This course continues the study of calculus with emphasis on functions of two or more variables. Topics covered include infinite series, vectors, three dimensional spaces, partial derivatives, and multiple integrals. These courses offer an elementary knowledge of statistical methods useful in economics, business, psychology, sociology, other social sciences, and other disciplines that require statistical analysis. This course is designed to continue the study of calculus and analysis. The topics covered will have more of a theoretical approach than some of the same topics discussed in more elementary mathematics.
Proof is emphasized.
This course is designed to give a quick and comprehensive background in geometry for the benefit of math majors n secondary education. Emphasis will be placed on proofs, congruent triangles, similar polygons, right triangles, circles, constructions, loci, and areas and volumes of solids. Although the majority of the material will concentrate upon Euclidean constructions, some time will be spent exploring Non-Euclidean geometries. M 182 or permission of departmental chairman. A study of ordinary differential equations and their solutions.