41. Office Of The University Registrar calculus and general Chemistry Students who are pre-health majors or who a grade of C or better in MAC 1147 (Pre-calculus Algebra and trigonometry) http://www.registrar.ufl.edu/catalog/policies/advisingplacement.html

@import "/reg.css"; Academic Programs Academic Policies Admission to the University Application Deadlines ... Registrar Services Home Your browser does not support scripts Undergraduate Catalog UF Web with Google UF Phonebook This page was designed for view with the newer family of browsers. Please pardon the unstyled format of this page. Office of the University Registrar 2005-06 Undergraduate Catalog Academic Placement Placement is an assessment of a student’s level of preparation in a subject. The purpose of placement is to help students enroll in the courses in which they are most likely to be successful. The following commonly taken courses require placement: English Composition Calculus 1 (MAC 2311 and MAC 2233) General Chemistry (CHM 2045) French, German, Latin and Spanish (if the student has studied them previously) Incoming Credit and Credit by Examination Information Who needs to review placement requirements for these courses? English Composition - All students, unless they already have college credit for English Composition. Calculus and General Chemistry - Students who are pre-health majors or who intend to pursue a science or engineering major probably need to take these courses. A number of business and technical majors require calculus. Students should check the information on each major of interest to determine if Calculus and/or General Chemistry are required.

42. John Muir College :: General Education :: Math & Natural Sciences Mathematics 10ABC is a general introduction to the subject, with emphasis Simple calculus, trigonometry, and vectors are used extensively in lectures, http://provost.ucsd.edu/muir/ge/math.htm

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43. Bristol Community College : Course Descriptions MTH 07 may not be used to meet the general Education Mathematics requirement on the elementary algebra placement test and precalculus and trigonometry, http://www.bristol.mass.edu/courses/mth.htm

Accounting American Civilization American Sign Language Anthropology ... Healthcare Information (Medical Records) History Honors Humanities Human Services ... Work-based Learning Mathematics MTH 01 Arithmetic Review 1 credit Fall, Spring, Summer MTH 07 Intermediate Algebra Part I 3 credits Fall, Spring, Summer MTH 08 Intermediate Algebra Part II The skills acquired in MTH 07 are used to complete the study of intermediate algebra. Topics studied are operations with rational expressions, radicals, exponents, quadratics, exponential and logarithmic functions. Prerequisite: A passing score on the arithmetic placement test or MTH 01 as a pre- or co-requisite, MTH 07. Three class hours a week. Instructional Support Fee applies 3 credits Fall, Spring, Summer MTH 10 Elementary Functions 3 credits Fall, Spring, Summer MTH 11 Technical Mathematics for Fire Science Prerequisite: A passing score on the arithmetic placement test or MTH 01 as a pre- or co-requisite. A passing score on the elementary algebra placement test and high school algebra I, or MTH 1N. Three class hours a week. 3 credits Fall,Spring; Evening/Weekend only

44. ACHE CIP Code 02.0201 This Information Was Ratified By The AGSC On MTH 113 Precalculus with trigonometry (3 semester hours) -or- MTH 115 Pre-calculus general Chemistry I II (with labs, applied chemistry excluded) (8 http://stars.troy.edu/agsc/AreaV/animsci.htm

ACHE CIP Code 02.0201 This information was ratified by the AGSC on July 16, 1998. AGSC Articulation Program for a Major in This template has been completed by AUM and AU for Animal Science as a blueprint for guiding students who intend to major in this discipline. Students who successfully complete this course of study and who meet the requirements for admission to the participating state senior institution are eligible to apply for admission to the major with junior standing. Not all two-year colleges or universities will offer every course or program and course numbers and names may vary. Students desiring to transfer will be advised to refer to catalogs or to access details about courses and programs through world-wide web sites of colleges and universities. General Studies Curriculum Core (41 SH) Forty-one semester hours of credit in general studies core courses have been approved by the Articulation and General Studies Committee. The general studies curriculum core includes study in the areas of written composition, humanities and fine arts, natural sciences and mathematics, and history, social, and behavioral sciences.

