MAT1016
Practical Math Applications
This course presents a variety of practical time-tested mathematical principles and procedures for enhanced problem solving. Practical applications to real-life situations include reading comprehension, arithmetic, algebra, probability, and statistical endeavors leading to personal improvement, vocational support, and enhanced achievement strategies.
UPON COMPLETION OF THE COURSE, THE STUDENT WILL BE COMPETENT IN:
- Developing a general problem-solving methodology.
- Deducing from general to specific analysis and problem-solving techniques.
- Inducing from part to whole.
- Designing a formula for a given situation.
- Graphing on a coordinate system.
- Employing technology and calculators to solve problems.
- Determining the probability of an event.
- Calculating measures of central tendency.
- Interpreting measures of variation.
- Analyzing data using the standard normal distribution.
- Solving a variety of applied financial investment problems.
- Using linear equations and inequalities to model everyday situations.
- Calculating perimeter, area, and volume.
- Utilizing the concept and application of various functions.
- Expressing analytical thinking, orally and in writing, and applying that knowledge to other disciplines and to real-world situations.