From this foundation, students work with the practical application of the law to everyday business and personal situations. This course covers operations with signed numbers and algebraic expressions, first degree literal and numerical equations, verbal problems, solving systems of equations, metrices, scientific and engineering notation, exponents, graphing linear functions, and factoring. This course covers algebraic fractions, exponents and radicals, fractional equations, quadratic equations and applications, radical equations, complex numbers, variation, logarithms, and exponential and logarithmic functions. This seminar provides an introduction to the binary, octal, and hexadecimal number systems, and is intended for the CIS student who has had little or no experience with the arithmetic and use of various number sytems common to computer science applications. This seminar offers an introduction to the features and use of the graphing calculator, especially as it is applied to problem-solving in mathematics courses.
Topics covered are electrical, chemical, machinery, and general industrial safety.
Psychology An in-depth approach to the science of behavior including perception, learning, human development, emotions, and the major psychological theories. Course organization based on life adjustment processes from birth through old age, to death, with application of these concepts to modern living. The study of relationships between individuals and human groups, with emphasis on developing the skills necessary to understand social behavior in a scientific manner. Introduction to the basic foundation of sociology.