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MA 141 College Algebra and Trigonometry
(4 credits; Spring)
A study of topics from algebra and trigonometry, including polynomials,
rational functions, exponents, equations, inequalities, graphs
and trigonometric functions of real numbers.
Prerequisite: MA 032 or placement
MA 151 Introduction to Probability and Statistics
(4 credits; Fall, Spring)
Descriptive statistics: central tendencies, variability and
histograms. Probability: intuitive probability, relative frequency
interpretation, conditional probability and elementary combinatorics.
Inferential statistics: population and sample, randomness, testing
hypotheses, estimation, correlation and regression.
Prerequisite: MA 032 or placement
MA 161 Mathematics for Managerial and Social Sciences
(4 credits; Spring)
Functions, linear and quadratic polynomials, systems of linear
equations, matrix operations, linear programming and intuitive
differential calculus.
Prerequisite: MA 032 or placement
MA 165 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics
(3 credits; Fall)
Topics include sets, logic, probability, combinatorics, difference
equations, recursion, graph theory and matrix representations of
graphs. Applications of these topics will be included.
Prerequisite: MA 032 or placement
MA 171 Analytic Geometry and Calculus I
(4 credits; Fall)
Review of essentials of algebra and trigonometry. Basic analytic
geometry of the plane, including conic sections. Introduction to
differential calculus: limits, continuity, derivative and applications,
including curve sketching. Introduction to antiderivatives. Problemsolving
techniques; use of graphics calculators and computer
methods of visualization and solution.
Prerequisite: MA 141 or placement
MA 172 Analytic Geometry and Calculus II
(4 credits; Spring)
Continued review of essentials of trigonometry. Definite integrals,
methods and applications of integration, calculus of the trigonometric
and logarithmic functions and their inverses. Improper integrals,
numerical methods, indeterminate forms and infinite series. Problemsolving
techniques; use of computer methods of visualization and
solution.
Prerequisite: MA 171
MA 205 Introduction to Mathematical Proofs
(1 credit; Fall)
Elements of logic and set theory, types of proofs, methods of
formulating proofs and induction will be introduced.
Prerequisite: MA 171 or consent
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