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MAT-004 Mathematics Foundations, 1 cr.
Basic mathematics course designed for students in certificate
programs.
(Formerly MA-007H)
MAT-005 Math Refresher, 1 cr.
Developmental studies course. Individualized course, which
reviews whole numbers, fractions, decimals, percents and
ratios.
(Formerly MA-001H)
MAT-015 Metric System, 1 cr.
Developmental course. Reviews skills and understanding needed
in the use of the metric system. P/Q grading.
(Formerly MA-011H)
MAT-050 Math Improvement, 1 cr.
Developmental studies course. This course reviews basic
arithmetic and pre-algebra, preparing students for success in
college level math courses.
(Formerly MA-002H)
MAT-051 Math Strategies, 2 cr.
Developmental studies course that reviews whole numbers,
integers, fractions, decimals, percents, ratios, proportions,
and graphing utilizing basic algebra.
MAT-100 Elementary Algebra, 3 cr.
This is a beginning course in algebra. Topics include
operations on real numbers and algebraic expressions; solving
linear equations and their application; factoring; simplifying
fractional expressions; radicals and quadratic equations. Does
not count toward the mathematics requirement for the AA or AS
degree.
(Formerly MA-102A)
MAT-101 Intermediate Algebra, 3 cr.
This course includes the basic properties of the real number
system, fundamental operations on algebraic expressions, graphs
of functions and relations, radicals, exponents, quadratic
equations, inequalities and complex numbers. Students will
learn to use graphic calculators to enhance their
understanding. This course does not apply to the Math
requirement for the AA or AS degree.
(Formerly MA-113A)
MAT-102 Intermediate Algebra, 4 cr.
This course includes the basic properties of the real number
system; fundamental operations on algebraic expressions; graphs
and functions and relations; radicals; exponents; quadratic
equations; graphing calculators to enhance their understanding.
Prerequisite: Appropriate mathematics assessment score. Does
not count toward the mathematics requirements for the AA or AS
degree.
(Formerly MA-108A)
MAT-110 Math for Liberal Arts, 3 cr.
This is a general survey course which includes sets; number
systems; elementary algebra; exponents; equations and
inequalities; fractions; ratios; proportion and variation;
probability and statistics; elementary graphing; consumer
mathematics; and an introduction to geometry.
(Formerly MA-103A)
MAT-117 Math for Elementary Teachers, 3
cr.
Basic mathematical content pertinent to elementary teaching.
Topics include problem solving, set theory, number systems and
bases, number theory, informal geometry, measurement and
elementary probability, and statistics. Does not count toward
the mathematics requirement for the AA or A.S. degree.
(Formerly MA-203A)
MAT-120 College Algebra, 3 cr.
Operation of real and complex numbers; factoring; exponents;
quadratic equations; inequalities; matrices; rational functions;
logarithmic functions; and graphing or functions.
Prerequisite: MAT-102 or equivalent.
(Formerly MA-112A)
MAT-121 College Algebra, 4 cr.
Topics include linear functions and inequalities; quadratics;
conics; polynomials and rational functions; exponential and
logarithmic functions; linear systems; matrices and
determinants. Additional topics may include sequences, series,
permutations, combinations and probability. Prerequisite:
MAT-102 or equivalent.
(Formerly MA-118A)
MAT-127 College Algebra & Trig, 5 cr.
Course combines college algebra and trigonometry. Algebra
topics covered include functions and their graphs; solving
equations and inequalities; polynomial functions; conic
sections; and exponential and logarithmic functions.
Trigonometry topics covered are right triangle trigonometry;
unit circles; trigonometric functions; graphing; verifying
identities; solving trigonometric equations; and applications of
trigonometry. Prerequisite: MAT-102 or equivalent.
(Formerly MA-115A - College Mathematics)
MAT-130 Trigonometry, 3 cr.
Trigonometric functions and their inverses: verifying
identities; right triangle trigonometry; unit circles; radian
measure; graphing; trigonometry functions; solving trigonometric
equations; and applications of trigonometry. Prerequisite:
MAT-102 or equivalent.
(Formerly
MA-114A)
MAT-140 Finite Math, 3 cr.
An applied mathematics course dealing with mathematics related
to most academic disciplines. It provides introduction to
matrices, linear programming, combinations, permutations,
statistics, mathematics of finance and logic.
(Formerly MA-153A)
MAT-156 Statistics, 3 cr.
Introductory statistics class stressing data-centered topics
rather than the more traditional path from probability to formal
inference.
(Formerly MA-293A)
MAT-157 Statistics, 4 cr.
The use of statistics by the methods of descriptive and
inferential statistics. Both single and bivariate data are
analyzed. Elementary probability and normal probability
distributions are studied along with hypothesis testing, linear
correlation regression analysis, and analysis of variance.
Prerequisite: MAT-102 or 2 years of high school algebra or
equivalent.
(Formerly MA-294A)
MAT-210 Calculus I, 4 cr.
Provides the student with a foundation in calculus and
analytical geometry. Topics include analytical geometry;
differentiation and applications of the derivative; integration
and its applications. Graphics calculator is required.
Prerequisite: MAT-127 or equivalent.
(Formerly MA-124A)
MAT-211 Calculus I, 5 cr.
A general course in differential and integral calculus and its
applications. Topics include limits and continuity;
differentiation; application of differentiation; integration;
logarithmic, exponential and other transcendental functions;
and applications of integration. Prerequisite: MAT-127 or
equivalent.
(Formerly MA-125A)
MAT-217 Calculus II, 5 cr.
Continuation of MAT-211. Integration techniques, sequences,
infinite series, conic sections, parametric equations, polar
coordinates, vectors, cylindrical and spherical coordinates, and
vector-values functions. Prerequisite: MAT-211 or equivalent.
(Formerly MA-126A)
MAT-218 Calculus III, 3 cr.
Continuation of MAT-217. Explores functions of several
variables; partial derivatives; directional derivatives and
gradients; multiple integration; vector analysis; and a brief
look at differential equations. Prerequisite: MAT-217 or
equivalent.
(Formerly MA-227A)
MAT-225 Differential Equations, 3 cr.
Students learn to recognize various types of differential
equations and learn how their solutions behave. Topics include
solving first and second order differential equations;
applications; systems of equations; series solutions; existence
theorems; numerical methods; and partial differential
equations.
(Formerly MA-233A)
MAT-770 Applied Math, 2 cr.
Mathematics as it applies to the student's program of study. A
review of whole numbers, fractions, decimals, percentages, the
metric system, linear measurement and common formulas used in
each particular industry.
(Formerly TI-102C)
MAT-772 Applied Math, 3 cr.
Mathematics applications in automotive mechanics.
(Formerly TI-124C - Related Math)
MAT-785 Agricultural Math, 2 cr.
Reviews the basic principles of elementary algebra and
mathematics as they relate to basic agricultural problems.
(Formerly AG-102C) |
