Course Description

This course offers the development of numerical, algebraic,and graphical problem-solving techniques to be used in calculus. Techniques are developed to solve equations involving polynomial, radical and rational functions. Polynomial, inverse, rational, exponential, and logarithmic functions are studied, and their applications are explored both algebraically and graphically. Whenever possible, learning of mathematical concepts is embedded in contextualized situations relevant to STEM majors. The use of mathematics specific technology to support understanding of the College Algebra course is required. This course is designed for STEM majors and fulfills the prerequisite requirement for MATH 1610 Precalculus.

Prerequisites

• MATH 1600 requires placement using multiple measures, or MATH 1010 with a C- or higher. A grade of D-, D or D+ in MATH 1010 requires coreq of MATH 0906.

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