Mathematical Reasoning

(LER–MR)

Students must demonstrate an understanding of the elegance of abstract structure and be able to reason logically. This requirement will be satisfied by a course in mathematics, computer science or logic whose content may take the form of symbolic proofs (logical or mathematical), statistical or graphical analysis of numerical data, problem solving using mathematical methods, or implementation of computer algorithms. Designated courses from across the curriculum may be taken to satisfy this requirement.

• CS 105 - Explorations of Computer Programming (3 Cr.)
• CS 116 - Introduction to Computer Science (4 Cr.)
   
• EC 206 - Economic and Business Statistics (4 Cr.)
• MA 100 - Topics in Contemporary Mathematics (3 Cr.)
• MA 110 - Problem Solving and Mathematics: Algebra (4 Cr.)
• MA 113 - Problem Solving and Mathematics: Geometry (4 Cr.)
• MA 140 - Introduction to Statistics (4 Cr.)
• MA 141 - Statistical Data Analysis with Environmental Issues in View (4 Cr.)
• MA 168 - Statistical Methods for the Sciences (4 Cr.)
• MA 160 - Precalculus (4 Cr.)
• MA 170 - Calculus I (4 Cr.)
• MA 171 - Calculus I—Environmental (4 Cr.)
• MA 180 - Calculus II (4 Cr.)
• MA 216 - Introduction to Applied Mathematics (3 Cr.)
• MA 221 - Linear Algebra (4 Cr.)
• MA 222 - Calculus III (4 Cr.)
• MA 240 - Probability (3 Cr.)
• PSY 200 - Statistical Methods in Psychology (4 Cr.)