45. Auburn University CHEM 1118, Honors general Chemistry I Laboratory, 1S, Y, 3. CHEM 1120, generalChemistry II MATH 1150, Precalculus Algebra trigonometry, 4S, N, 3 http://stars.troy.edu/stars/CRSLISTS/Au-a.htm

Approved AGSC General Course Listing by Area Institution:Auburn University Date Updated:05/12/2005 Please Note: Syllabi linked from courses posted here may or may not be actual course syllabi as of the date you reviewed them. They represent samples/examples of syllabi used by instructors for the course you selected and may or may not be the exact syllabus that will be used by your instructor. Sample syllabi will be reviewed and updated annually by the respective institution. Course Number Course Title Hrs Lab Area ENGL 1100 English Composition I N ENGL 1107 Honors Writing Seminar I N ENGL 1120 English Composition II N ENGL 1127 Honors Writing Seminar II N ARTS 1710 Introduction to Art History I (A) N ARTS 1720 Introduction to Art History II (A) N ARTS 1730 Introduction to Art History III (A) N ENGL 2200 World Literature I N ENGL 2207 Honors World Literature I N ENGL 2210 World Literature II N ENGL 2217 Honors World Literature II N MUSI 2730 Appreciation of Music N MUSI 2737 Honors Appreciation of Music (A) N PHIL 1010 Introduction to Logic N PHIL 1017 Honors Logic N PHIL 1020 Introduction to Ethics N PHIL 1027 Honors Ethics N PHIL 1030 Ethics and Health Sciences N PHIL 1040 Business Ethics N THEA 2010 Introduction to Theatre (A) N THEA 2707 Honors Introduction to the Theatre (A) N BIOL 1000 Introduction to Biology Y BIOL 1010 A Survey of Life Y BIOL 1020 Principles of Biology Y BIOL 1027 Honors Principles of Biology Y BIOL 1030 Organismal Biology Y BIOL 1037 Honors Organismal Biology Y CHEM 1010 Survey of Chemistry I Y CHEM 1011 Survey of Chemistry I Laboratory

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47. GENERAL EDUCATION COURSE GUIDE MAC 1114 trigonometry MAC 1147 Precalculus Algebra/trigonometry MAC 2233 calculusfor Business and PHY 2049C general Physics with calculus II with Lab http://www.cf.edu/catalog/gecguide.htm

General Education Course Guide Academic Discipline Institutional Learning Outcomes Courses Communications 6 credit hours Select: ENC 1102 and one other course Communications, Technical Skills ENC 1102 Freshman Composition Skills II (6,000 words) MMC 1101 Writing For Mass Communications (4,000 words) SPC 2594 Forensics Speech SPC 2600 Effective Speaking SPC 2601 Advanced Effective Speaking THE 1925 Play Production TPP 2100 Acting I RTV 2261L Advanced Broadcast Newswriting and Production RTV 2300 Introduction to Broadcast Newswriting Social Sciences 3 credit hours total Select one course Communications, Interpersonal Skills, Self-Direction ANT 2000 Introduction to Anthropology (4,000 words) CCJ 2010 Criminology (4,000 words) (4,000 words) EDF 2005 Introduction to Education (4,000 words) GEA 2000 World Geography (4,000 words) HIS 2955 Studies Abroad in Civilization (4,000 words) POS 2041 American National Government (4,000 words)

48. Mathematics General Education Courses Mat 105, College Algebra and trigonometry, is a unified course in algebra Students who intend to take Mat161, calculus I and have an SAT math score of http://www.wcupa.edu/_academics/sch_cas.mat/math_placement.htm

Department of Mathematics 323 Anderson Hall Placement and Testing Program Contents: Information on General Education Courses University Level Courses Developmental Level Courses Placement Exam ... Appendix: Note concerning student performance and SAT scores. General Education Courses Purpose: The Department of Mathematics’ general education courses aim to prepare students to communicate logically, become proficient at quantitative reasoning, and to think critically and analytically. The courses intend to enable students to deal comfortably with the basic notions of number and chance and to acquire mathematical tools to help reach their career objectives. University Level Courses: Mat 101, Mathematics for Elementary Teachers, develops students’ understanding of the mathematics needed to teach elementary school. Topics include sets, functions, logic, the real number system, number theory, and problem solving. The course is mainly for early childhood, elementary education, and special education majors. Mat 103, Introduction to Mathematics, is a liberal arts introduction to the nature and beauty of mathematics. Topics include logic, graph theory, probability, and decision theory. An additional topic is chosen from finance, geometry, and statistics.

