Math Courses
Undergraduate
MATH 095: Basic Arithmetic Skills
Numeration, operations on whole numbers, factoring, prime numbers, arithmetic operations, decimal numerals, percent, measures, ratio and proportion, and averages. Course is graded on a pass/fail basis and does not provide credit toward Bachelors degrees. View syllabus, PDF.
Print-based (open enrollment), 3 semester hours, tuition $375
MATH 097: Basic Algebra Skills
Numbers of ordinary arithmetic and their properties, integers and rational numbers, solutions of equations, polynomials, graphs, polynomials in several variables, fractional expressions, radical notation, and quadratic equations. View syllabus, PDF.
Print-based (open enrollment), 3 semester hours, tuition $375
MATH 099: Intermediate Algebra
Real Number System and its properties, linear equations and inequalities, powers and roots, functions and their graphs, systems of equations and inequalities, polynomials in several variables, rational expressions, complex numbers and quadratic equations. View syllabus, PDF.
Print-based (open enrollment), 3 semester hours, tuition $375
MATH 104: Finite Mathematics
Topics covered include functions and their graphs, matrices, linear programming, probability, and descriptive statistics. Applications are studied from the areas of business, behavioral sciences, economics, and the social sciences. The computer will be used as a problem-solving tool in some cases. The goal of this course to improve and enhance the basic math skills of the student, specifically in the areas of graphs, matrices, probability and statistics. The purpose of the course is to provide a wider perspective of applied mathematics, how it works, and why and how it is utilized in the real world. View syllabus, PDF.
Print-based (open enrollment), 3 semester hours, tuition $375
MATH 155: Integrated Mathematics I
This is the first of a 2-course sequence presenting arithmetic and algebra from a modern perspective. Students work to understand and be able to articulate connections among mathematical structures, including natural numbers, integers, rational numbers, relations, functions, and equations. View syllabus, PDF.
Print-based (open enrollment), 3 semester hours, tuition $375
MATH 156: Integrated Mathematics II
This is the second of a 2-course sequence. Topics include probability, statistics, geometric figures, congruencies, similarities, and coordinate geometry. View syllabus, PDF.
Print-based (open enrollment), 3 semester hours, tuition $375
MATH 327: Differential Equations
A course in elementary differential equations emphasizing techniques rather than theory. Topics covered include equations of order one, linear equations, systems, and power series and numerical methods. Prerequisite: Math 121 or the equivalent (full calculus course, including power series and partial derivatives.) 15 lessons, 2 exams. View syllabus, PDF.
Print-based (open enrollment), 3 semester hours, tuition $375
