather than proofs, covering the important principles of limits, differentiation, and integration. It continues covering the basic concepts of the calculus as they apply to business and the social sciences. The study of the derivative and integral of elementary function with applications and analytic geometry. New techniques of integration are studied as well as series and an introduction to vectors.