Catalog 12-13.indd - McMurry University

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Kinesiology & Health FitnessKINESIOLOGY DEPARTMENT MINORSMINOR EXERCISE AND SPORTS STUDIES(Not available for ESHP and ALL Level Physical Education majors)COURSEKINE 2330KINE 2335KINE 3321KINE 4320KINE 4388Select 3 hrs fromKINE Advanced Electives,to complement career objectivesSelect 1 Racquet Sport fromH F 1120-1129Select 1 Team Sport fromH F 1130-1139Select 1 Cardio Sport fromH F 1140-1149Select 1 HF courses fromH F electivesHOURS333333TOTAL HOURS 221111MINOR ADMINISTRATION OF COACHING(Not available for ESHP and ALL Level Physical Education majors)COURSEHOURSKINE 23353KINE 31001KINE 33213KINE 43203KINE 43253KINE 43303Select 2 hrs from2KINE 2211, 2212, 2213, 2214TOTAL HOURS 18100
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICSAssociate Professor Thornburg, Department ChairAssociate Professors Flores, Martin McCounInstructor Dita, RiegerThe mission of the department of mathematics is to:1. Provide a foundation in mathematics that will prepare McMurry mathematicsmajors for a career or graduate school. We expect suchstudents to be able to:a. Communicate mathematical ideas in a written format.b. Communicate mathematical ideas in an oral format.c. Construct valid mathematical proofs.d. Solve equations of various types.e. Perform valid mathematical computations.f. Use mathematical problem solving techniques.g. Use mathematical modeling techniques.h. Demonstrate an understanding of the basic tools of math-ematics.2. Provide mathematical course offerings that help other departmentsprepare their majors. We expect such students in these courses tobe able to:a. Solve equations of various types.b. Perform valid mathematical computations.c. Use mathematical problem solving techniques.d. Demonstrate an understanding of the basic tools of math-ematics covered in the course.3. Provide courses that are appropriate for the McMurry general educationrequirements. We expect students in the math portion of thegeneral education to be able to do 3 of the following:a. Be able to solve problems using the techniques from aspecifi c discipline of mathematics.b. Be able to set up and manipulate mathematical models.(Setting up a mathematical model involves taking a situationand describing it in mathematical terms. The mathematicaldescription can then be manipulated to answerquestions about the original situation.)c. Demonstrate an understanding of abstract mathematicalsystems. (Abstract mathematical systems are systems thathave been developed as a generalization of some area ofmathematics.)d. Be able to apply and symbolically manipulate mathematicalfunctions (such as trigonometric functions).e. Demonstrate an understanding of geometric interpreta-tions of mathematical concepts. (This could be a study ofshapes or the study of the impact of shapes to understandsome underlying mathematical concept.)MathematicsCourses Taught in the Mathematics Department:MATH 1311 College AlgebraMATH 1312 TrigonometryMATH 1315 Contemporary MathematicsMATH 1320 Pre-calculusMATH 2315 Discrete MathematicsMATH 2421 Calculus IMATH 2322 Calculus IIMATH 2340 Linear AlgebraMATH 3301 Multivariable CalculusMATH 3302 Intermediate AnalysisMATH 3321 College GeometryMATH 3330 Teaching Elementary Math I EC-6MATH 3331 Teaching Elementary Math II EC-6MATH 3332 Theory of Secondary School MathematicsMATH 3341 Ordinary Differential EquationsMATH 3351 StatisticsMATH 4301 Advanced Analysis IMATH 4302 Advanced Analysis IIMATH 4321 Abstract Algebra IMATH 4322 Abstract Algebra IIMATH 4331 Numerical Analysis with Computer ApplicationsMATH 4388 InternshipMATH 4X95 Independent StudiesMATH 4X96* Honors TutorialMATH 4X97* Senior Thesis of ProjectMATH XX99 Special TopicsSpecial Programs and Opportunities:Mathematics Club. The Mathematics Club is open to all studentsinterested in mathematics. Activities might include programs of specialinterest, speakers, and fi eld trips.Kappa Mu Epsilon. This is a national honor society for students meetingthe necessary academic requirements.Departmental Awards. Each spring, awards are presented to outstandingstudents at the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior levels. Anoutstanding junior is awarded the Jennie Tate and the Clyde A., and MaryLong Scholarship to be used during the student’s senior year.William Lowell Putnam Competition A national competition held forstudents who are recommended by the mathematics faculty. This is heldannually the fi rst Saturday of December.Departmental Honors. Please see the description of the Honors Programunder the Special Program section earlier in the catalog.101
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