Mathematics

An asterisk (*) denotes a C is required to progress.

This is a remedial course in algebra using basic algebraic operations and problem solving. It is offered to students who did not place into a 100-level math class by taking the placement test. It does not earn any credits and is a “C” to progress class (a grade of “C” or higher is needed to register for a 100-level class). Topics such as algebraic operations, exponents, expressions, linear equations and graphing are covered. Terms Offered: SU, FL, WI, SP

This course is designed to give the student an understanding and application of mathematic concepts used in business activities such as: banking, payroll, buying and selling, interest computations, taxes, depreciation, financial statements, and statistics. The student will review basic math skills as well as gain an understanding of the mathematical knowledge and skills needed for business. Prerequisite: MTH010 or passing placement exam scores Offered: As needed

This course provides a solid foundation of algebraic functions, including the following topics: equations, inequalities and problem solving, functions, and solving systems of equations. Prerequisite: MTH010 or passing placement exam scores Terms Offered: SU, FL, WI, SP

This course is designed to help students develop basic quantitative literacy skills that will be helpful in future college classes and in life as an informed citizen and consumer. Students will learn to critically evaluate quantitative claims and arguments using fundamental arithmetic and algebraic methods. Prerequisite: Either MTH010 completion with a grade of “C” or higher or score on the placement test of 75 or higher or program director approval. Terms Offered: SU, FL, WI, SP

This course provides students an opportunity to develop an individualized study plan on a specific theme, topic, or innovative area of their interest within the content area of math. With guidance from a faculty sponsor, the student will develop a course outline and completion plan. Prerequisite: Program Director approval Terms Offered: As needed

This course is designed to develop a familiarity with the use of statistics for making business decisions. Topics covered include frequency distributions, measures of central tendency, probability, various distributions, statistical decision-making, testing hypotheses. Prerequisite: MTH101, MTH105, MTH125 or MTH150 Terms Offered: SU, FL, WI, SP