MAT 172 Finite Mathematics3 cr, 3 lecSet theory, linear programming, matrixalgebra, finance math, combinatorics,probability and other selected topicsof interest to students in the social andmanagement sciences.PRE: MAT 151 or 187 or an acceptablescore on the Computerized PlacementTest (CPT)MAT 183 Plane Trigonometry2 cr, 2 lecA study of trigonometric functions,equations, identities, and inversefunctions, and solutions of right andoblique triangles.PRE/COREQ: MAT 151 or anacceptable score on the ComputerizedPlacement Test (CPT)NOTE: Credit cannot be received inboth MAT 183 and MAT 187MAT 187 Precalculus5 cr, 5 lecThe further development of algebrawith a concentration on functions anda study of exponentials, logarithms,sequences, and series. This coursealso includes a study of trigonometricfunctions and identities. MAT 187 isintended for those students continuingon to calculus.PRE: MAT 122 or an acceptable scoreon the Computerized Placement Test(CPT)NOTE: Credit cannot be received inboth the MAT 151, MAT 183 sequenceand MAT 187MAT 212 Brief Calculus3 cr, 3 lecIntroduction to elementary topics indifferential and integral calculus.PRE: MAT 151, 187, or an acceptablescore on the Computerized PlacementTest (CPT)NOTE: Credit cannot be received inboth MAT 212 and MAT 220MAT 220 Calculus I with AnalyticGeometry5 cr, 4 lec, 2 labIntroduction to analytic geometry andthe differential and integral calculusof the elementary functions. Includedis a study of limits, continuity, differentiation,applications of derivatives,anti-derivatives, integration, exponential,logarithmic, and trigonometricfunctions.PRE: MAT 187 or MAT 151 andMAT 183 or an acceptable score on theComputerized Placement Test (CPT)NOTE: Credit cannot be received inboth MAT 212 and MAT 220MAT 230 Calculus II with AnalyticGeometry5 cr, 4 lec, 2 labApplications of the integral, techniquesof integration, parametric and polarform, convergence of series, Taylorand MacLauren series. series.PRE: MAT 220MAT 241 Calculus III with AnalyticGeometry4 cr, 4 lecStudy of multivariable calculus, parametriccurves, partial differentiation,multiple integration, and an introductionto vector calculus.PRE: MAT 230MAT 252 Introduction to LinearAlgebra3 cr, 3 lecIntroduction to vector spaces, lineartransformations, matrices, determinants,eigenvalues and eigenvectors,and solutions of linear systems ofequations.PRE: MAT 220MAT 262 Introduction to OrdinaryDifferential Equations3 cr, 3 lecOrdinary differential equations andtheir solutions that utilize conventionalapproaches, numerical techniques,matrix methods applied to systemsof linear differential equations, andLaplace’s transformation.PRE: MAT 230MAT 270 Applied Statistics4 cr, 3 lec, 2 labIntroduces descriptive and inferentialstatistics such as graphical and quantitativedescription of data, discreteprobability distributions, continuousprobability distributions, one- andmulti-sample hypothesis tests, confidenceintervals, correlation, simplelinear regression, and analysis of variance.PRE: MAT 142 or approved higherlevel math or an acceptable score on theComputerized Placement Test (CPT)MFG 185 Quality Control andInspection3 cr, 2 lec, 2 labThis program will prepare the studentsto function within quality assuranceprograms established by industry.Through the learning activities of thecourse, the student will acquire abroad body of knowledge associatedwith quality control such as: precisionmeasurement, inspection techniques,sampling plans, investigation methods,and assessment of process variablesand controls. Once the concepts andprinciples are mastered, the laboratoryportion of the course will provide theimplementation of the knowledge topractical-skill developing activities.MFG 191 Machine Tool Operations4 cr, 2 lec, 4 labA study of machine tools and thedevelopment of the needed skills tooperate and perform some fundamentalsetups. Machine tools used inthe course are the drill press, verticalmilling machine, horizontal millingmachine, and the engine lathe.Course DescriptionsAWC 2009–2010 C atalog185
Related subject matter such as measuring,layout, blueprint reading, calculations,and tool geometry are includedin the course. For any technologystudent or for any person interested inthe subject.MFG 192 Precision Machining4 cr, 2 lec, 4 labThe second semester of materialremoval processes directed at precisionmachining setups and operationssuch as threading, indexing, geargeneration, etc., using conventionalmachine equipment. Related subjectmatter includes blueprint reading, layout,problem solving, and resourceutilization.PRE: MFG 191MFG 195 Materials Science andMetallurgy3 cr, 2 lec, 2 labThe study of materials is an integralpart of virtually all science andtechnologically based disciplines. Thiscourse will prepare the students for thespecialized application and studies ofmaterials within their chosen field ofstudy, while establishing a broad andsound knowledge and understandingof the structure and properties ofmaterials used in our technologicalworld. Emphasis will be placed on themetallurgical, mechanical, and physicalproperties of materials. Laboratorypractices, procedures, and techniquesin sample preparation and testing arestressed during the laboratory portionof the course.MGT 135 ManagementFundamentals3 cr, 3 lecBusiness philosophy and managementtheory including planning, organizing,staffing, directing, and controlling.MGT 140 Small BusinessManagement3 cr, 3 lecFactors to consider in planning, owning,and managing a small business.PRE: BUA 100MGT 220 Principles of Retailing3 cr, 3 lecSurveys all phases of retailing includingtypes of retail outlets and the basicproblems of organizing and operatinga retail store.PRE: MKT 110MGT 250 Personnel Supervision3 cr, 3 lecThe functional relationship betweenmanagement and the labor force; principlesof handling the human factor tomaximize the productive efficiency ofthe firm through sound procurement,development, utilization and maintenanceof the human resources in theenterprise.MGT 280 Leadership3 cr, 3 lecReview significant historical and currentleadership models, also analyzeindividual behaviors and characteristicsoften associated with effectiveleaders, review concepts associatedwith team leadership, and becomefamiliar with current organizationalleadership practices.PRE: MGT 135MKT 100 Salesmanship3 cr, 3 lecBasic principles of selling: the techniquesemployed in the developmentof competencies in the area of selling,product knowledge, and sales supervisoryskills. Emphasis is on outsideselling.MKT 110 Principles of Marketing3 cr, 3 lecPrinciples, methods, and challengesassociated with all businesses involvedin marketing products or services.MKT 230 Principles of Advertising3 cr, 3 lecStrategic functions and uses of advertising,study of media, general understandingof forms of copy, art work,layout, production and testing advertisingeffectiveness.MUS 90 Men’s Barbershop Chorus1 cr, 1 lec, 2 labA men’s chorus that rehearses and performstraditional barbershop pieces infour-part harmony. RMUS 91 Sweet Adelines1 cr, 1 lec, 2 labAn international organization open toall women over the age of 16 who areinterested in the study and public performanceof the American folk singingart called barbershop harmony. RMUS 92 Orchestra Workshop1 cr, 1 lec, 2 labThis class offers group instruction forbeginning and intermediate level stringstudents age 16 and over. Instructorapproval is required. RMUS 94 Civic Light Orchestra1 cr, 1 lec, 2 labThis ensemble is open by audition tostring players age 16 and over. Thegroup performs classical string musicfor the public. RMUS 102 Yuma Chorale1 cr, 1 lec, 2 labThis is a large community chorus thatperforms major choral works and isopen to all interested singers by audition.R186
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