26 courses with the subject MTH, 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.
MTH 002Pathways in Mathematics
A study of a specialized subject area which will vary based on student/faculty interest. For major students only. This will be an internship type course. The topic and course structure will be decided on by the student and faculty member prior to pre- registration. 3.00 Study of the theory of immunohematology. Emphasis is on antigen systems of red cells and antibodies produced against these as related to blood transfusions. Included will be methodologies used, the importance and hazards of transfusion of human blood and blood components, quality assurance, and the regulations governing blood banks. 2.00 Performance of methodologies and problem-solving techniques in immunohematology, to include cross- matching, antibody identification, preparation and transfusion of blood and blood components, and transfusion reactions. 2.00 Theoretical aspects of routine hematology and coagulation procedures are covered in detail. Normal cellular elements of the blood and bone marrow and coagulation factors are covered and correlated to appropriate hematology techniques. 2.00 Theoretical aspects of specialized hematology and coagulation techniques are reviewed in appropriate detail. Hematologic and coagulation disease states are thoroughly studied and correlated to the relevant basic and advanced techniques. 2.00 Performance of various hematological and coagulation techniques are emphasized. Theory and comparison of techniques are discussed where pertinent. Appropriate pathologic states are thoroughly reviewed and compare 2.00 Study of the body's immune process, host reactions and diseases of the immune system. The course will include laboratory immunology procedures. 2.00 Study of urine and other body fluids with emphasis on composition, theory of laboratory tests and related pathology; includes clinical experience. 2.00 Chemistry of the human body; included will be enzymology, endocrinology, biochemistry of lipids, carbohydrates and proteins; metabolism of nitrogenous end products, physiology and metabolism of fluids and electrolytes; colorimetry and spectrophotometry; electrophoresis; chromatography; theory and principle of instrumentation; radioimmunoassay; toxicology and quality control 4.00 Performance of various clinical chemistry procedures. Emphasis will be on techniques, principles of procedures and relationship of results to normal and disease states. Also a detailed study of instrumentation as used in clinical procedures. 4.00 Detailed study of pathogenic microorganisms encountered in infectious diseases. Symptomatology, identification, treatment and epidemiology of microorganisms are studied. A study of other pathogenic organisms, such as yeast, fungi, viruses, and higher forms of parasites will also be included. 5.00 Identification and sensitivity testing of pathological microorganisms from normal and infectious materials by appropriate laboratory techniques. Also included is parasitology, mycology, mycobacteriology, serology, and some virology 4.00 A culminating course for students in the clinical laboratory sciences designed to review the educational process from the sciences up to the professional laboratory studies, including continuing education and lifelong learning. Students will review issues in laboratory management, educational methodologies, and community service as it relates to health care, research, clinical correlation case studies and laboratory information systems (LIS). Students will review materials for the national registry examination. 4.00 A course designed to elevate students from Math Level 1 to Math Level 3, in order to prepare students for further courses requiring quantitative skills. Topics include a review of numbers and operations, ratios and percents, logic, geometry, data analysis, and algebra. 3.00
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- MTH
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- course
- Edition
- 2026-2027
- Source
- www.gmercyu.edu
MTH 301Multivariable Calculus
An online course designed to elevate students from Math Level 2 to Math Level 3, in order to prepare students for further courses requiring quantitative skills. Students proceed through the material at their own pace, seeking guidance from the instructor when needed. Topics include a review of numbers and operations, ratios and percents, logic, geometry, data analysis, and algebra. 3.00 A survey of introductory college mathematics. Topics include the structure of number systems, applications of decimals and percentages, proportions and unit conversions, problem solving, sets and logic, analyzing arguments, and number theory. 3.00 A continuation of MTH 103. This course covers concepts of algebra including linear equations, inequalities, quadratics with applications, relations and functions, graphing, geometry, counting techniques, probability, and statistics. 3.00 A continuation of MTH 103. Topics covered include linear equations and inequalities, quadratics with applications, relations and functions, graphing, geometry, counting techniques, probability, and statistics. Students will learn how to apply mathematical concepts to banking, accounting, commerce, marketing and the stock market. This course will provide students with the business skillsets necessary to perform financial analyses and to make informed financial decisions. 3.00 An exploration of a selection of contemporary applications of mathematics, including topics such as scheduling, optimizing routes using graph theory, identification numbers, voting, and optimizing profit through linear programming. Emphasis is on problem solving and real-world applications. 3.00 An introduction to modeling real-world situations using mathematical functions. Topics include linear and exponential modeling techniques, logistic models, solving and simplifying equations using algebra, graphing, regression, and rates of change. 3.00 A precalculus course designed to prepare students to take MTH245. Topics include polynomial, rational, algebraic, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions and their applications. 3.00 A study of discrete structures with applications. Topics include formal logic, sets, functions, sequences, growth of functions, complexity of algorithms, applications of number theory, mathematical induction, recursion, counting techniques, relations, graph theory, and trees. 3.00 An introduction to probability and the analysis of data with a focus on statistical inference. Topics include descriptive statistics, random variables and probability distributions, confidence intervals, hypothesis tests, correlation, and regression analysis 3.00 A course in linear algebra with applications. Topics include systems of linear equations, matrices, determinants, n- dimensional vector spaces, eigenvalue theory, general vector spaces, and linear transformations. 3.00 A study of the mathematics of continuous change. Topics include rates of change (differentiation) and accumulation (basic integration), with an emphasis on applications. Related rates, optimization, and graphical analysis are covered. Transcendental functions are included. 4.00 A continuation of MTH 245. Topics include advanced integration techniques, limits and I'Hopital's Rule, improper integration, infinite sequences and series, parametric equations, and some complex number theory. 4.00 An introduction to computer programming and algorithm development, with a specific focus on mathematical applications. Students will create programs using Python to solve computationally difficult problems and to analyze mathematical models of real-world phenomena through simulation. 3.00 A study of a specialized subject area, which may vary, based on student/faculty interest. For non-major students only. The topic, course structure, and instructor will be announced prior to pre-registration. 3.00 A continuation of MTH 246. Topics include vectors in three-dimensional space, vector-valued functions, partial derivatives, multiple integrals, and vector analysis. 3.00
- Subject
- MTH
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2026-2027
- Source
- www.gmercyu.edu
Source: Gwynedd Mercy University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
