MATH106 — Mathematical Concepts
MATH 106 - Mathematical Concepts MATH 106 - Mathematical Concepts This course surveys several basic concepts of mathematics designed to give non-scientific/non-technical majors an understanding of the breadth of mathematics in areas other than computational application. Topics include: problem solving, the real number system, linear and quadratic equations, exponents and logarithms, graphs and functions, and graph theory. RECOMMENDATION:SCCC has embraced a practice of directed self-choice whereby students are encouraged, through guided conversations with an advisor, to best determine their readiness for this course. Students should be aware that developmental courses exist and are available to strengthen skills and encourage success. Pursuing testing and/or developmental courses are entirely up to the student. Further, testing, though providing a valuable reference point for reflection, does not create for the student an obligation to follow Accuplacer recommendations. Prerequisite: Proficiency on the College Placement Examination or Grade of C or Better in MATH 17 / MATH 23
Prerequisites: MATH17, MATH23