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MAT201 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 3 SEMESTER HOURSThis course will present polynomials, rational expressions andexponents, radical expressions, linear and quadratic equations, absolutevalue equations and inequalities, functions and graphing techniques,polynomial and rational functions, and exponential and logarithmicfunctions. A graphing calculator is required. (SCNS MAC1105)MAT202 TRIGONOMETRY 3 SEMESTER HOURSPrerequisite: MAT201. This course defines the six basic trigonometricfunctions and their properties, then uses them to develop variousidentities, equations, and inverse, vector, parametric, and polar relations.Numerous problems and applicatications involving trigonometric relationsare analyzed and solved. A graphing calculator is required. (SCNSMAC1114)MAT205 HISTORY OF MATH 2 SEMESTER HOURSPrerequisite: MAT201. This course introduces the development ofnumber systems and mathematics starting with the Egyptian, Greek,and Babylonian civilizations, and progresses through the developmentof mathematics during 15th Century Europe. (SCNS MHF4401)MAT301 ANALYTIC GEOMETRY 3 SEMESTER HOURSPrerequisite: MAT202. This couse is an introduction to Calculus, whichincludes functions, limits, differentiation of functions, curve sketching,applications and optimization, and antiderivatives and integration. Agraphing calculator is required.MAT302 CALCULUS I 3 SEMESTER HOURSPrerequisite: MAT301. This course is a continuation of MAT301 anddesigned to further develop integration techniques and applications(including volumes, arc length, and surfaces of revolution), integrationby parts, trigonometric substitution and L’Hopital’s Rule. It also coversthe differentiation and integration of logarithmic, exponential and inversetrigonometric functions. A graphing calculator is required.MAT303 PLANE GEOMETRY 3 SEMESTER HOURSCorequisite: MAT302. This course studies the fundamental definitions,postulates, theorems, and constructions of geometry dealing with lines,angles, triangles, quadrilaterals, and circles. The writing of proofs isdeveloped. Also covered is calculating the area and volume of two- andthree-dimensional objects.MAT304 CALCULUS II 2 SEMESTER HOURSPrerequisite: MAT302. This course is a continuation of MAT302. Topicsinclude the convergence and divergence of infinite series and analysesof parametric equations (e.g., plane curves, arc length, area of surfaceor revolution) and polar coordinates (e.g., graphs, area, arc length). Agraphing calculator is required.MAT401 PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS 3 SEMESTER HOURSCorequisite: MAT301. This is an introduction to data analysis,frequency distributions, sampling methods, probability concepts, randomvariables, and binomial, normal, and other probability distributions.Estimates of sample sizes, confi dence intervals, hypothesis testing,regression analyses, and analysis of variance are also covered. (SCNSSTA2023)85