MATH 130 - Introduction to Applied Mathematics (4)

Introduction to mathematics frequently used in scientific fields of study, with a focus on algebraic and computational fluency. Equips students to apply algebraic, computational, graphical, and quantitative skills to solve real-world problems arising in quantitative disciplines, including problems often encountered in introductory science courses. Topics include linear, quadratic, exponential, power, logarithmic, polynomial, and inverse functions and their graphs; measurement, unit conversions, scientific notation, significant digits, ratios, proportions, direct variation, indirect variation, and joint variation. Real-world applications are stressed and interwoven throughout the course. Satisfies the General Education mathematics requirement. Offered: Every term.