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• MATH 545  Probability & Statistics I for Secondary Teachers

  Description:
  This course presents the mathematical laws of random phenomena, including discrete and continuous random variables, expectation and variance, and common probability distributions such as the binomial, Poisson, and normal distributions. Topics also include basic ideas and techniques of statistical analysis.   More Info
  
  Offered in:

  • 2013 Fall
  • 2013 Spring
  • 2013 Summer

• MATH 551  Analysis II for Secondary Teachers

  Description:
  This course is the second semester of a two-semester sequence which provides a rigorous introduction to real analysis focusing on structures and problems relevant to the secondary mathematics curriculum. Math 551 continues this introduction with differentiation, properties of the exponential and logarithmic functions, Riemann integration, infinite series, improper integrals, sequences and series of functions, and integration in two variables.   More Info
  
  Offered in:

  • TBA

• MATH 570  History of Mathematics for Secondary Teachers

  Description:
  This course traces the development of mathematics from ancient times up to and including 17th century developments in the calculus. Emphasis is on the development of mathematical ideas and methods of problems solving. Attention will also be paid to the relevance of history to mathematics teaching as well as investigation into the origins of non-Euclidean geometry even though this comes well after Newton and Leibniz, because of its relatively elementary character and fascinating nature.   More Info
  
  Offered in:

  • 2013 Spring

• MATH 597  Special Topics

  Description:
  An advanced course offering intensive study of selected topics in mathematics.   More Info
  
  Offered in:

  • TBA

• MATH 696  Independent Study

  Description:
  Study of a particular area of this subject under the supervision of a faculty member.   More Info
  
  Offered in:

  • 2013 Spring