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52 courses with the subject MA, 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.

MA 103Mathematics of Finance D

Simple and compound interest, annuities, extinction of debts, bonds, depreciation, life insurance, computing techniques. Applica- tions of these topics included. equivalent. 3 hours credit

Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
Prerequisite
N.Y.S. Regents Course II or
MA 104Introduction to Data A
Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 105College Algebra A

(Intended for students who did not complete N.Y.S. Regents Course III or who did not perform well in this course, MA 105 is not open to students who have completed MA 106 or a calculus course.) Development of skills in handling polynomials and algebraic expressions; applications to equations and in- equalities; emphasis on problem solving tech- niques. equivalent. 3 hours credit

Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
Prerequisite
N.Y.S. Regents Course II or
MA 106Precalculus A
Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 108Mathematics for the D

Management, Life and Social

Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 109Problem Solving D

Study of strategies for solving problems. Introduction to the use of probability, sta- tistics, and algorithm construction in the solution of a variety of problems. 3 hours credit

Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
Prerequisite
permission of instructor.
MA 110Matters Mathematical3
Subject
MA
Credits (min)
3
Credits (max)
3
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 117Why Mathematics?3
Subject
MA
Credits (min)
3
Credits (max)
3
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 120Survey of Calculus I3

Electives in liberal arts and sciences 48 (see Section 4 below) Total liberal arts and sciences 60

Subject
MA
Credits (min)
3
Credits (max)
3
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 121Survey of Calculus II3

or

Subject
MA
Credits (min)
3
Credits (max)
3
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 122University Calculus I4

and BA/ Fund. of Stats. for Business 3 EC 200 and Econ.

Subject
MA
Credits (min)
4
Credits (max)
4
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 123University Calculus II4

MA 200 Statistics or ED 200 Statistics 3

Subject
MA
Credits (min)
4
Credits (max)
4
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 125Software for Mathemat3

its or

Subject
MA
Credits (min)
3
Credits (max)
3
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 200Statistics
Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 201Structure of Number Systems3

Plus an area of concentration: 27-30 hours

Subject
MA
Credits (min)
3
Credits (max)
3
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 202Concepts of Modern3
Subject
MA
Credits (min)
3
Credits (max)
3
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 210Discrete Mathematics4

e CS 231 Computer Systems 3

Subject
MA
Credits (min)
4
Credits (max)
4
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 223University Calculus III4

-4 MA 224 Differential Equations 3

Subject
MA
Credits (min)
4
Credits (max)
4
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 224Differential Equations3

Social Studies (36 credit hours)

Subject
MA
Credits (min)
3
Credits (max)
3
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 231Linear Algebra with4

3 Applications 3 MA 315 Theory of Equations 3

Subject
MA
Credits (min)
4
Credits (max)
4
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 315Theory of Equations c

Study of the theory of polynomial equa- tions. Rational, real and complex roots of algebraic equations, the Remainder and Factor theorems, Fundamental Theorem of Algebra, solutions of cubic and bi-quadratic equations and approximation of roots. 3 hours credit

Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
Prerequisite
MA 210.
MA 322Partial Differential D
Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 323Intermediate Real3
Subject
MA
Credits (min)
3
Credits (max)
3
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 325Introduction to Numeri3

cal Analysis

Subject
MA
Credits (min)
3
Credits (max)
3
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 331Intro. to Abstract Algebra3
Subject
MA
Credits (min)
3
Credits (max)
3
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 332Abstract Algebra
Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 335Theory of Numbers3
Subject
MA
Credits (min)
3
Credits (max)
3
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 337Introduction to Combinatorial3
Subject
MA
Credits (min)
3
Credits (max)
3
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 341Intro. to Geometry3
Subject
MA
Credits (min)
3
Credits (max)
3
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 350Applied Statistics I3

or

Subject
MA
Credits (min)
3
Credits (max)
3
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 351Applied Statistics C

Topics chosen from multiple regression; analysis of variance; sampling techniques; time series; nonparametric methods; appli- cations to quality control. 3 hours credit

Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
Prerequisite
MA 231 and MA 350.
MA 359Probability Models in3
Subject
MA
Credits (min)
3
Credits (max)
3
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 375Introduction to Opera

tions Research

Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 381History of Mathematics3

3 Precalculus Math will be accepted in the concentration if it is the appropriate entry 3 level course. 9 Science (39-54 credit hours) Note: In addition to the 15 credit hours in Introductory Courses and the 18 to 36 credit hours in their ec 21- science minor, Middle School Ex- tension students are required to complete 6 additional credit hours in a science other than their minor. 3 Introductory Courses: 3 BI 111 Intro. to Biology 4 3 BI 112 and Lab 3 CH 115/ General Chemistry 4 3 CH 125 I and Lab 3 GS 1001 Intro. Earth Science 4

Subject
MA
Credits (min)
3
Credits (max)
3
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 400Directed Study of A
Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 405Senior Seminar1

Plus three additional courses in 9 mathematics at the 300 level or higher 45 or 46 Cooperative Engineering students may substitute PH 425 or MA 420.

Subject
MA
Credits (min)
1
Credits (max)
1
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 408Mathematics Seminar D

in Special Topics Selected readings, discussions, and reports on topics in mathematics. 3-6 hours credit

Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
Prerequisite
permission of department.
MA 420Advanced Calculus3
Subject
MA
Credits (min)
3
Credits (max)
3
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 421Advanced Calculus II D

Topics vary, depending on instructor. Pos- sibilities are partial differential equations, vector calculus or complex analysis. 3 hours credit

Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
Prerequisite
MA 420.
MA 423424. Real Analysis I&II
Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 440Graph Theory with
Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 500Independent Study A

Independent study of selected list of topics approved by faculty advisor. 3-6 hours credit

Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
Prerequisite
permission of department.
MA 502Mathematics Education D
Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 503Mathematics Seminar D

Selected readings, discussions, and reports on topics in modern mathematics. 3-6 hours credit * MA 508. Mathematical D

Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
Prerequisite
permission of department.
MA 525Foundations of D
Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 526527. Real Variables D

Topology of the real line. Lebesgue measure and integration on the real line. Lp spaces, measure spaces, signed measures, introduc- tion to Banach spaces. graduate course in real variables; MA 526 prerequisite to 527. 3 hours credit each semester

Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
Prerequisite
two semesters of under-
MA 528Group Theory with D
Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 530531. Algebra D

Sets, functions, functors. Universal ele- ments, groups, isomorphism theorems, rings, modules, field theory. Introduction to homological algebra. graduate course in abstract algebra; MA 530 is prerequisite to 531. 3 hours credit each semester

Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
Prerequisite
two semesters of under-
MA 532Algebra of Vectors and D
Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 540541. Topology D

Detailed study of topological spaces, their invariants (both set theoretic and alge- braic), and their fundamental properties. ables; MA 540 prerequisite to 541. 3 hours credit each semester

Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
Prerequisite
two semesters of real vari-
MA 542543. Projective and D
Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
MA 603Mathematics Seminar D

Selected readings, discussions, and reports on advanced topics in modern mathematics. 3-6 hours credit

Subject
MA
Type
course
Edition
1997-1999
Source
www.fredonia.edu
Prerequisite
permission of department.

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