Two hours of lecture a week. The fundamentals of college trigonometry with emphasis on applications to engineering technology. Course content includes right and oblique triangle solutions, vectors, polar coordinates, angular velocities, use of trigonometry in surveying, tool and machine design, sine and cosine law uses, and introduction to identities solutions. Students are placed in this course on the basis of their score on the College of Technology math placement exam or ACT score. Two hours of lecture a week.
Theory is presented in a style tailored for first semester students of mathematics.
Five hours of lecture a week. An extension of MATH 215, Calculus I, to include integration, differentiation, and applications of transcendent functions. Five hours of lecture a week.