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Mathematics and Statistics |
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AMAT 101 Algebra and Calculus I |
An integrated
approach to pre-calculus and calculus.
Elements of algebra and analytic geometry
necessary to study calculus of one variable.
Functions, limits, continuity, differentiation
of algebraic functions, applications of
differentiation. May not be taken for credit
by students with credit for A Mat 100, 106,
112 or 118.
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AMAT 106 Survey of Calculus |
An intuitive
approach to differentiation and integration of
algebraic and transcendental functions,
intended only for students who plan to take no
more calculus. Does not yield credit toward
the major or minor in mathematics.
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AMAT 108 Elementary Statistics |
Frequency
distributions, measures of central tendency
and dispersion, probability and sampling,
estimation, testing of hypotheses, linear
regression and correlation.
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AMAT 112 Calculus I |
Calculus of one
variable. Limits, continuity, differentiation
of algebraic functions, applications of
differentiation, anti-derivatives, the
definite integral, transcendental functions.
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AMAT 113 Calculus II (*prerequisite AMAT
112/118H or Placement) |
Techniques of integration, applications of the
definite integral, conics, polar coordinates,
improper integrals, infinite series. |
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AMAT 118H Honors Calculus I |
Honors version of first semester calculus.
Same topics as A Mat 112, but topics are
covered in greater depth. This course is for
students with more than average ability and
more than average interest in mathematics.
Presidential Scholars with a strong interest
in mathematics or the physical sciences should
consider taking A Mat 118 instead of A Mat
112.
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AMAT 119H Honors Calculus II (*prerequisite
AMAT 112/118H or Placement) |
Honors version of second semester calculus.
Same topics as A Mat 113, but topics are
covered in greater depth. This course is for
students with more than average ability and
more than average interest in mathematics.
Presidential Scholars with a strong interest
in mathematics or the physical sciences should
consider taking A Mat 119 instead of A Mat
113.
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APHI 210 Introduction to Logic |
Introduction to
classical and modern logic with an emphasis on
the theory and application of truth functions.
Introduction to quantification; discussion of
the structure and properties of formal systems
of logic. Students should be prepared to do
daily homework assignments. |
