21. Mathematics general Appetizers and Lessons for Math and Reason Pre and conversions for Arithmetic,Algebra, Geometry, trigonometry, Statistics, and calculus; http://learningsupport.owcc.net/outsidemath.html

OWCC Main Page Admissions Arts Center Campuses ... Student Services Mathematics: Algebra, Geometry, Calculus, Pre-Calculus, Statistics General Appetizers and Lessons for Math and Reason - Pre-Agebra to Calculus Cool Math - An amusement park of mathematics. Cornell Digital Library Math Book Collection - more than 500 math books online in a variety of languages. DAU Math Refresher Dave's Math Tables - Covers common tables, explanations, and conversions for Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Statistics, and Calculus Exercises in Math Readiness - from the University of Saskatchewan Exponential Growth - applying math to real life areas. GCSE Answers Mathematics Department - contains algebra, trigonometry, and statistics information GoMath Tutorials -although it is packaged as a SAT review, contains a good review of math concepts Jim Loy's Mathematics Pages -Algebra, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, Number Theory Lighter Side of Dr. Paulsen - Math games Manipula Math with Java - allows you to manipulate a number of different equations Math Explanations Math Forum Math from Homeworkhelp.com

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Course Name Course Description Price Calculus III This live/self-paced, online course is for students who wish to take the [Advanced Placement Calculus Test] for or for general interest. Prerequisites . Courses should include the courses listed below except for Statistics. Calculus II This live/self-paced, online course is for students who wish to take the [Advanced Placement Calculus Test] Calculus II or for general interest. Prerequisites- Calculus I. Courses should include the courses listed below except for Statistics. Calculus I This live/self-paced, online course is for students who wish to take the [Advanced Placement Calculus Test] Calculus I or for general interest. Prerequisites- Courses should include the courses listed below except for Statistics. Pre-Calculus This live/self-paced, online course is for students who wish or to take the Prerequisites for the AP Calculus AB [Advanced Placement Calculus Test] or for general interest.

23. Bachelor Of Science - Chemistry Major Completion of precalculus algebra and trigonometry (4 requirement and the Area Vrequirement for trigonometry. TOTAL general CORE AND MAJOR PREREQUISITE HOURS http://www.athens.edu/areav/40-0501.shtml

var MenuCreatedBy='AllWebMenus 1.3.360'; awmAltUrl=''; Athens State University 300 North Beaty Street Athens, Alabama 35611 Best viewed using at 800x600 resolution. Click here if having browser troubles. CHEMISTRY (CH) The chemistry major may earn either the Bachelor of Science degree or the Bachelor of Science in Education degree (See School of Education for degree requirements.) The Bachelor of Science degree is sufficient preparation for a career in industrial or governmental chemistry laboratories and graduate study. The Bachelor of Science in Education degree prepares the student for high school teaching. With proper electives, the chemistry major also may enter graduate degree programs in law, medical or dental school, environmental sciences, and related fields. Bachelor of Science - Chemistry Major MAJOR CODE: 40.0501 Program components for the Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Chemistry include: Applicable general university requirements. 2. GENERAL STUDIES CURRICULUM CORE: Area I.

24. UTC Physical Therapy: MPT Program: Prerequisites Phys 104/184, 4, general Physics II. *Math 145, 3, Precalculus II (trigonometry). Phys104/184, 4, general Physics II. Math 145, 3, Pre-calculus II (trigonometry). http://www.utc.edu/~phyt/utcPTProgram_mptDegree_prerequisites.html

document.write(''); HOME General Information UTC PT Program People Prerequisites Our Prerequisite pages are here to help you learn how to become eligible for admission to the program. Prerequisite Course Requirements Undergraduate applicants must complete 96 semester hours of prerequisites prior to enrolling in the program. Depending upon the number of prerequisites completed, applicants may begin in applying as early as July 15 of the year preceding the desired year of admission. Transfer students enroll in courses comparable to the following UTC courses: Undergraduate Students Course Number Semester hours Course Name Eng 121 Eng 122 Fine Arts Intro to Music, Art or Theater Humanities:*Phil 425 Ethics and the Professions meets general education and major-related requirement or English Literature, US History, other possible and PHYT 305, Medical Ethics for Health Professions or a comparable medical ethics course Intensive Writing Professional Writing or Scientific Writing, Others Possible Thsp 109 Public Speech Communication Cpsc 110 or 150 Computer Information Systems or Fundamentals of Computer Science *Psy 101 Intro to Psychology *Psy 241 Psychology of Individual Differences or 200 level Psy + a social science *Bio 121 Principles of Biology I *Bio 191 Functional Human Anatomy *Bio 208, 209

