Mathematics (MATH)
MATH 020 PreAlgebra (Cr3)(3:0)
Review arithmetic operations on whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and integers. Introduces algebraic notation: solution of algebraic equations, inequalities, and applications. This course is intended to prepare students for MATH 022, Elementary Algebra.
MATH 022 Elementary Algebra (Cr4)(4:0) or (0: varies)
First-year algebra after an arithmetic review. Prereq. - Appropriate competence as determined by mathematics placement test or MATH 020 with C or better. Also available through Online Learning. Additional course fees for computerized section: $80.00.
MATH 026 Intermediate Algebra (Cr3)(0: varies) or (3:0)
Functions and graphs, linear equations and determinants, factoring, exponents, inequalities, systems and theories of equations, quadratic equations. Prereq. - Appropriate competence as determined by mathematics placement test or MATH 022 with C or better. Also available through Online Learning. Additional course fees for computerized section: $80.00.
MATH 028 Elementary and Intermediate Algebra Combined (Cr5)(5:0)
Real numbers, polynomials, rational expressions, radical expression, linear equations, systems of equations, quadratic equations, graphs, functions, applications. Prereq. - appropriate competence as determined by mathematics placement test.
MATH 103 Applications in Mathematics (Cr3)(3:0)
Applications of mathematics emphasizing problem solving and reasoning.
MATH 110 Applied Mathematics (Cr3)(0: varies)
Basic mathematics and special topics relating to specific technical areas using modular approach. Modules will be identified for each student according to his career choice. A student may challenge any or all of the modules for credit in a technical program requiring the course.
MATH 118 Foundations of Mathematics I (Cr3)(3:0)
Problem solving and inductive reasoning, sets, functions, numeration systems, integers, rational numbers, number theory, decimals, percents, real numbers, and proportional reasoning; course based on state and national mathematics standards Prereq. - appropriate competence as determined by mathematics placement test or MATH 026 or 028 either with C or better. MATH 118 and 120 may not both count for credit toward the same degree. Also available through Online Learning.
MATH 119 Foundations of Mathematics II (Cr3)(3:0)
A continuation of Math 118; probability and statistics, elementary geometry, geometric constructions, geometric transformation, tessellations, nets, and measurement; course based on state and national mathematics standards. Prereq. - appropriate competence as determined by mathematics placement test or MATH 026 or 028 with a C or better. MATH 119 and 120 may not both count for credit toward the same degree. Also available through Online Learning.
MATH 120 The Nature of Mathematics (Cr3)(3:0)
The role of mathematics, inductive and deductive reasoning abilities, and problem-solving skills; number theory, probability, statistics, linear programming, and geometry; additional topics at the discretion of the instructor. Prereq. - appropriate competence as determined by mathematics placement test or MATH 026 or 028 with a C or better. Neither MATH 118 and 120 nor MATH 119 and 120 can count for credit toward the same degree. Also available through Online Learning.
MATH 140 College Algebra (Cr3)(3:0)
Concepts of algebra, graphs and functions, exponential and log functions, systems of inequalities and equalities, complex numbers. Prereq. - appropriate competence as determined by mathematics placement test or MATH 026 or 028 either with C or better. Also available through Online Learning.
MATH 145 Trigonometry (Cr3)(3:0)
Angles, trig functions, trig identities, solution of triangles, complex numbers. Prereq. - appropriate competence as determined by the mathematics placement test or MATH 140 with C or better. Also available through Online Learning.
MATH 150 Introductory Statistics (Cr3)(3:0)
Summarizing data, probabilities, chance variation, normal distribution, measurements. Offered on demand. Prereq. - appropriate competence as determined by mathematics placement test or MATH 026 or 028 either with C or better. Also available through Online Learning.
MATH 160 Pre-Calculus (Cr4)(4:0)
Review of algebra, methods of proof, inequalities, graphing, functional analysis, transcendental functions, analytic geometry and a review of trigonometry. Prereq. - appropriate competence as determined by mathematics placement test or MATH 140 with C or better.
MATH 165 Applied Calculus (Cr3)(3:0)
Functions, limits, derivatives and their application, integration, and application of the definite integral. Prereq. - appropriate competence as determined by mathematics placement test or MATH 140 with C or better.
MATH 175 Calculus I with Review (Part 1) (Cr4)(4:0)
This course along with MATH 176 reviews both algebra and trigonometry throughout the study of calculus. The completion of both MATH 175 and 176 satisfies the MATH 180 requirement. Only MATH 175 and 176 or MATH180 may be applied to the degree program. Prereq. - appropriate competence as determined by the mathematics placement test or MATH 140 with C or better.
MATH 176 Calculus I with Review (Part 2) (Cr4)(4:0)
This course along with MATH 175 continues review of both algebra and trigonometry throughout the study of calculus. The completion of both MATH 175 and 176 satisfies the MATH 180 requirement. Only MATH 175 and 176 or MATH180 may be applied to the degree program. Prereq. - MATH 175 with C or better.
MATH 180 Calculus I (Cr4)(4:0)
Limits of functions, derivatives, chain rule, implicit differentiation, extrema, indefinite and definite integration; Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, transcendental functions and applications. Prereq. - appropriate competence as determined by mathematics placement test or MATH 145 or 160 either with C or better. Also available through Online Learning.
MATH 181 Calculus II (Cr4)(4:0)
Techniques and applications of integration, L’Hopital’s Rule, improper integrals, solving differential equations using separation of variables, sequences and series, conics, parametric equations and polar coordinates. Prereq. - MATH 176 or 180 either with C or better, or score of 4 or 5 on AP Calculus AB or BC test.
MATH 191 Special Studies in Mathematics (Cr1)
See Statement on Special Studies. Offered on demand.
MATH 192 Special Studies in Mathematics (Cr2)
See Statement on Special Studies. Offered on demand.
MATH 193 Special Studies in Mathematics (Cr3)
See Statement on Special Studies. Offered on demand.
MATH 194 Special Studies in Mathematics (Cr4)
See Statement on Special Studies. Offered on demand.
MATH 202 Discrete Math (Cr3)(3:0)
An introduction to mathematical discrete structures and algorithms will be presented. Topics include: sets, logic, proof techniques, mathematical induction, combinatorics, relations, graph and trees. Prereq. - MATH 176 or 180 either with C or better.
MATH 210 Calculus III (Cr4)(4:0)
Vectors and the geometry of space, vector-valued functions, partial and directional derivatives, multiple integration, vector analysis, and Green’s Theorem, the Divergence Theorem and Stokes’ Theorem. Prereq. - MATH 181 with C or better.
MATH 211 Differential Equations (Cr4)(4:0)
First and higher order differential equations, linear equations, partial differential equations. Prereq. – MATH 210 with C or better.
MATH 291 Special Studies in Mathematics (Cr1)
See Statement on Special Studies. Offered on demand.
MATH 292 Special Studies in Mathematics (Cr2)
See Statement on Special Studies. Offered on demand.
MATH 293 Special Studies in Mathematics (Cr3)
See Statement on Special Studies. Offered on demand.
MATH 294 Special Studies in Mathematics (Cr4)
See Statement on Special Studies. Offered on demand.
