40 courses with the subject MP, 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.
MP 0010Fundamentals of Algebra
A review of fundamental arithmetic and algebra to familiarize the students with the basic concepts of mathematics. The course is designed to provide the student with the requisite foundation and practice in preparation for the MP 1102 , MP 1203 or MP 1210 sequence. Students assigned to this course are required to take
This course provides a detailed treatment of basic algebra, stressing solution of equations and problem-solving techniques. Emphasis throughout is on practical applications and manipulative skills.
Successful completion of MP 0010 Basic Mathematics or satisfactory performance on appropriate diagnostic exams administered to entering students. 3 hours Lecture and Discussion
An introduction to the theory and application of discrete mathematics. Topics include logic, sets, functions and relations, combinations and elementary probability.
MP 1102 - College Algebra . 3 hours Lecture and Discussion 3 credits
MP 1203Elementary Functions3
Mathematical functions, including logarithms and trigonometry, are treated from both the numerical and functional viewpoints. Emphasis throughout is on practical applications and manipulative skills. This course serves as a precalculus background.
MP 1102 - College Algebra or its equivalent, as determined by the department, or satisfactory performance on appropriate diagnostic exam administered to entering students. 3 hours Lecture and Discussion 3 Credits
MP 1204Calculus I4
This is a one-semester calculus course designed to introduce the student to the basic ideas, techniques, and applications of differential and integral calculus of a single-variable.
MP 1203 - Elementary Functions or a satisfactory performance on appropraite diagnostic exams administered to entering students. 4 hours Lecture and Discussion 4 Credits
MP 1205Finite Mathematics3
This course provides students with an overview of finite mathematics. Topics include systems of linear equations and inequalities, linear programming, matrix theory, mathematics of finance, set theory, and combinatorics.
MP 1102 - College Algebra or its equivalent, as determined by the department or satisfactory performance on appropriate diagnostic exams administered to entering students. 3 hours Lecture and Discussion 3 credits
MP 1206Geometry3
An overview of classical and modern geometry and its applications with an introduction to the axiomatic approach and the concepts of mathematical proof.
This course is designed primarily for those who are not planning additional course work in Mathematics. The selection of topics, examples and applications will be driven by what is necessary to make a person quantitatively literate, and thus better prepared to meet the challenges of the modern world. 3 hours Lecture and Discussion - 3 credits.
MP-1102 College Algebra or Equivalent. 3 Hours Lecture and Discussion 3 Credits
MP 2114Business Statistics I3
An introduction to the concepts of probability and statistics. Topics include data analysis and description, probability, probability distributions, sampling distributions, and estimation.
MP 1203 - Elementary Functions or MP 1210 - Applied Mathematics 3 hours Lecture and Discussion 3 Credits
MP 2115Introduction to Actuarial Science3
This course provides a basic introduction to actuarial science and its role in insurance as a discipline and an industry. Topics include: a brief history of the evolution of the actuarial profession, basic mathematics of simple and compound interest, introduction to probability theory, and applications of material to risk management and insurance.
MP 1203 - Elementary Functions or MP 1210 - Applied Mathematics or equivalent, as determined by the department. 3 hours Lecture and Discussion 3 Credits
MP 2116Statistical Quality Control3
This course provides an introduction to the purpose and function of statistical quality control. Topics include the use of modern statistical methods for quality control and improvement as well as the principles of statistical quality control and their application in a variety of situations.
MP 1204 - Calculus I 4 hours Lecture and Discussion 4 Credits
MP 2123Physics Ic4
This is a general course which uses calculus to stress the understanding of physical principles and the methods of problem solving. The first semester covers the basic principles of mechanics, heat, and the kinetic theory of gases. The second semester covers electricity, magnetism, wave motion, and light. In the laboratory, experiments are performed illustrating the basic physical principles and methods of experimental science.
This course is an introduction to linear algebra. Topics may include systems of linear equations, matrices, determinants, vector spaces, linear transformations, eigenvalues and eigenvectors, and applications.
MP 1204 - Calculus I . 3 hours Lecture and Discussion 3 Credits
MP 2214Business Statistics II3
This is a course in statistical inference. Topics include: parametric and non-parametric hypothesis tests on means and proportions, Chi squared tests, analysis of variance, regression, and correlation. Practical applications are stressed.
MP 2114 - Business Statistics I . 3 hours Lecture and Discussion 3 credits
MP 2215Statistics for Business4
This course provides an introduction to the concepts of probability and statistics. Topics include data analysis and description, probability distributions, sampling distributions, estimation, and hypothesis testing.
MP 1203 - Elementary Functions , MP 1210 - Applied Mathematics, or an equivalent course, as determined by the department. 4 hours Lecture and Discussion 4 Credits
MP 2219Physics II4
This is a general course stressing the understanding of physical principles and methods of problem solving. The first semester covers the basic principles of mechanics, heat, and the kinetic theory of gases. The second semester covers electricity, magnetism, wave motion, light, and selected topics in modern physics. In the laboratory, experiments are performed illustrating the basic physical principles and methods of experimental science.
This course covers the solution of ordinary differential equations. The topics of discussion include solution of first-order equations, linear equations with constant coefficients, and series solution of differential equations. Applications are stressed.
MP 2121 - Calculus II , Physics II or Physics IIc 3 hours Lecture and Discussion 3 Credits
MP 2224Physics IIc4
This is a general course which uses calculus to stress the understanding of physical principles and the methods of problem solving. The first semester covers the basic principles of mechanics, heat, and the kinetic theory of gases. The second semester covers electricity, magnetism, wave motion, and light. In the laboratory, experiments are performed illustrating the basic physical principles and methods of experimental science.
