- MAT100 – Fundamental Concepts of
Mathematics
This course is designed to improve the critical
thinking skills of students and to highlight a variety of mathematical
areas. Topics covered may include
sets, logic, number theory, algebra, the metric system, geometry,
consumer mathematics, probability, and statistics.
- MAT101
- College Algebra
The concept of function is central to this
course. Students will learn
general information about functions and their graphs as well as specific
information about many types of functions including linear, quadratic, higher-degree
polynomial, rational, exponential, and logarithmic. Solutions to equations, inequalities,
and applied problems will be obtained using both algebraic and graphing
methods. Additional topics to be
covered as time permits include systems of equations, matrices,
sequences and series, and probability.
Students are required to have a graphing calculator. Calculators with computer algebra
systems, like the TI-89, will not be permitted. Instructors will be using the TI-84
calculators for in-class demonstrations.
Prerequisites: The equivalent
of two years of high school algebra and a score of 20 or more on the
math portion of the ACT, or MAT020.
- MAT102 - Plane Trigonometry
This course is a study of
trigonometric functions, solution of triangles, trigonometric
identities, solutions of trigonometric equations, inverse trigonometric
functions, logarithms, study of functions by means of graphs and
problems in heights and distances.
Students are required to have a graphing calculator. Calculators with computer algebra
systems, like the TI-89, will not be permitted. Instructors will be using the TI-84
calculators for in-class demonstrations.
- MAT121 -
College Algebra & Trigonometry
Students
taking this course should have had a strong high school mathematics
program. The fundamentals of
college algebra and plane trigonometry are integrated, and emphasis is
given to concepts of number, set and function. Students are required to have a
graphing calculator. Calculators
with computer algebra systems, like the TI-89, will not be
permitted. Instructors will be
using TI-84 calculators for in-class demonstrations. Prerequisite: two years of high school algebra or
one year of algebra and one year of trigonometry.
- MAT122
– Analytics & Calculus I
The fundamentals of analytic
geometry are blended with single variable differentiation and
integration. Prerequisite: MAT121 College Algebra and
Trigonometry, or MAT101 College Algebra and MAT102 Plane Trigonometry,
or consent of instructor.
- MAT223
– Analytics & Calculus II
A continuation of
MAT122. Applications of the
definite integral, transcendental and hyperbolic functions and
integration techniques are the main topics of this course. Prerequisite: MAT122 Analytics and Calculus I.
- MAT224
- Analytics & Calculus III
A continuation of
MAT223. Main topics include a
study of infinite series, vectors, solid analytic geometry, and the
calculus of functions of several variables. Prerequisite: MAT223 Analytics and Calculus II.
- MAT240 - Discrete Mathematics
A study in the mathematics
that deals with “separated” or discrete sets of objects rather than with
continuous sets such as the real line.
Topics covered include set theory, combinatorics, logic, introductory
proof techniques, introduction to matrix algebra, relations and graphs,
functions, recursion and recurrence relations, and data trees. Prerequisite: MAT101 College Algebra or consent of
instructor.
- MAT242
- Business Statistics
An introduction to basic
statistical techniques with an emphasis on business applications. Topics will include data analysis,
sampling methods, probability, distributions, estimations, hypothesis
testing, linear regression, and multiple regression. Microsoft Excel will be used in this
course. Prerequisite: MAT101 College Algebra.
- MAT330 - Linear Algebra
A study in elementary matrix
algebra including topics in systems of equations, vector spaces and
linear transformation.
Prerequisite: MAT122
Analytics and Calculus I.
- MAT335 –
Statistics I
An introduction to basic
statistical techniques, including frequency distributions, averages,
data analysis samplings, tests of hypothesis, linear regression, chi-square
test tests and related areas in probability theory. Prerequisite: MAT101 College Algebra.
- MAT345
- Differential Equations
The solutions of ordinary differential
equations with applications in physics, engineering and chemistry. Prerequisite: MAT223 Analytics and Calculus II.
- MAT352 - Statistics II
This
course is a continuation of MAT335.
Topics include hypothesis testing, inferences concerning
multinomial experiments and contingency tables, single factor ANOVA,
linear correlation and regression analysis, and nonparametric
statistics. This course contains
a significant writing component.
Prerequisite: MAT335
Statistics I.
- MAT430 - Abstract Algebra
Concepts of abstract algebra,
including an in-depth study of groups with an introduction to rings,
ideals, fields, and vector spaces.
This course contains a significant writing component. Prerequisite: MAT223 Analytics and Calculus II.
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