Topics include basic arithmetic, basic algebra, and geometric formulas. This remedial course is not open to students in the post-secondary enrollment options program. This remedial course is not open to students in the post-secondary enrollment options program. Topics include circular functions, identities, equations, and graphing. Special emphasis is given to analytic geometry of the line and cone.
Special emphasis is given to logic, axioms and applications from groups and non-euclidean geometry.
Topics include functions, proof techniques, sets, algebra, summation, number systems, logic, boolean algebra, probability, combinatorics and graph theory. A student may not earn credit for both MAT241 and MAT313. A study of the development of mathematics from pre-Greek to recent times. Special emphasis is given to classic work, pivotal theorems, and significant mathematicians in the context of historical problems and periods. A student may not earn credit for both MAT241 and MAT313.