25. University Of Montevallo 4S Y Y 3 CHEM 121 general Chemistry I 4S Y Y 3 CHEM 122 general Chemistry II N Y 3MATH 147 Finite Matematics 3S N Y 3 MATH 149 Precalculus trigonometry 3S N http://stars.troyst.edu/AGSC/CRSLISTS/Um-a.htm

26. MATHEMATICS The following course titles suggest content appropriate for general studies atthe freshman and Precalculus, Pre-calculus Algebra and trigonometry. http://stars.troyst.edu/AGSC/submit/math.htm

Specific Guidelines and Criteria for Courses Submitted in MATHEMATICS Specific guidelines and criteria The following course titles suggest content appropriate for general studies at the freshman and sophomore levels: Finite Mathematics Calculus and its Applications Applied Differential Equations Pre-Calculus Algebra Pre-Calculus Pre-Calculus Algebra and Trigonometry Calculus I Linear Algebra Calculus II Trigonometry Calculus III The following course titles suggest content NOT appropriate for general studies mathematics credit: Consumer Mathematics Fun with Mathematics Logic Intermediate Algebra Basic Mathematics Symbolic Logic Technical Mathematics Business Mathematics Mathematics of Finance Statistics and Probability Need more information about the AGSC or STARS? (CLICK HERE)

27. "M" Course Descriptions - PNC General Catalog 2002-2004 MA 153154 covers algebra and trigonometry for students with inadequatepreparation for calculus. MA 154 Algebra trigonometry II Sem. http://www.pnc.edu/catalog/courses/m-course.html

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS MANAGEMENT MGMT 200 Introductory Accounting Sem. 1, 2 and 3, class 3, cr.3. An examination of the basic concepts, procedures, and conventions which underlie financial reporting. Construction and uses of financial statement data. MGMT 201 Management Accounting I Sem. 1 and 2, class 3, cr. 3.Prerequisite: MGMT 200 or equivalent. Not open to students with credit in GBA 330. Accounting for management planning and control, including cost accounting, budgeting, accounting control system, capital budgeting, and use of accounting information in management decisions. MGMT 445 Investments Sem. OC, class 3, cr. 3. Prerequisite:ECON 210 or ECON 252. No credit for students in the School of Management. Examination of investment alternatives relevant to individual investors. Operations of markets in which securities are traded. Special attention to stocks, bonds, options, and investment companies. Theory and application of security valuation and portfolio selection techniques. Evaluation of investment performances. MARKETING See Business) MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES MA 111 Algebra Sem. 1, 2 and 3,class 3, cr. 3. Prerequisite: GNC 064 or equivalent. For students not prepared for MA 152 or 153. Not available for credit toward graduation in the School of Science.

28. Powell's Books - Used, New, And Out Of Print in a concise manner for general use. Collected in this book are commonly used formulaefor studies such as quadratics, calculus and trigonometry; in addition http://www.powells.com/subsection/MathematicsReference.html

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30. TYB Books -- General Math (Page 2) Part A A-H G. general Theory of Functions and Integration. Geometry Plane and Fancy.Geometry and trigonometry for calculus. Groups for Undergraduates. http://members.tripod.com/~TempleBattlestrong/books/math2.html

TYB Books General Math (Page 2) A-H TYB Books Main Page TYB Books Sidney Harris This page has more math books can you tell I like math? these books are for general mathematics, a little more advanced than basic, but only up to the coursework I myself have managed to complete. So, that's like through Calculus and maybe a little further. These are not books I would recommend for my mother, but definitely necessary if a person plans to do anything more than balance one's checkbook. Incidentally, these are alpha by title. Oh, btw, if you aren't interested in browsing the list, some browsers are equipped with a function from the menu that allows you to search the entire page for a keyword. Try it. Part B I-Q PartC R-Z A B ... 13 Books of Euclids Elements A Ad Infinitum The Ghost in Turing's Machine : Taking God Out of Mathematics and Putting the Body Back in : An Essay in Corporeal Semiotics Advanced Calculus of Several Variables 1001 Solved Engineering Fundamentals Problems The Adventures of Penrose the Mathematical Cat : The Mathematical Cat ... Ap Mathematics : Calculus Ab, Calculus Bc (4th Ed) NEW! Applied Abstract Algebra Applied Analysis Applied Calculus : A Graphing Approach Applied Calculus : For Business, Social Sciences, and Life Sciences

31. Cougar Online: Directory: Math Sites Math Sites. general Math Algebra Geometry trigonometry calculus . general Math The Math Forum. The Math Forum is a place http://www.cougaronline.org/directory/math.html

