General Education #5

Mathematics or Logic

Students must be able to reason abstractly and appreciate the elegance of abstract structure. This will be satisfied by a course in mathematics or logic. Courses from across the curriculum may be taken to satisfy this requirement.

• CS 105 - Explorations of Computer Programming (4 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 160 - Precalculus (4 Cr.)
• MA 168 - Statistical Methods for the Sciences (4 Cr.)
• MA 170 - Calculus I (4 Cr.)
• MA 171 - Calculus I—Environmental (4 Cr.)
• MA 180 - Calculus II (4 Cr.)
• MA 190 (MA 125)
• MA 216 - Introduction to Applied Mathematics (3 Cr.)
• MA 221 - Linear Algebra (4 Cr.)
• MA 222 - Calculus III (4 Cr.)
• MA 240 - Probability and Statistics (4 Cr.)
• PHL 176 - Logic (3 Cr.)
• PHY 280 - Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences (4 Cr.)
• PSY 200 - Statistical Methods in Psychology (4 Cr.)