81. Diagnostic Examinations Math 21A (calculus) and Chemistry 2AH, 35 or more, 3 or more IMPORTANT Highschool trigonometry or Math C is required for Math 12, 16, 17, or 21. http://www.lsc.ucdavis.edu/diagnostic_exams.html

82. Arizona Mathematics | Academics | Courses That Meet Math Requirements All UA undergraduate degrees carry general education mathematics In otherwords, completion of calculus does not waive the MATH 115A/115B requirement. http://math.arizona.edu/~courseinfo/mathrequirements.html

(skip to content) (skip to navigation tree for section Academics) You are here: Math Home Academics Course Info Meeting math requirements ... Simplified View of Current Page Search UA Math: Sections: Home About People Events ... Site Map Courses that meet math requirements For a complete description of all UA mathematics courses, see UA General Catalog MATH courses UA Colleges All UA undergraduate degrees carry general education mathematics requirements, which are usually met using courses from the Mathematics Department (listed below), but can also be met using certain courses from other departments (also listed below). In other words, the courses listed on this page are the ones that can be used towards graduation. Information about the typical use for each course is included under the comments. This information should be used only as a guideline and should not replace the valuable information provided by academic and mathematics advisors, as well as the precise requirements described in the UA General Catalog Before you can take one of the courses on this page, you must place into that course level (or higher). To learn more, please consult our

83. How To Succeed In K-State Math Courses 145 Cardwell Hall for students in College Algebra, Plane trigonometry, Generalcalculus, calculus I, II and III, and Elementary Differential Equations. http://www.math.ksu.edu/main/course_info/help/succeed.html

Department of Mathematics Kansas State University KSU Math Home Course Information and Syllabi Help Session and Tutoring Schedules : How to Succeed in K-State Math Courses Search KSU Home KATS Math Site Map Information for Students Graduate Program Undergraduate Program Career Information People Personnel Directory Department Contact Information Alumni Course Information Course Information Syllabi Help Sessions Computing Lab Events Awards Banquet Brainstorming and Barnstorming - REU Special Events, Conferences Competitions, Research, Activities ... Colloquia, Seminars, Lectures Miscellaneous Mathematical Sites Useful KSU Sites Job Opportunities Site Info Feedback Page Modified Sep 12, 2005 8:55 am How to Succeed in K-State Math Courses The first step is to select a math course to take and make sure you have the prerequisites for it. To see what the prerequisites for a math course are, consult the K-State Catalog Course Descriptions which include the prerequisites for each of our math courses. To see if you are ready to take MATH 100 College Algebra or MATH 220 Calculus I, you can take a Math Placement Exam at the Academic Assistance Center (101 Holton Hall, phone 532-6492). You can also test out of MATH 100 College Algebra, MATH 150 Plane Trigonometry, and MATH 220 Calculus I at the

84. What Math Do I Need? (non-majors) Any of the above will satisfy the math general education requirement for SeaverCollege. Math 210, or a 3 or better on the AP calculus AB or BC test will http://math.pepperdine.edu/nonmajors.html

MATH MAIN FACULTY MAJORS NAT. SCI. ... PEPPERDINE Pepperdine University Department of Mathematics Natural Science Division RAC, Mail code 4321 Malibu, CA 90263-4321 Telephone: (310) 506-4321 Fax: (310) 506-4785 GETTING HERE What math do I need? (non-majors) What math you need depends on your major. [Accounting] ... [Other] Accounting Like all majors in the business division, the Accounting requirements specify the following courses from the math department: Math 214 :Calculus for Business Math 215 :Probability and Linear Algebra and the following math courses from the business division: BA 216:Statistics Any of the above will satisfy the math general education requirement for Seaver College. Math 210 , or a 3 or better on the AP Calculus AB or BC test will substitute for Math 214 Business Admin. Like all majors in the business division, the Business Administration requirements specify the following courses from the math department: Math 214 :Calculus for Business Math 215 :Probability and Linear Algebra and the following math courses from the business division: BA 216:Statistics Any of the above will satisfy the math general education requirement for Seaver College.