Introduction to the mathematical theory of probability. Topics include basic probability, discrete and continuous distributions, expectation, laws of large numbers, limit theorems, and simple Markov chains.
Calculus II or Permission of Instructor. 3 hours 3.00
MP 2230Numerical Methods3
A study of numerical methods involved in interpolation, differentiations and integration, numerical solutions of equations and systems of equations, and fitting empirical data. Applications are stressed.
MP 2121 - Calculus II or both a programming Language and MP 1203 - Elementary Functions . 3 hours Lecture and Discussion 3 credits
MP 3036Methods in Advanced Mathematics2
An introduction to the study of formal mathematics, with an emphasis on proofs. Topics may include finite mathematics and combinatorics, elementary number theory, and analysis.
MP 2121 - Calculus II . 2 hours Lecture and Discussion 2 credits
MP 3037Modern Algebra and Number Theory3
An introduction to the theory of groups, rings, fields and polynomials, and the theory of numbers including unique factorization, congruence classes and the distribution of primes.
MP 2126 - Linear Algebra and MP 3036 - Methods in Advanced Mathematics or Permission of instructor. 3 hours Lecture and Discussion 3 Credits
MP 3120Foundations of Mathematics3
This course presents the logical and philosophical basis of mathematical structures and modes of thinking. This includes discussion of Godel’s theorem, the notion of completeness, the Axiom of Choice, and the Peano postulates.
MP 1204 - Calculus I or Permission of Instructor. 3 hours Lecture and Discussion 3 credits
MP 3123Advanced Calculus3
This course provides an in-depth look at the calculus of several variables. Topics include: the geometry of n-dimensional space, differentiation and integration of functions of several variables, integrals over curves and surfaces, and the theorems of Green, Stokes and Gauss.
MP 2121 - Calculus II . 3 hours Lecture and Discussion 3 Credits
MP 3124Physics IIIc3
This course covers the modern concepts of physics and stresses appropriate mathematical techniques. The topics include special theory of relativity, important historical experiments, the classical theory of the electron, the Rutherford atom, the Bohr atom, early ideas on quantization, postulational quantum mechanics from the Schroedinger point of view, and the one electron atom.
Ordinary Differential Equations, MP 2219 - Physics II or MP 2224 - Physics IIc . 3 hours Lecture and Discussion 3 credits
MP 3231Statistics for Science3
A course in basic and intermediate methods of applied statistics, with emphasis on the analysis of data from laboratory and field experiments. Both parametric and non-parametric techniques are presented, and the logic underlying experimental design and statistical inference is stressed. Recommended for students anticipating graduate study or research careers. Not open to majors in Business Administration.
MP 1203 - Elementary Functions or MP 1210 - Applied Mathematics 3 hours Lecture and Discussion 3 Credits
MP 3235Fourier Series3
This is an introduction to Fourier series and eigenvalue functions covering the topics of orthogonal systems, Fourier series, eigenvalue functions and boundary value problems with an introduction to the derivation and classification of partial differential equations.
Development of mathematics from the earliest days to the present, with emphasis on Greek mathematics, the development of calculus, and the history of algebra, analysis, and geometry in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
MP 1204 - Calculus I or Permission of instructor. 3 hours Lecture and Discussion 3 Credits
MP 3250Biostatistics3
A course in basic and intermediate methods of applied statistics, with emphasis on the analysis of data from laboratory and field experiments. Both parametric and non-parametric techniques are presented, and the logic underlying experimental design and statistical inference is stressed. Recommended for students anticipating graduate study or research careers. Not open to majors in Business Administration.
MP 3123 - Advanced Calculus and MP 3037 - Modern Algebra and Number Theory . 1 hour Lecture and Discussion 1 Credit
MP 4122Analysis3
This course is an introduction to the ideas and theorems of real analysis. Topics include: basic set theory, function theory, topology, sequences and series, and the limits, continuity, differentiation and integration of functions on metric and Euclidean spaces.
MP 3123 - Advanced Calculus and MP 3036 - Methods in Advanced Mathematics . 3 hours Lecture and Discussion 3 credits
MP 4132Symbolic Logic4
Topics covered include: Boolean algebra, logic circuit analysis, Karnaugh mapping, IC logic families, D/A and A/D conversions, memory devices, flip-flops, arithmetic circuits, number systems and codes, and interfacing.
MP 1203 - Elementary Functions or MP 1210 - Applied Mathematics and either MP 2219 - Physics II or a computer course. 3 hours Lecture and Discussion, 3 hours Laboratory 4 Credits
MP 4215Mathematics Seminar1
A program of individual reading, discussion, and student presentation of material on selected topics in mathematics.
MP 3123 - Advanced Calculus and MP 3037 - Modern Algebra and Number Theory . 1 hour Lecture and Discussion 1 credit
MP 4227Complex Variables3
This is an introduction to the theory of functions of complex variables. Topics covered are: derivatives, Cauchy-Riemann equations, harmonic functions, integrals, Cauchy’s Integral formula and power series. Additional topics may include conformal mapping and the theory of residues.
MP 3123 - Advanced Calculus and either MP 2126 - Linear Algebra or MP 3036 - Methods in Advanced Mathematics . 3 hours Lecture and Discussion 3 credits
MP 4228Special Topics in Mathematics3
Topics to be decided at the discretion of instructor and enrolled students.
