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About MATH 1122 A

Topics include geometry, measurement, probability, statistics, algebra, number theory, and problem solving to provide background for future instruction in elementary and middle school mathematics. Prerequisite: Three years of secondary school math.

Notes

ECP, ECSP, EDML and ELK6 majors only; Prereqs: Three years of secondary school math; Open to Degree and PACE students

Section Description

Topics Will Include: Polygons, Plane figures, classifying polygons, angles, symmetry and tessellations, area and perimeter, 3D figures, platonic solids, surface area, volume, graphs, data organization, data analysis, probability, counting method. Course Goals 1. Students will learn mathematics. Students will also learn a variety of method for math instruction. 2. Students will gain an appreciation and enjoyment of mathematics. 3. Students will increase their mathematical problem solving skills. 4. Students will see how perseverance, creativity, effort and determination are often necessary when learning mathematics, but the rewards are great when a solution is found or a concept in mastered. 5. Students will communicate concepts, ideas and solutions in small and large group situations. 6. Students will have respect for different types of learners and be open to many different types of learning styles. Course goals will be achieved through a variety of learning experiences: Class lectures and discussions In-Class, small group lab activities Tests and Quizzes

Section Expectation

Attend class. If you have to miss class because of a serious, unavoidable reason, find out what information was covered from a friend or using the notes posted on blackboard, and come to the next class informed of the material. Be prepared for class. Complete and turn in assignments on time. Actively participate in class activities and discussions. Put in the effort necessary to learn the math presented in the course.

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