About MATH 2180 A
An examination of geometric relationships using reasoning and proof. Topics include Euclidean, non-Euclidean and finite geometries, affine transformations, constructions, and spatial geometry. Provides background for future instruction in middle and high school geometry. Credit not awarded for students majoring or minoring in Mathematics. Prerequisites: Three credits of Mathematics at MATH 1111 or above, minimum Sophomore standing.
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Prereqs: 3 credits of MATH numbered 1111 or above; ECP, ECSP, EDML, SE and ELK6 majors only; Minimum sophomore standing Open to degree and PACE students
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