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Math 101
Introductory Algebra 3 cr. Prerequisite: Proficiency in basic mathematics Covers introductory algebraic concepts involving terminology, exponents, operations on rational numbers, multiplication of polynomials, and basic factoring. Credits apply toward graduation requirements but do not fulfill General Education requirements. |
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Chapter One covers basic arithmetic,
evaluating expressions, simplifying expressions, solving equations,
properties of real numbers, and the rules of operations for real
numbers. |
Chapter Two
investigates many types of linear equations in one variable, the
properties essential in solving them, solving linear inequalities, and
formulas and applications from geometry. |
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Chapter Three discusses the process of solving applications.
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Chapter Four reviews the basic components of graphing linear equations and inequalities in two variables. This chapter also introduces functions and function notation.
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Chapter Five covers the rules and
applications of polynomials and exponents. |
Chapter Six investigates the basics of factoring. Students will only cover sections 6.1 and 6.2. | ||
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