49. Bachelor Of Science - Physics (All Options) **Precalculus trigonometry 3 semester hours _. general Physics I (calculusbased) 4 semester hours _. general Physics II (calculus based) 4 semester http://www.athens.edu/areav/40-0801.shtml

PHYSICS (PY) The Physics program prepares the graduate for a career as a research laboratory physicist, for entry into a number of related fields including engineering, medicine, medical research, geology/geophysics, instrumentation, and for graduate degree programs in physics and related disciplines. The five options in the Physics program (general, instrumentation, mathematics, chemistry, and computer science) allow students to customize their curriculum to specific career or graduate degree goals. Bachelor of Science - Physics (All Options) MAJOR CODE: 40.0801 Program components for a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Physics include: APPLICABLE GENERAL UNIVERSITY REQUIREMENTS To graduate, each student must: EACH STUDENT MUST ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR KNOWING THE ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE THAT IS BEING PURSUED. GEN. ED. REQUIREMENTS: Area I. Written Composition 6 semester hours Area II. Humanities/Fine Arts (12 semester hours) At least one fine arts course 3 semester hours At least one literature course 3 semester hours Other Humanities/Fine Arts courses 6 semester hours Area III. Mathematics and Natural Sciences (11 semester hours)

50. Bachelor Of Science In Education - Secondary Education: General Science general Physics I or general Physics I (calculus based) 4 semester hours Completion of pre calculus algebra and trigonometry (4 semester hours) will http://www.athens.edu/areav/13-1205j.shtml

Bachelor of Science in Education - Secondary Education: General Science Biology or Earth and Space Science Concentration MAJOR CODE: 13.1205J (Due to the No Child Left Behind Federal Act of 2001, the program listed below may have changed. See your advisor.) 1. APPLICABLE GENERAL UNIVERSITY REQUIREMENTS (See page 24). GENERAL STUDIES CURRICULUM CORE: Area I. (6 semester hours) Written Composition 3 sem. hrs. 3 sem hrs. Area I Total: 6 sem. hrs. Area II. Humanities and Fine Arts (12 semester hours) The Arts (Art, music, theater, dance) 3 sem. hrs. Speech (SPH 106 or SPH 107) 3 sem. hrs. Humanities (Could include, but not limited to, philosophy, religion, speech, foreign languages, art, music, theater, dance). 3 sem. hrs. Literature* 3 sem. hrs. or 6 sem hrs. (Do not exceed Area II total.) Area II Total: 12 sem. hrs. Area III. Natural Sciences and Mathematics (11 semester hours) Precalculus algebra or higher 3 sem. hrs._

51. Southwestern College - Physics Department - Catalog Information Algebra and trigonometrybased treatment of electricity and magnetism. 211 general Physics 1. calculus-based treatment of the laws of motion, energy, http://www.sckans.edu/~gangwere/catalog.html

Southwestern College Home Page The Physics Department Home Page Physics Department Links Southwestern College Links 1. Program Description Physics, the fundamental natural science, provides explanations for a large number of physical phenomena through the use of a small number of general principles and concepts. These include theories of mechanics, statistical thermodynamics, electricity and magnetism, optics and waves, solid state physics, atomic and nuclear physics, and quantum physics. The study of physics contributes to the students' understanding of the physical world and develops their abilities to reason analytically and to test hypotheses. The physics department at Southwestern College provides undergraduate instruction in a broad range of areas of physics to fulfill the needs and interests of a variety of students. The physics curriculum provides students with the knowledge and the conceptual and mathematical maturity needed to pursue careers in physics and related fields. The physics department also provides a curriculum to prepare secondary pre-service teachers to meet state certification requirements in physics. The physics department provides two semesters of introductory physics at two separate levels; algebra and trigonometry based instruction (College Physics) for students majoring in other fields (i.e. biology) and calculus based instruction (General Physics) for physics majors and others needing a more mathematically rigorous treatment. All intermediate and advanced courses in physics require General Physics. In addition, the B.S. in Chemistry, the B.A. in Mathematics, and most engineering schools require General Physics.

