Survey of Mathematics

The course presents a basic introduction to number theory.  Topics include algebra, geometry, topology, probability, and statistics.

UPON COMPLETION OF THE COURSE, THE STUDENT WILL BE COMPETENT IN:

• Applying the concepts of similar and congruent figures.
• Solving linear equations and inequalities.
• Simplifying rational expressions.
• Identifying modular problem applications.
• Determining angle measure and type.
• Utilizing metric units.
• Calculating perimeter and area.
• Computing the volume of various solids.
• Graphing on a coordinate system.
• Constructing a map using ordered pairs.
• Distinguishing between permutations and combinations.
• Deriving the probability of an event.
• Illustrating various types of graphical displays.
• Comparing measures of central tendency.
• Interpreting measures of dispersion.
• Analyzing data using the standard normal distribution.
• Expressing analytical thinking, orally and in writing, and applying that knowledge to other disciplines and to real-world situations.