Math 100
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This course is for students who need practice in
applying fundamental mathematical skills (algebra, graphing,
geometry, data analysis, and linearity) to real-life applications.
The goal of the course is to develop the quantitative skills that
promote problem solving with confidence
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Instructors |
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Fall '09 |
Spring '10 |
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Phyllis Mellinger:
MWF; 9:10 - 10:10 |
Phyllis Mellinger:
MWF; 9:10 - 10:10 |
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Math 105 |
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This course focuses on
the application of mathematics to the students'
personal and social issues. It is
designed to prepare students for the mathematics they will encounter
in other college classes, particularly in the social and natural
sciences such as problem solving, financial management, and growth.
The course provides students with critical thinking and quantitative
reasoning skills needed to understand major issues in life. It
develops students' ability to reason with quantitative information
necessary to achieve success in a career. Open to first-year
students. |
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Instructors |
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Fall '09 |
Spring '10 |
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Michael Smith: MWF;
9:10 -10:10 |
Phyllis Mellinger:
MWF;
9:10 -10:10 |
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Phyllis Mellinger:
MWF; 11:30 - 12:30 |
Caren Diefender:
MWF;
10:20 - 11:20 |
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Caren Diefender: MWF;
10:20 - 11:20 |
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Math 130 |
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Emphasis is on the application of algebra,
precalculus, and mathematical models to many exciting real world
problems in art, music, business, economics, statistics, and biology
and other sciences. Recommended for prospective teachers and
nonmathematicians.
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Instructors |
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Fall '07 |
Spring '08 |
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Julie Clark: MWF; 9:10-10:10 |
Patricia Hammer -
9:10 - 10:10 |
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