52. A.P. CALCULUS INSTRUCTOR BIOGRAPHY The prerequisite for Advanced Placement calculus is set by the College Board . Courses must include algebra, geometry, trigonometry, analytic geometry, http://www.vsenvirginia.org/CA/general.html

Instructor-Mary Mayo Email: mbmayo@henrico.k12.va.us Phone: (800) 677-8363 Fax: (800) 273-4040 INSTRUCTOR'S BIOGRAPHY PREREQUISITE The prerequisite for Advanced Placement Calculus is set by the College Board. Students should complete four years of secondary mathematics designed for college bound students. Courses must include algebra, geometry, trigonometry, analytic geometry, and elementary functions. These functions include those that are linear, polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric, inverse trigonometric, and piece-wise defined. In particular, before studying calculus, students must be familiar with the properties of functions, the algebra of functions, and the graphs of functions. An understanding of the language of functions (domain and range, odd and even, periodic, symmetry, zeros, intercepts, and so on) is essential. The values of trigonometric functions and their common angles (0, II/6, II/4, II/3, II/2,...) must be known. Please note that many materials for this course, including handouts, assignments, videos, and other information will be distributed via download from the VSEN web pages.

53. PCTM Speakers Bureau Probability Numeration Measurement calculus Problem Solving trigonometry general Interest, Advanced Placement consultant for AP calculus and AP http://www.pctm.org/speakersbureau.html

Conference Inservice Speakers Bureau Submit your name for review for the Speakers Bureau PCTM Speakers Bureau The following presenters are available to speak at your professional development event. Arrangements must be made by contacting the individual presenter. Name, Contact Information, and County/Area of Residence List of Topics Grade Level Comments M.Kathleen Barta Teacher to Teacher Publications Oregon Problem Solving PSSA Training K-8 General Interest Particular interest is successful strategies for teaching math problem solving Gen Battisto Retired Mathematics Supervisor Monroe County Algebra Geometry Probability Numeration Measurement Problem Solving PSSA Training Assessment Curriculum Development K-8 Teacher Tammy Baumann Erie County Algebra Geometry Probability Statistics Numeration Measurement Problem Solving PSSA Training Assessment Curriculum Development Teacher Dept. Chair

54. Titles On MATHEMATICS / General Algebra and trigonometry (Other video format) Applied calculus with Finite BerresfordApplied calculus; Berresford-Brief Applied calculus http://doi.contentdirections.com/mr/hmco_subject_titles.jsp/MAT000000

55. Powell's Books - Geometry And Trigonometry For Calculus (Self-Teaching Guides) B Includes bibliographical references and......Subject calculus; Subject Geometry general; Subject trigonometry;Copyright 1975; Edition http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?inkey=7-0471775584-0

56. Indiana State University : Dept. Of Mathematics And Computer Science 112 trigonometry 2 hours. Angles, right triangles and general triangles,trigonometric 301 Fundamentals and Applications of calculus 3 hours. http://math.indstate.edu/courses.html

@import "http://www.indstate.edu/webguide/styles/import.css"; Contact Us: Indiana State University Dept. of Mathematics and Computer Science Terre Haute, IN 47809 Phone: 812-237-2130 Fax : 812-237-4296 Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Return to Department Home Page Return to Indiana State University COURSES Tentative Course Scheduling 2004-2005 Fall: Mathematics 010, 011, 102, 111, 112, 115, 122, 131, 132, 205, 231, 301, 305, 320, 341, 380, 391, 410, 412, 413, 430, 441, 490, 492; Computer Science: 101, 151, 170, 253, 256, 258, 260, 320, 361, 420, 456, 457, 467, 470, 481 Spring: Mathematics 010, 011, 102, 111, 112, 115, 122, 131, 132, 205, 231, 241, 301, 305, 323, 333, 341, 380, 388, 411, 416, 430, 431, 442, 490; Computer Science 101, 151, 256, 258, 357, 365, 375, 421, 452, 458, 463, 468, 469 Summer: Mathematics 011, 102, 111, 112, 115, 131, 132, 205, 231, 305, 320, 413, 416, 490; Computer Science 101, 151, 256, 258, 440, 452, 457 Non-regular course offerings (consult the department for scheduling): Mathematics 201; Computer Science 466, 471, 475, 477 Mathematics Courses (MATH) 010 Pre-Algebra 3 hours. Whole numbers and the language of algebra; algebraic expressions involving whole numbers, fractions; decimals; concepts and formulas from geometry; operations on signed numbers; using signed numbers; solving equations; ratio, proportion, and percent; interpreting data from statistics and graphs; analyzing word problems. Prerequisite: appropriate placement examination (COMPASS/ASSET) score. Does not count as credit toward graduation. Grades earned are S or U only and not counted in the student's grade point average.