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32. Bergen Community College ADMINISTRATORS ONLY , MAT180, Precalculus College Algebra and trigonometry 4 lectures general Education Course. ADMINISTRATORS ONLY , MAT-223, calculus for the http://www.bergen.edu/ecatalog/subcrslist.asp?type.cbn=35

33. General Studies 113), Precalculus Algebra and trigonometry (MA 115 125), calculus II (MA 126), calculusIII (MA Organic Chemistry Laboratory (CH 102L), general Chemistry (CH http://www2.una.edu/biology/GeneralStudies.htm

Bachelor of Science Degree Area Requirements Hrs I. Written Composition Freshman Composition (EN 111 and EN 112 or EN 120 and EN 121) II. Humanities and Fine Arts Literature of the Western World (EN 231 and EN 232 or EN 233 and EN 234) Fundamentals of Speech (COM 201) 3 hrs selected from Art Appreciation (AR 170), Introduction to Art History (AR 180), Art History Survey I (AR 281), Art History Survey II (AR 282), Introductory French (FR 101), Introductory French (FR 102), Language Laboratory (FR 111), Language Laboratory (FR 112), Intermediate French (FR 201), Intermediate French (FR 202), Introductory German (GR 101), Introductory German (GR 102), Language Laboratory (GR 111), Language Laboratory (GR 112), Intermediate German (GR 201), Intermediate German (GR 202), Music Appreciation I (MU 222), Survey of Music Literature (MU 244), Introduction to Philosophy (PHL 201), Old Testament Introduction (RE 221), New Testament Introduction (RE 231), Introductory Spanish (SP 101), Introductory Spanish (SP 102), Language Laboratory (SP 111), Language Laboratory (SP 112), Intermediate Spanish (SP 201), Intermediate Spanish (SP 202), Introduction to Theatre (TH 210) III. Natural Sciences and Mathematics

34. General Studies Requirements general Studies Component. hours selected from the following MA 110 Finite Mathematicsor MA 112 Precalculus Algebra or MA 113 Pre-calculus trigonometry or MA http://www2.una.edu/math/GENSTUDS.HTM

University of North Alabama General Studies Component for Mathematics or Computer Science Majors Effective Fall 1998 Area Requirement Hours I. Written Composition EN 111 Freshman Composition I EN 112 Freshman Composition II -or- EN 120 Freshman Composition I - Honors EN 121 Freshman Composition II - Honors II. Humanities and Fine Arts EN 231 Literature of the Western World I EN 232 Literature of the Western World II -or- EN 233 Honor Studies in Western Literature I EN 234 Honor Studies in Western Literature II COM 201 Fundamentals of Speech 3 semester hours selected from the following: AR 170 or AR 180 or AR 281 or AR 282 or MU 222 or MU 244 or TH 210 or PHL 201 or RE 221 or RE 231 or FR 101 or FR 102 or FR 111 or FR 112 or FR 201 or FR 202 or GR 101 or GR 102 or GR 111 or GR 112 or GR 201 or GR 202 or SP 101 or SP 102 or SP 111 or SP 112 or SP 201 or SP 202 III. Natural Sciences and Mathematics 3 semester hours selected from the following: MA 110 Finite Mathematics or MA 112 Pre-calculus Algebra or MA 113 Pre-calculus Trigonometry or MA 115 Pre-calculus Algebra and Trigonometry or MA 125 Calculus I or MA 126 Calculus II or MA 227 Calculus III or MA 237 Linear Algebra or MA 238 Applied Differential Equations I 8 semester hours selected from the following: BI 101 or BI 102 or BI 111 or BI 112 or CH 101 or CH 101L or CH 102 or CH 102L or CH 111 or CH 111L or CH 112 or CH 112L or

35. CCSU Pre-health Professions Career Links Fall Bio 121 general Biology I Chem 121 general Chemistry I Math 122 calculusI or 125 Applied calculus I or 124 Applied calculus with trigonometry, Spring http://www.prehealth.ccsu.edu/curriculum.htm

Curriculum Outline Central Connecticut State University does not have a "pre-med" major. This is not required, nor preferred, for admission to health professions schools. Most students major in the sciences although this is not required either. For most professional schools, there is a basic set of courses that are required as follows: General Biology I,II (1 year) BIO 121, 122 General Chemistry I,II (1 year), CHEM 121, 122 Organic Chemistry I,II (1 year), CHEM 311, 312 General Physics (1 year, need not be calculus based) PHYS 125, 126 or 121, 122 Calculus I and II, MATH 125 and 126 or 122 and 221 Most professional schools require these courses. However, the required courses for admission to professional school can vary from school to school. This is especially true for veterinary medicine. This requires early and careful curriculum planning with the aid of the Chief Health Professions Advisor. The courses listed above are the minimal amount that prepare you for the MCAT or other professional school admissions test you need to take. However, it is to your advantage to take more courses in the sciences and we highly recommend that you do. Course Schedule We have listed below a suggested schedule for the courses needed for admissions to a professional school or for preparation for an admissions test. Note that you will need to add courses as required to fulfill your major, minor and the general education requirements. Also, depending on the type and actual professional school you plan on attending, there may be other requirements that substitute for the suggested courses below. The Chief Health Professions Advisor can discuss these topics with you.

