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Course and informal description |
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What course uses this course as a prerequisite? |
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MAT090 -- Arithmetic and the Language of Algebra This course is for people who need a refresher with fractions, decimals, and percents. |
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MAT 092, MAT 093, MAT 113, MAT 114 |
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MAT092 -- Introduction to the Concepts of Algebra This course is for people who need a refresher with
algebra including factoring, equations of lines, quadratic formula and
application problems. |
MAT090 or equivalent |
MAT 096, MAT 117,
MAT 115, MAT 119 |
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MAT093 -- Integrated Arithmetic and Basic Algebra This course is for people who need a refresher with
algebra including factoring, equations of lines, quadratic formula and
application problems. Taught using a combination of lecture and computers. |
MAT090 or equivalent |
MAT 096, MAT 117,
MAT 115, MAT 119 |
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MAT095 -- Metric Conversion and Dosages This course is for nursing students who need to review the math necessary for their clinical nursing course. |
Placement by Nursing Chair |
MAT 097 |
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MAT096 -- Elementary Algebra and Trigonometry This course is for people who need a refresher with
algebra and right triangle trigonometry. There is an emphasis on application
problems. |
MAT092/093 or equivalent |
MAT 124, MAT 130, MAT 136 |
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MAT097 -- Intravenous Medications and Pediatric Dosage This course is for nursing students who need to review the
math necessary for their second year nursing courses. |
Placement by Nursing Chair |
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MAT100 -- Math Success Seminar This course is taken in conjunction with MAT090. Students
learn study skill that can be applied to the work in MAT090. |
MAT090 (co-req) |
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MAT113 -- Mathematical Explorations I This course is an introduction to mathematics for Liberal Arts students. |
MAT090 or equivalent |
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MAT114 -- Mathematical Explorations II This course is an introduction to mathematics for Liberal Arts students. |
MAT090 or equivalent |
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MAT115 -- Mathematical for General Education I This course is the first course of a two-course sequence designed to satisfy the SUNY General Education Requirements at the baccalaureate level. |
MAT092/093 or equivalent |
MAT116 |
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MAT116 -- Mathematical for General Education II This course is the second course of a two-course sequence designed to satisfy the SUNY General Education Requirements at the baccalaureate level. |
MAT115 |
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MAT117 -- Elementary Finite Mathematics with Algebra This course is for people in the Business management sequence, and for people who want elective credit. |
MAT092/093 or equivalent |
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MAT119 -- Mathematics for Elementary Education I This course is the first course of a two-course sequence for people who have an interest in teaching or working with elementary school students. It uses a project based approach with group learning activities. |
MAT092, MAT093 or equivalent |
MAT120 |
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MAT120 -- Mathematics for Elementary Education II This course is the second course of a two-course sequence for people who have an interest in teaching or working with elementary school students. It uses a project based approach with group learning activities. |
MAT119 |
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This course is for people who want to learn how to analyze statistical data and make conclusions using that data. |
MAT096 or equivalent |
MAT224 |
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MAT130 -- Applied Algebra and Trigonometry This is an applied precalculus course designed for technology majors. The course requires the use of a graphing calculator. |
MAT096 or equivalent |
MAT160 |
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MAT136 -- Intermediate Algebra and Trigonometry This course the first course for people who want to learn the algebra and trigonometry necessary for advanced mathematical applications and calculus. The course requires the use of a graphing calculator. |
MAT096 or equivalent |
MAT146, MAT156, MAT160 |
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MAT146 -- Applied Business Calculus This course is an introduction to calculus for Business majors who are planning to transfer to a 4-year school. . The course requires the use of a graphing calculator. |
MAT136 |
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MAT148 -- Applied Technical Mathematics I This course is for industry specific programs only. |
MAT096 or equivalent |
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MAT149 -- Applied Technical Mathematics II This course is for industry specific programs only. |
MAT096 or equivalent |
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MAT156 -- Algebra and Trigonometry for Calculus This course is the final preparation for Calculus. The course requires the use of a graphing calculator. |
MAT136 or equivalent |
MAT160, MAT181 |
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This is an applied calculus course designed for technology majors. The course requires the use of a graphing calculator. |
MAT130 or equivalent |
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This course is the first course in a three course sequence in Calculus. It is designed for engineers and some computer science majors. The course requires the use of a graphing calculator. |
MAT156 or equivalent |
MAT182 |
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This course is the second course in a three course sequence in Calculus. It is designed for engineers and some computer science majors. The course requires the use of a graphing calculator. |
MAT181 or equivalent |
MAT250, MAT264, MAT266, MAT 281, MAT282 |
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This course discusses how statistics is used in research and makes use of technology to provide a variety of analyses on data. |
MAT124 |
MAT245 |
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This course presents the fundamental concepts in the design of experiments using simple numeric problems. A logical sequence of designs is presented to fit the type of experiment and the distinctions among the experiment along with emphasizing analyses. |
MAT224 |
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MAT250 -- Discrete Mathematics This course introduces students to a variety of mathematical concepts needed in the further study of mathematics through the use of definitions, theorems, and proofs. |
MAT182 |
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MAT260 – Applied Probability and Statistics This course introduces students to a variety of
statistical appplications in a multivariate setting. |
MAT182 |
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This course introduces students to theories of matrix algebra, vector spaces, and solution spaces for systems of equations. |
MAT182 |
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MAT266 -- Introduction to Higher Math Introduction to the basic concepts of analysis and topology with an emphasis on proof and written explanation. |
MAT182 |
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This course is the third course in a three course sequence in Calculus. It is designed for engineers and some computer science majors. The course requires the use of a graphing calculator. |
MAT182 |
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MAT282 -- Differential Equations For engineering majors. Use various methods for solving ordinary differential equations. Includes some applications. |
MAT182 |
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This course offers the option for study in advanced coursework not available in other Math courses offered. |
Permission of Chair |
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SQC111 -- Acceptance Sampling Techniques This course shows methods for determining whether a product
meets specification. |
MAT124 |
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This course introduces the student to the methods of
precise measurement. |
MAT124 and MAT136 or equivalent |
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SQC113 -- Statistical Process Control This course introduces the students to methods for
determining if a production run is within design specification. |
MAT124 |
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This course gives the students the opportunity to see
guest speakers and participate in field trips to local businesses. |
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This course gives the students the opportunity to see
guest speakers and participate in field trips to local businesses. |
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This course has students work in teams to analyze and
report on the quality aspects of a real world situation. |
SQC111, SQC112, SQC113, and MAT245. (co-requisite) SQC244 |
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SQC244 -- Reliability and Life Testing This course introduces the student to methods for determining
the reliability (i.e., time until failure) of a product. |
MAT124 |
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SQC297 -- Cooperative Work Experience This course offers the option for the student to work as a
co-op in a local business. |
Placement by Advisor |
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