7 courses with the subject MATH, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
MATH 0900Algebra Skills
Credits: 3 Offered: Every Semester Goal Areas: This course does not count toward graduation and is not transferable to another institution. Delivery Method: HyFlex, Online Synchronous Course Description: This course includes operations of integers, fractions, decimals, and percents; solving one and two step equations; introduction to descriptive statistics; and a conceptual understanding and application of mathematics in everyday life. Course Learning Outcome #1 Students will evaluate arithmetic expressions and perform order of operations on arithmetic expressions.
Credits: 3 Offered: Every Semester Goal Areas: AA 4 Delivery Method: HyFlex Course Description: Mathematical reasoning and algebraic concepts applied to a selection of topics, which may include the mathematics of social choice, and the mathematics of management, geometry, and problem-solving. Descriptive statistics, introductory probability, and inferential statistics. Course Learning Outcome #1 Students will learn to use their algebra skills to model and solve practical problems. Course Learning Outcome #2 Students will apply problem-solving strategies to look at problems from several points of view and judge the appropriateness of various models and techniques. Course Learning Outcome #3 Students will analyze elementary statistical concepts. Course Learning Outcome #4 Students will explain real-world need for mathematical concepts defined in class.
Credits: 4 Offered: Fall Semester Goal Areas: AA 4 Delivery Method: HyFlex, Online Synchronous Course Description: Problem-solving with linear, quadratic, rational, and absolute value equations and inequalities; function notation and inverses; graphs of relations and functions; polynomial, rational, exponential, and logarithmic functions and applications; systems of equations and inequalities, matrices. Course Learning Outcome #1 Students will become familiar with the different families of functions and their graphical representations. Course Learning Outcome #2 Students will examine various methods of solving equations by numerical, algebraic, and graphical techniques. Course Learning Outcome #3 Students will use multiple problem-solving techniques to model, solve and draw conclusions in various problem situations. Course Learning Outcome #4 Students will use logical arguments to justify their ideas and solutions either.
Credits: 3 Offered: Spring Semester Goal Areas: AA 4 Delivery Method: Varies (Arranged by Instructor) Course Description: Discrete Math covers symbolic logic, set theory, relations in general and equivalence relations in particular, proof techniques including proofs by induction, arithmetic and geometric sequences, recursively defined sequences and sets, number theory including modular arithmetic and greatest common divisors, linear diophantine equations, a variety of counting techniques, solving recurrence relations, and graph theory. Course Learning Outcome #1 Students will explain the fundamental concepts and methods of discrete mathematics. Course Learning Outcome #2 Students will analyze problems, discern structure and pattern and make conjectures in discrete mathematical contexts. Course Learning Outcome #3 Students will develop valid mathematical proofs.