57. - ::-:: Oregon Institute Of Technology ::-:: WLD 116 general Welding I, 3, MFG 103 Introductory Welding Processes, 3 MTH 112 Precalculus II trigonometry Analy Geom, 4, MATH 112 trigonometry, 4 http://www.oit.edu/regr/65

alert("Your browser does not support the features that this website has to offer. You have been re-directed to text only mode for this reason. If you would like to experience this site to its fullest extent please download a supported browser. Thank you."); leave text-only mode campus map contact OIT Oregon Institute Of Technology Home Programs Students Faculty ... Departments Mt. Hood Community Colllege to OIT Mechanical Engineering Technology 1998-99 Catalog It is agreed that students transferring from Mt. Hood Community College to Oregon Institute of Technology's Mechanical Engineering Technology program will be given full credit for all selected courses listed below. This agreement is based on the evaluation of the rigor and content of the general education and technical courses at both Mt. Hood Community College and OIT and is subject to a yearly reevaluation by both schools for continuance. This agreement is dated November 30, 1998. Baccalaureate students must complete a minimum of 60 credits of upper-division work before a degree will be awarded. Upper-division is defined as 300 and 400-level classes at a bachelor's degree-granting institution. Transfer students may guarantee their catalog of graduation by obtaining written approval from their OIT major department and the Registrar. The agreed upon catalog will be the one a student uses when he/she transfers to OIT. Students must enroll at OIT within two years of this approval.

58. Advising Guide MATH 12031213, 1285, OR 2053. Algebra. calculus. trigonometry Keep in mindthat general Biolgoy (BIOL 1543/1541L) is a prerequisite for both http://www.uark.edu/~fcac/advising_resources/guide_basiccourse.htm

Purpose Admissions Basic courses Math/English/Sciences/ Foreign languages Core requirements Degree requirements Degree programs Registration ... Contacts Basic Course Recommendations Transfer Credit Connection AP/CLEP/IB Credit Math Location: Hotz 538 Phone: 575-3351 Math Placement Test Recommendations (*Some students will only take the algebra portion of the MPT.) Mpt Category MPT Score Course Recommendation Algebra MATH 0003 Algebra MATH 1203 OR 1213 Algebra MATH 1203, 1213, OR 1285 Algebra Calculus MATH 1203-1213, 1285, OR 2053 Algebra Calculus Trigonometry 18 OR UP 09 OR UP 06 OR UP MATH 1203, 1213, 1285, 2043, OR 2053 Algebra Calculus Trigonometry 18 OR UP 09 OR UP 07 OR UP MATH 1203, 1213, 1285, 2043, 2053, OR 2554 Advanced Placement- Calculus AB 3 = MATH 2554 (credit) 4 = MATH 2554H (credit) ACT Score Recommendations Mathematics Composite Score Elem. Alg.

59. Cabrillo College 2005-2006 Catalog Information on equivalencies for general education and major requirements at UCand CSU is Precalculus and trigonometry. 5. COMM 2. Group Discussion http://babyface.cabrillo.edu:8080/programs/modelprograms.jsp?searchType=departme

60. General Studies general Studies Courses. Bachelor of Science Degree Precalculus Algebra (MA112), Pre-calculus trigonometry (MA 113), Pre-calculus Algebra and http://www2.una.edu/biology/GeneralStudies.htm

General Studies Courses Bachelor of Science Degree Area Requirements Hrs I. Written Composition Freshman Composition (EN 111 and EN 112 or EN 120 and EN 121) II. Humanities and Fine Arts Literature of the Western World (EN 231 and EN 232 or EN 233 and EN 234) Fundamentals of Speech (COM 201) 3 hrs selected from Art Appreciation (AR 170), Introduction to Art History (AR 180), Art History Survey I (AR 281), Art History Survey II (AR 282), Introductory French (FR 101), Introductory French (FR 102), Language Laboratory (FR 111), Language Laboratory (FR 112), Intermediate French (FR 201), Intermediate French (FR 202), Introductory German (GR 101), Introductory German (GR 102), Language Laboratory (GR 111), Language Laboratory (GR 112), Intermediate German (GR 201), Intermediate German (GR 202), Music Appreciation I (MU 222), Survey of Music Literature (MU 244), Introduction to Philosophy (PHL 201), Old Testament Introduction (RE 221), New Testament Introduction (RE 231), Introductory Spanish (SP 101), Introductory Spanish (SP 102), Language Laboratory (SP 111), Language Laboratory (SP 112), Intermediate Spanish (SP 201), Intermediate Spanish (SP 202), Introduction to Theatre (TH 210) III. Natural Sciences and Mathematics

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