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MATHEMATICS (MATH) |
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Undergraduate Courses |
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Courses are three semester hours (SCH) unless otherwise noted. |
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315. Differential Equations. First
order differential equations, second order linear differential equations,
power series solutions, Laplace transforms, systems of differential
equations, and applications. Appropriate technology will be utilized.
Prerequisite: Completion of calculus sequence. 321. College Geometry. Properties of finite geometrics and of
points, lines, triangles, and circles in Euclidean geometry. Computer
geometry software will be utilized. Prerequisite: Calculus I. 331. Discrete Mathematics. Sets,
mathematical induction, graphs, trees, counting techniques, recursion, logic
and Boolean Algebra. Prerequisite: Two courses in college level mathematics. 334. Introduction to Abstract
Algebra. Properties of the integers, permutations, groups, rings,
integral domains and fields. Prerequisite: Calculus U. 335. Linear Algebra. Systems
of linear equations, matrices, vector spaces, determinants, eigenvectors,
eigenvalues, linear transformations, applications. Appropriate technology
will be utilized. Prerequisite: Calculus 1. 340. Math and Computers. Mathematical
investigations utilizing LOGO, The Geometer's Sketchpad, and other software.
Evaluation of software as a tool in understanding mathematical concepts.
Prerequisite: Modem Math I and R or College Algebra or equivalent, and Math
350.(May be taken concurrently with approval of instructor). 350. Bask Processes of
Mathematics L Problem solving and an investigative study of mathematical
processes involved in the integers, rational, and real number systems.
Technology and other tools will be used. 351. Basic Processes of
Mathematics H. A continuation of Math 350 with investigative studies in
geometry, measurement, statistics and probability. Technology and other tools
will be used. Prerequisite: Math 350. 401. Probability and
Statistics. Probability, discrete and continuous distributions,
estimation, and hypothesis testing. Appropriate technology will be utilized.
Prerequisite: Calculus I. 426. Mathematical Problem
Solving, Literature and History. Mathematics topics emphasizing problem
solving techniques, mathematical organization and literature and the history
of mathematics. Prerequisite: 12 SCH of college math. 436. Introductory Analysis. A
careful consideration of limits and the important theorems of single variable
calculus. Topics include: the completeness of the real number system, limits
of sequences and functions, continuity, differentiation and integration.
Prerequisite: Completion of Calculus sequence. 437. Number Theory. Mathematical
induction, divisibility, primes and composites, congruencies, fundamentals of
arithmetic, Pythagorean triples, cryptology. Computer software will be
utilized. Prerequisite: Calculus I. 453. Statistics. Topics
from descriptive and inferential statistics including graphical displays of
data, measures of the center and dispersion; discrete and continuous
distributions, correlation and regression, one and two population parameter
estimation and tests of hypotheses, contingency tables, and analysis of
variance. Computer software will be utilized. Prerequisite: 3 SCH mathematics
at the level of College Algebra or above. 455. Data Analysis for the
Behavioral Sciences.
Topics include power, correlation, regression, analysis of variance and
multiple regression. Real data from the behavioral sciences will be analyzed
using a statistical computer package. Prerequisite: Math 453. 489. Individual Study. Individual instruction. May be repeated when
topics vary.
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Graduate Courses |
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Courses are three semester hours (SCH) unless otherwise noted. |
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