85. Biochemistry At Virginia Tech-Undergraduate Program and MATH 2015 (Elementary calculus with trigonometry II) 2Sections of generalchemistry designated for majors are strongly recommended but not required http://www.biochem.vt.edu/BSBiochemistry.php

Summer Internships and the Co-Op Program Undergraduate Research Honors Program Options, Minors, Double Majors, and Emphasis Areas ... Contact Us REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BIOCHEMISTRY DEPARTMENTAL AREA 4 AND AREA 5 REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION Area 4: Scientific Reasoning and Discovery (Natural Science) Biochemistry BCHM 1014 (Introduction to Biochemistry) BCHM 2144 (Organic Biochemistry) BCHM xxxx (Career Orientation) BCHM 4115-4116 (General Biochemistry) BCHM 4124 (Laboratory Problems in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology) Biology BIOL 1105-1106 (Principles of Biology) BIOL 1115-1116 (Principles of Biology Laboratory) BIOL 2004 (Genetics) BIOL 2604 (General Microbiology) BIOL 2614 (General Microbiology Laboratory) Chemistry CHEM 1035-1036 (General Chemistry) CHEM 1045-1046 (General Chemistry Laboratory) CHEM 2535-2536 (Organic Chemistry) or CHEM 2565-2566 (Principles of Organic Chemistry) CHEM 2545-2546 (Organic Chemistry Laboratory) CHEM 3114 and 3124 (Analytical Chemistry for the Life Sciences and Laboratory) or CHEM 2114 and 2124 (Analytical Chemistry and Laboratory) CHEM 4615-4616 (Physical Chemistry for the Life Sciences) or CHEM 3615-3616 (Physical Chemistry)

86. Department Of Mathematics - Illinois Wesleyan University To take the calculus sequence you must have taken precalculus and trigonometry.What is calculus/Mathematica (Mathematics 155-156-163)? http://titan.iwu.edu/~math/start.html

Illinois Wesleyan Pre-Engineering Where will you start? A begining mathematics student at Illinois Wesleyan University has more choices at the level of calculus than at most universities. Choices are good, of course, but this means that extra care must be taken in choosing where you should begin your study of mathematics here. Getting started in the right place will help insure that you are able to meet any math requirements of your major or pre-professional program, and help you get the most out of your mathematics education at IWU. So where should you start in mathematics at IWU? We're glad you asked. What is Analysis (Mathematics 165-166)? Analysis is a rigorous and sophisticated approach to calculus, normally for students who have had a year of high school calculus. Because of this more theoretical approach, students taking Analysis complete the normal three semester calculus sequence in two semesters. Mathematics 161 is "standard" freshman calculus.

87. University Of Indianapolis Mathematics And Computer Science - Math Advising To assist faculty/staff advisors in understanding general placement criteria, Often, such students have taken a course in trigonometry before grade 12 http://math.uindy.edu/math_advising.php

@import "http://www.uindy.edu/stylesheets/threecolstyle.css"; @import "./stylesheets/deptstyle.css"; Mathematics Programs Mathematics Courses Computer Science Programs Computer Science Courses ... UINDY Home Advising the Mathematics Component of the General Education Core Information for Faculty/Staff Advisors As an aid to advising a particular student, please print and complete the Student's Advising Questionnaire for General Education (Core) Mathematics. Objectives To appropriately place our students in empowering, mainstream mathematics courses. To assist faculty/staff advisors in understanding general placement criteria, and in applying these criteria. To welcome faculty/staff/student participation in the evolution of these of recommendations. Notes: Timing All of the Core Mathematics courses require demonstrated minimal "Mathematics Proficiency" before entry into these courses. For some students this will require remediation, either through MATH-090 "Elementary Algebra" or MATH-105 "Intermediate Algebra". Students who opt for the latter will be better equipped to succeed in the Core courses; some students may need both courses. According to the structure of the General Education Core, students must enroll in a Core Mathematics course in either the first or second year of university. Should MATH-090 or 105 be needed, it would seem reasonable to schedule these in the first year.

88. Penn College Course Descriptions The general format will center on direct wholeclass instruction. Additionaltopics include analytic trigonometry, solution to trigonometric equations, http://www.pct.edu/courdesc/MTH.SHTML

Home About Us Contact Us Visit Us ... printer-friendly version Pre-Algebra Prerequisite(s): Placement by Examination. Elementary Algebra I Prerequisite(s): or MTH009 or Placement by Examination. Elementary Algebra II Prerequisite(s): or Placement by Examination. Career Mathematics This course, a survey of practical mathematics, is designed for students enrolled in certificate programs in technical areas that need mathematics at the pre-algebra level and only minimal skills in basic algebra. This course prepares students to use their math skills to compare and analyze mathematical applications. Topics include a basic math review; use of technology; systems of measurement; solutions of simple algebraic equations including ratio and proportion; algebraic graphs; practical plane geometry; solid geometry; right angle geometry; interpretation of data including formulas, graphs and tables; descriptive statistics; personal financial calculations; and vectors. Weekly laboratory experiences enhance classroom lecture to provide a more thorough understanding of concepts and topics through readings, group activities, discussions, demonstrations, projects, activities involving technology, hands-on construction, and models. 3 Credits (2.50 Lecture -1.50 Lab) Prerequisite(s): MTH009 or or Placement by Examination.

