MATH - 130 ~ College Algebra 3 ILO 2

MATH 130 is a 3 credit hour course that consists of the algebraic, graphic, numeric, and modeling approach to the study of polynomials, equations, inequalities, and functions, with or without technology, and with appropriate symbolic manipulation skills. It includes the use of appropriate mathematical language, including symbolism, to define, evaluate, and analyze the characteristics of functions. Types of Functions to be investigated: Linear; Absolute Value; Quadratic; Polynomial; Exponential; Rational; Logarithmic; Piecewise defined; Radical. Additionally, basic applications of right triangle trigonometry will be explored.

Pre-requisite(s):
ACT MATH 21+ or NG Accuplacer QAS 276+ OR grade of B or better in MATH 060 or MATH 119 if required (recommended for students who have passed an intermediate algebra course with a grade of C or better)

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MATH - 130 ~ College Algebra 3 ILO 2