Credits : 4

Description

The Academic Skills Seminar is designed to strengthen student understanding of basic mathematical concepts including: fractions, positive and negative numbers, exponents, basic algebra and trigonometry, logarithms, graphs, and the metric system. This course also includes the study of number systems and codes, logic gates, Boolean expressions and Algebra.


Goals and Objectives
  • To refresh mathematical skills learned at an earlier time.
  • To feel at ease and comfortable when dealing with material that is mathematical in nature.
  • To understand basic mathematical concepts necessary to take the required courses in the Associate degree program, such as MAT 125 - Technical Math.
  • To become comfortable performing various mathematical skills that involve: fractions, positive and negative numbers, exponents and the metric systems, basic algebra and trigonometry, and logarithms and graphs.

Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites.


Course Materials

Course Topics
WEEK TOPIC ASSESSMENTS
Chapter 1: Fractions   Week 1 Final Quiz  
Chapter 2: Decimal Numbers
Chapter 3: Positive and Negative Numbers 
Week 2 Final Quiz  
Chapter 4: Exponents and Metric System  Week 3 Final Quiz  
Chapter 5: Algebra, Equations, Formulas  Week 4 Final Quiz  
Chapter 6: Geometry and Trigonometry  Week 5 Final Quiz  
Midterm Exam Review  Proctored Midterm Exam 
Essentials of Algebra, Ratios, Linear Equations  Week 7 Final Quiz 
Chapter 7: Logarithms and Graphs  Week 8 Final Quiz  
Chapter 9: Number Systems and Codes  Week 9 Final Quiz  
10  Chapter 12: Binary Arithmetic  Week 10 Final Quiz  
11  Chapters 10 & 11: Logic Gates and Boolean Algebra   Week 11 Final Quiz  
12  Final Exam Review  Proctored Final Exam 


Proctor Information

Please note that this course requires a proctor. You can read more about the proctoring program and steps needed to obtain an approved proctor by clicking on this link:  Proctoring Program.

 

There will be a maximum of two proctored examinations for this course. Specific details will be provided once classes begin under the COURSE INFORMATION section of Blackboard.




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