89. SJSU Articulation Office Math 49A Precalculus Alg/trigonometry AND Math 51 trigonometry Lower DivisionGeneral Education (39 semester or 58 quarter units) - some of the http://info.sjsu.edu/web-dbgen/artic/DEANZA/template-26.html

Admission Articulation Catalog Schedules ... Info Home SJSU Articulation Office SJSU ARTICULATION AGREEMENT Lower Division Requirements Fall 2005 - Spring 2006 Printer Friendly Version Download Raw Data BS - Earth Science Community College students should meet with a counselor as soon as possible to determine the equivalent courses offered at that institution. Students should complete as many as possible of the lower division requirements listed below, prior to transfer. Lower Division Course Requirements Community College Course Equivalents B.S. - Earth Science includes courses with emphases in environmental geology applications. Its broader earth science emphases provides interdisciplinary science background, and flexibility in electives allows for varied emphasis while maintaining science rigor. Graduates are employed as environmental technicians in engineering, hazardous materials, regulatory, or ecological firms, in computer mapping firms, and in local and regional planning and other government agencies. Supporting courses required: CHEM 001A-B General Chemistry Chem 1A General Chemistry AND Chem 1B General Chemistry AND Chem 1C General Chemistry Equivalent only if sequence is complete MATH 019 Pre-Calculus Or satisfactory score on calculus placement exam.

90. Dundee Maths Division The MA11001 module contains components of calculus and Algebra which run There is no recommended book for the Algebra and trigonometry component of this http://www.maths.dundee.ac.uk/teaching/level1/MA11001-cg.shtml

Home Teaching Index 1st Year 2nd Year ... Timetable MA11001 Guide 2003 - 2004 MA11001 Mathematics 1A Organisation The MA11001 module contains components of Calculus and Algebra which run concurrently for 11 teaching weeks. The members of the teaching team are Module Team Module MA11001 Calculus : Dr David Griffiths, Mathematics Division, Room 23/1/1, 23 Perth Road. Telephone: 01382 - 344467 Email: dfg@maths.dundee.ac.uk Algebra: Prof Tim Goodman Mathematics Division, Room 21/1/1, 21 Perth Road. Telephone: 01382 - 344488 Email: tgoodman@maths.dundeeac.uk who are responsible for the entire organisation and teaching. If you have a problem relating to this module you should make an appointment to see a member of the team. In addition you may bring matters of concern about the course to the attention of the Mathematics Division Staff/Student Committee, which meets on the fourth Thursday of the first semester and the third Thursday of the other two semesters. A list of representatives (including one for MA11001 and MA12001) will be posted on the notice boards in 21 and 23 Perth Road. Aims You will be introduced to the basic ideas of Calculus, Algebra, Trigonometry and Geometry. They will consolidate and extend the mathematics covered in secondary school mathematics and provide a secure base on which to develop later mathematics modules.

91. New River Community College LearningLinks , Online instruction for precalculus and calculus. NO trigonometry here . Description, Lessons and examples for learning trigonometry....... http://www2.nr.edu/learninglinks/dirSub.asp?catid=36&subid=95

92. Mathematics Course Descriptions - Motlow College, Tullahoma, Tennessee This course covers principles of algebra, geometry, and trigonometry as theyapply to problems in MATH 1710 COLLEGE ALGEBRA/PREcalculus I 3 sem hrs cr http://www.mscc.cc.tn.us/programs/cd_math.html