36. Math Classes of several variables, and vector differential calculus. A course in general methodsis also mathematics include algebra, geometry, probability, trigonometry. http://www.campbell.edu/coas/mathematics/classes.html

110 Fundamentals of Mathematics (3) (Credit in Math 110 does not satisfy the General Mathematics requirement. If a student has credit in any other mathematics course, he may not enroll in MATH 110). Basic skills are emphasized: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of fractions; rules of exponents; solving linear and quadratic equations; graphs; "word" problems. [Return] 111 College Algebra (3) (Credit in MATH 111 is not allowed if student has credit in MATH 122). A basic study of logic, structure, and foundations of algebra. Major topics include functions, inequalities, equations, roots, radicals, and exponents. Every student taking MATH 111 must have had Algebra I and II in high school. Students who do not meet the above requirements should take MATH 110. [Return] 112 Trigonometry (3) A study of trigonometric functions, derivation of formulas, the solution of right and oblique triangles with practical applications, solving trigonometric equations, and verifying trigonometric identities. Other topics include vectors, complex numbers, and logarithms. Prerequisite: Proficiency in algebra and geometry.

37. General Studies - Mathematics Such coursework will not be approved for general Studies. MA 113 or MA 115 PrecalculusAlgebra and trigonometry MA 126 calculus II (4 semester hours). http://www.auburn.edu/~harriga/schedules/articulation.html

Alabama General Studies in Mathematics This document expands on and clarifies the AGSC Guidelines and Criteria for Courses Submitted in Mathematics The courses described below have been designated by the Articulation/General Studies Academic Discipline Committee for Mathematics as being the mathematics core curriculum Courses submitted for approval as General Studies should conform to one of the descriptions below. If possible the title and course number should be used. Other titles and course numbers may be used, but the equivalent title and number from this list should be indicated. Schools may offer coursework in other than the courses described in this package; however, the school must make it clear that such coursework may not transfer to another institute of higher learning in Alabama. The Mathematics Discipline Committee will consider innovative mathematics courses that are proposed for General Studies designation but do not appear here. Schools submitting such courses must clearly indicate how transfer credit should be treated. Honors courses in these topics may be submitted. It is assumed that these courses will have a greater emphasis on concepts, theory and proofs, but cover the same topics. They would transfer to schools without Honors programs as the non-honors equivalent.

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39. BPS : Guidance - General Info Bennington High School offers both a college preparatory and a generalsecondary educational program. Precalculus calculus trigonometry. http://www.benningtonschools.org/default.asp?page=50

40. Northland Pioneer College General Catalog, 2001–2003, Part V, MAT MAT 105 • Mathematics for general Education • 3 cr. This course presents theconcepts in algebra and trigonometry necessary to prepare for calculus. http://www.northland.cc.az.us/Catalog/01-03 Catalog/Part V Pages/MAT.html

Course Descriptions Index Mathematics (MAT) This is a foundational mathematics course for students underprepared in mathematics. It includes an extensive review of the arithmetic of real numbers and a thorough treatment of beginning algebra, as well as topics from number theory, discrete mathematics and geometry. Problem-solving strategies and applications are emphasized. Prerequisite: Satisfactory placement. Three lecture. Practical mathematical skills needed in a wide variety of trade and technical areas. Course includes a review of fractions, decimals, percents, measurement, basic algebra and a brief overview of geometry and trigonometry. Prerequisite: Instruction and practice in the mathematics of fundamental business operations. Percentages, payroll, the mathematics of buying, selling and inventory, interest computations, loans, investments and taxes. Prerequisite: Reviews the nature and uses of modern mathematics for students in the arts, humanities, social sciences. It is not intended for science or technical students, but is designed to meet the math requirements for an AAS degree in selected majors. ( See Section IV Prerequisite: This course is an introduction to algebra for those who have not previously studied it or for whom it has been some time since doing so. It is the first class in a two-semester course in Algebra. It is assumed that after completion of this class, you will finish the remainder of this algebra sequence by enrolling in MAT 112, Algebra II: Intermediate. This course examines the fundamental ideas of algebra and presents basic laws, properties and operations. Techniques for handling algebraic expressions and solving linear equations and inequalities are covered in depth. Problem-solving strategies and applications are emphasized.

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