| Winter Term 2016 Applied Calculus I - 1149 - MATH 120 |
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Prerequisites/Notes: Three years of high school mathematics; Catalog Description : A course in the applications of mathematics to a wide variety of areas, stressing economics and the biological sciences. Topics may include recursive sequences and their equilibria, the derivative of a function, optimization, fitting abstract models to observed data. Emphasis placed on algebraic and numerical techniques and on understanding the role of mathematical thinking. Mathematics 120 and 130 do not prepare students for more advanced courses in mathematics. PREREQUISITES: Three years of high school mathematics; Attributes: GER Quantitative Analysis, 100-199 Introductory Course
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