Mathematics Course Descriptions MATHEMATICS MATH 0990 GEOMETRY 3 sem hrs cr This course includes a study of two-dimensional and three-dimensional figures and their properties; symmetry, congruence, and similarity; the Pythagorean theorem and special right-triangle relationships; drawing geometrical figures; and writing proofs. A grade of “C” or better is required to earn credit in this course. Prerequisite: Documented competency in DSPM 0700, DSPM 0800, and DSPM 0850 skills. MATH 1010 MATHEMATICS FOR LIBERAL ARTS 3 sem hrs cr This course is a study of problem-solving techniques using sets and logic, equations, geometry, functions, probability and statistics, and math of consumer finances. Additional topics from the history of mathematics, trigonometry, calculus, and graphing applications are included. Prerequisites: Documented eligibility for collegiate mathematics; one high school credit each in algebra I, and algebra II. Students who are subject to A89 admission requirements who do not have a high school credit in geometry must successfully complete MATH 0990 prior to enrollment in MATH 1010. (Formerly MAT 1260) MATH 1050 GRAPHICS CALCULATOR BASICS 1 sem hrs cr This course provides instruction in the operation of graphics calculators. Content includes instruction in proper use of calculator operations, menus, and functions with applications appropriate for College Algebra, Calculus, Trigonometry, and statistical methods for science, business, and social sciences. This course is graded on a pass/fail basis. Prerequisite: Documented eligibility for collegiate mathematics. (Formerly MAT 1150)

93. Math Courses Offered At GSCC MTH 115 Precalculus Algebra and trigonometry 4 hours 4t This is the firstof three courses in the basic calculus sequence taken primarily by students http://www.gadsdenst.cc.al.us/math/courses/math_courses_offered_at_gscc.htm

Math Courses Offered at GSCC SME Club Math Labs Math Tutoring Great Math Sites My Math Lab GSCC Home Stars Home Page MTH 090 Basic Mathematics 3 hours : 3 t This is a developmental course reviewing arithmetical principles and integers and computations designed to help the student's mathematical proficiency for selected curriculum entrance. This course does not apply toward the general core requirement for mathematics. MTH 098 Elementary Algebra 3-4 hours : 3-4 t This course is a review of the fundamental arithmetic and algebra operations. The topics include the numbers of ordinary arithmetic and their properties; integers and rational numbers; the solving of equations; polynomials and factoring; and an introduction to systems of equations and graphs. This course does not apply toward the general core requirement for mathematics. Prerequisite: A grade of "C" or higher (S if taken as pass/fail) in MTH 090 (Basic Mathematics) or appropriate mathematics placement score. MTH 100 Intermediate College Algebra 3 hours : 3 t This course provides a study of algebraic techniques such as linear equations and inequalities, quadratic equations, systems of equations, and operations with exponents and radicals. Functions and relations are introduced and graphed with special emphasis on linear and quadratic functions. This course does not apply toward the general core requirement for mathematics. Prerequisite: A grade of "C" or higher (S if taken as pass/fail) in MTH 092 (Developmental Algebra II) or MTH 098 (Elementary Algebra) or appropriate mathematics placement score.

94. Virtual Library Of Useful URLs - 500-539 Natural Sciences & Mathematics Also covers Algebra, Geometry, trigonometry, and calculus. Links to GeneralPhysics, Science of Sports Stuff, Matter Energy, Questions, Quizzes, http://www.aresearchguide.com/500-539.html

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95. University Of West Florida Catalog (Gordon Rule Course Theoretical Math) and (general Studies Course MAT/ALG) Differential and Integral calculus of Algebraic, Trigonometric, http://uwf.edu/catalog/mac.htm

2005/2006 Catalog University of West Florida uwf.edu Table of Contents Welcome Telephone Directory Academic Calendars Year 2005/2006 Fall Semester 2005 Spring Semester 2006 Summer Semester 2006 ... Index Course Listings/Descriptions MAC-MATHEMATICS: CALCULUS AND PRECALCULUS MAC 1105 College Algebra . . . . . 3(F,S,SS) Prerequisite: MAT 1033 Provides the concepts and techniques of algebra that are needed to understand subjects such as statistics and economics which contain a considerable amount of quantitative reasoning. Is additionally a preparatory course for the study of calculus. Major topics include: the concept of functions, graphs of functions and relations, operations on functions, rational functions, exponentials and logarithms, systems of equations and inequalities, applications. Prerequisite course or appropriate score on placement test is required. Students may earn only 3 semester hours credit toward Gordon Rule for combination of either MAC 1105 and MAC 1140. (Gordon Rule Course: Theoretical Math) and (General Studies Course: MAT/ALG) MAC 1114 Trigonometry . . . . . 2(F,S,SS)

