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| 099 | Beginning Algebra (3). Institutional credit only.
For students whose mathematics ACT score is below 17 (SAT math score below 400). Elementary mathematical concepts and procedures. This course does not fulfill the core requirement nor does it count toward the 124 hours required for graduation. |
| 100 | Intermediate Algebra (3). Institutional credit only.
For students whose mathematics ACT score is 17-20 (SAT math score is 400-450). A study of real numbers, algebraic expressions, algebraic fractions, linear equations/inequalities, quadratic equations, and Pythagorean theorem. This course does not fulfill the core requirement nor does it count toward the 124 hours required for graduation. |
| 101 | College Algebra (3).
For students whose mathematics ACT score is 21 or above (SAT math score is 460 or above). A study of the real number system, equations, inequalities, functions, graphs, zeros of polynomials, conic sections, and the binomial theorem. |
| 102 | Plane Trigonometry (3). Prereq.: MAT 101 or consent of instructor.
Trigonometric functions and graphs, identities, equations, inverse functions, vectors, and applications of these concepts. |
| 110 | Quantitative Reasoning (3). Prereq.: ACT score of 21 or above (SAT math score of 460 or above). A general core alternative to MAT 101, designed primarily for non-science majors. (Not for students planning to take trigonometry or calculus.) Topics include statistical reasoning, probability, logic, problem-solving, estimation, and other analytical skills useful in real-world situations. |
| 131, 132 | Concepts of Mathematics (3, 3). For majors in elementary education.
The problem-solving process, sets, logic, integers, number theory, rational numbers as fractions, decimals and percents, probability and statistics, plane and coordinate geometry, and measurement. |
| 201 | Mathematics for Business and Economics (3). Prereq.: MAT 101 or 110.
An introduction to the basics of mathematics tools used in business and economics. Topics include an algebra review, mathematics of finance, probability computations, and introductory calculus with applications. |
| 207 | Calculus and Analytic Geometry I (3). Prereq.: MAT 102, or consent of instructor.
Open to freshmen with mathematics ACT score of 26 or above. Concepts of analytic geometry, functions, limits, derivatives, and applications of derivatives. |
| 208 | Calculus and Analytic Geometry II (3). Prereq.: MAT 207.
Integration, applications of the definite integral, logarithmic and exponential functions with their derivatives and applications. |
| 209 | Calculus and Analytic Geometry III (3). Prereq.: MAT 208.
Further techniques of integration, infinite series, and topics in analytic geometry. |
| 210 | Calculus and Analytic Geometry IV (3). Prereq.: MAT 209.
Vectors and vector calculus, three-dimensional space, partial derivatives, and multiple integrals. |
| 299 | Selected Topics in Mathematics (1-3). Prereq.: Consent of the instructor.
Topics chosen from such areas of mathematics as geometry, history of mathematics, and number theory. |
| 303 | Discrete Mathematics (3). Prereq.: MAT 201 or 207 or consent of instructor.
Logic, sets, functions, algorithms, counting, graphs, and selected topics. |
| 304 | Differential Equations (3). Prereq: MAT 210 or consent of instructor.
Theory and application of ordinary differential equations. |
| 305 | Introduction to Mathematical Statistics and Probability (3). Prereq.: MAT 208 or consent of instructor.
Frequency distributions, statistical constants, curve fitting, correlation and sampling, and basic laws of probability. |
| 306 | Advanced Statistics and Probability (3). Prereq.: MAT 305.
Continuation of MAT 305 for the further study of various standard probability distributions, moments, moment generating functions, sampling theory, and statistical inference. |
| 308 | Introduction to Higher Geometry (3). Prereq.: MAT 208.
Advanced topics in Euclidean geometry; introduction to non-Euclidean geometries. |
| 311 | Linear Algebra (3). Prereq.: MAT 208. |
| 399 | Selected Topics in Mathematics (1-3). Prereq.: MAT 209.
Topics chosen from such areas of mathematics as number theory, probability, topology, graph theory, mathematical modeling, mathematics internship, and others. Course can be taken more than once. |
| 402 | Operations Research (3). Prereq.: MAT 209 or consent of instructor.
Application of quantitative methods such as linear and dynamic programming, decision theory, simulation, queuing theory, and network analysis; used to solve problems in the areas of mathematics, business, and computer science. |
| 409 | Modern Algebra (3). Prereq.: MAT 210 or consent of the instructor.
Sets, relations, functions, groups, rings, and fields. |
| 410 | Advanced Calculus (3). Prereq.: MAT 210 or consent of instructor.
Advanced treatment of functions, limits, continuity, differentiability, and the definite integral. |
| 490 | Mathematical Investigation (3). Prereq.: MAT 210, 304, and 305 or consent of the instructor.
Synthesizing mathematical concepts, investigating open-ended problems, and justifying results of analysis of advanced problems through written, oral, and graphic explanation. Utilization of the computer algebra system Mathematica. |
| 499 | Selected topics in Mathematics (1-3). Prereq.: MAT 304 or consent of the instructor.
Topics to be chosen from such areas of mathematics as number theory, topology, complex variables, and advanced differential equations. |
