MATH 129 GN: Applied Algebraic Methods with Foundation Mathematics

This course introduces students to mathematical modeling using linear, exponential, and power functions and systems of equations, with applications to the earth, life, social, and management sciences. Algebraic and geometric techniques are !developed, including Linear Programming and Difference Equations. In addition, the course will cover the mathematical topics which are necessary to be successful in a study of Applied Algebraic Methods. These topics include numbers, intervals, scientific notation, order of operations, inequalities, percent, graphing, and linear functions.

MATH 129 and MATH 130 are equivalent courses and a student may only receive credit for one course (maximum of 3 credits). 

Course may not be used for credit toward a Mathematics major.

Credits

3 credits

Cross Listed Courses

MATH 130

Prerequisite

Satisfaction of ESU Basic Mathematical Skills Competency

Distribution

GN: Group B - Mathematics (BMA) | Math Competency (M)

Notes

Academic Level: 100-UG Level 1 Intro/Found

Modalities: In Person