This course prepares students for successful college writing. Students will attend to the human circumstances in which the works were written and to important themes. Throughout the course they will practice critical reading and learn to recognize and describe a variety of rhetorical devices. History 211 and 212 comprise a year-long sequence covering the history of the United States from the colonial period through the present. This is a year-long sequence of interdisciplinary study emphasizing critical developments from ancient to modern times.
Students focus on themes relating history to the humanities, social sciences, or natural sciences.
A semester long course which covers advanced concepts in algebra and algebraic functions used in calculus, statistics, and other scientific and technical fields. Students who enroll in the course should have completed 3 years of high school mathematics, including at least 2 years of algebra. Calculus I and II comprise a year-long sequence which introduces the theory and applications of differential calculus and provides basic concepts of the integral calculus to mathematics majors, computer science majors, and others. Trigonometry and either Algebra III or Math 119.