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 COLLEGE LEVEL COURSES
LIBERAL ARTS/HUMANITIES MAJORS:
- College Math I (MA 101) - 3 credits
OUTLINE(DOC)
SYLLABUS(DOC)
- Study and application of the concepts of symbolic logic, sets, relations, and
functions.
- College Math II - (MA 102) - 3 credits
OUTLINE(DOC)
SYLLABUS(DOC)
- Continuation of MA101, Study and application of the concepts of mathematical
systems, matrices, probability, and statistics.
- Basic Statistics - (MA 103) - 3 credits
OUTLINE(DOC)
SYLLABUS(DOC)
- Developmental and application of statistical concepts including descriptive statistics,
probability, normal distribution, tests of hypothesis, sampling theory and correlation.
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJORS:
- Business Calculus - (MA 111) - 4 Credits
OUTLINE
SYLLABUS
- Introduction to calculus with applications to business. Topics
include functions, curve sketching, differentiation and integration of
algebraic, exponential and logarithmic functions, applications of the
derivative, optimization, modeling and integration.
(Prerequisite : MA108 College Algebra)
- Quantitative Mathematics - (MA 110) - 3
credits
OUTLINE(DOC)
SYLLABUS(DOC)
- An Introduction to Linear Programming and the Mathematics of Finance.
Topics include equations and Inequalities, functions, graphs, matrix algebra
and linear programming applications.
(Prerequisite : MA108 College Algebra)
MATH / SCIENCE MAJORS:
- College Algebra - (MA108) - 3
credits
OUTLINE(DOC)
SYLLABUS(DOC)
- Study and application of the concept of sets, relations, functions, and the real number
system.
Topics include polynomials, rational expressions, and radicals. Emphasis is placed on
graphing and solving different types of functions.
- Pre-Calculus - (MA109) - 4
credits
OUTLINE(DOC)
SYLLABUS(DOC)
- Study and application of the concept of sets, relations, functions, to prepare students
for Calculus.
Emphasis is placed on the properties of functions, including inverse, trigonometric,
logarithmic, and exponential functions.
Study of conic sections are also included.
- Applied Calculus - (MA115) - 4
credits
OUTLINE(DOC)
SYLLABUS(DOC)
- A study of the concept of limits, differentiation and integration of algebraic,
trigonometric, exponential and logarithmic functions.
Emphasis on the use of Calculus as a tool to solve application problems.
- Calculus I - (MA120) - 4
credits
OUTLINE(DOC)
SYLLABUS(DOC)
- Study of the concept of limits, continuity, derivatives and differentiation of algebraic
and trigonometric functions.
Applications of the derivative, maxima and minima.
Introduction to antiderivatives and the Riemann Sum.
- Calculus II - (MA121) - 4
credits
OUTLINE(DOC)
SYLLABUS(DOC)
- Continuation of MA120. Study and application of the concepts of antiderivatives,
definite integrals, and techniques of integration.
Topics include differentiation and integration of transcendental functions.
- Elementary Linear Algebra - (MA200) - 4
credits OUTLINE SYLLABUS
- A study of finite dimensional vector spaces.
Topics include vectors and vector spaces, matrices, determinants, systems of linear
equations, kernels, linear transformations.
Quadratic forms, Eigenvalues, eigenvectors and applications are also included.
- Calculus III - (MA201) - 4
credits
OUTLINE(DOC)
SYLLABUS(DOC)
- Continuation of MA121. Study and application of improper integrals, infinite series.
Topics include polar coordinates, partial differentiation, extreme considerations, and
multiple integration.
- Differential Equations - (MA202) - 4
credits
OUTLINE(DOC)
SYLLABUS(DOC)
- Application of differential equations and their standard method of solution.
Topics include linear differential equations of the first and higher orders, linear
equations of the second order, exact and total differential equations, simultaneous
equations, numerical approximations, and series solution.
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