96. Search Monica asked a calculus/general Question. find the trigonometric limit as t goesto 0. 2t/((sint)t) ANSWER more http://www.mathonline.org/mho/archive.cgi?49 1099615615

97. 2005-2006 Department Of Mathematics – College Of Arts & Sciences MATH 144 trigonometry** 2 cr MATH 160 Brief calculus 4 cr MATH 352 GeneralStatistics 3 credits. Probability, random variables, discrete and continuous http://www.isu.edu/academic-info/current/arts/amath.html

Idaho State University Undergraduate Catalog 2005-2006 Department of Mathematics Chair and Professor: Stowe Assistant Chair and Professor: Fisher Professors: Egger, R. Hill, Kratz, Lang, Laquer, Wolper Associate Professors: Ford, Hanin, L. Hill, Kriloff, Lay, Palmer Assistant Professors: Chen, Gironella, Gryazin, Payne, Van Kirk Visiting Assistant Professors: Li, Venema Part-time Adjunct Faculty: Barclay, Chiddix, Christensen, Dewey, Engle, Finnigan, Furness, Jones, Judy, Mayes, Mines, Moon, Reed, Rude, Weaver, Wilde, Wilson Professor Emeritus: Cresswell, Parker The undergraduate programs in Mathematics have the following objectives: Students in algebra courses develop the algebra skills needed in later courses. Students in general education courses gain an understanding of mathematics as a language in which to express, define, and answer questions about the world. Students in courses that serve the sciences and engineering, particularly calculus and linear algebra courses, develop technical skills, learn to apply mathematical tools, and develop an understanding of the mathematical basis for those tools. Students in statistics courses develop an understanding of the basic concepts of probability and statistics and learn how to use statistical tools in real-life problems.

98. Math Homework Help, Math Tutorials, Algebra Help, Geometry Help, Trigonometry He Specializing in math homework help, algebra help, geometry help and trigonometryhelp. From calculus help, algebra help to geometry help and more, http://www.mathmadeeasy.com/

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99. Mathematics These courses are College Algebra (Math 1314), trigonometry (Math 1316), and Precalculus (Math 2412) and are designed to prepare students for the study of http://www.kilgore.edu/math_info.asp

Home Request Information Sitemap Print this page Mathematics Program Program Profile Courses Faculty General Information Placement THEA The Texas Academic Skills Program or THEA test is a state test that covers reading, writing, and mathematics skills. If a student fails one or more sections of the test, they will be required to take developmental coursework in the area(s) of deficiency. In mathematics, once a student is initially placed in the developmental sequence, they work their way through the sequence then retake and pass the THEA test. Sequences The Mathematics Department offers several courses in sequence to satisfy particular degree plans. See the individual course listings for more information. 1. Calculus and Differential Equations. The calculus sequence has three courses (Math 2413,Math 2414, and Math 2415) that meets four days per week and each course carries 4 hours credit. Differential equations is a 3-hour course that is only offered in the summer. These courses are for mathematics, engineering, and physics majors who will take the entire sequence, as well as other science majors such as chemistry, biological sciences such as pre-med., pre-dent, etc. who will take Calculus I and maybe Calculus II. 2. Pre calculus.

100. Mathematical Sciences Prerequisites, High School algebra and trigonometry. Notes, Approved for generaleducation requirement, Offered alternate years. Department, hereMATH http://www.sjc.edu/content.cfm/pageid/2941/

Select Area of Interest Academic Calendars Academic Programs Apply Online Arts Events Blackboard Campus Calendar Campus Web Continuing Studies Course Directory Course Schedules Employee Directory Employment Faculty Web Pages Financial Services The Gengras Center Get My E-Mail Giving to SJC The Graduate School Information Request Library Maps and Directions Online Courses Prime Time Program Publications School Young Children Visiting/Events The Women's College Map-Directions Contact Us A-Z Index Directory Services ... Undergraduate Programs L-Z Undergraduate Programs L-Z Mathematical Sciences, Bachelor of Science Overview Are you interested in strengthening your analytical, organizational and problem-solving abilities? If so, consider a degree in Mathematics. The Saint Joseph College Department of Mathematical Sciences offers an exciting opportunity: the chance to receive a strong foundation in traditional mathematics combined with a study of computer science, physics or economics. Some of the many benefits to studying at Saint Joseph College include: Choice As a mathematics major, you have a choice of three areas of concentration:

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