MT 105A - Practical Math for Industrial Occupations

3 Credit Hours
Lecture Hrs. 3

This course integrates practical problem-solving, uses project-based scenarios, and employs manipulatives. It is designed for students planning a career in an industrial field and focuses extensively on applications in those fields. Students will develop problem-solving skills through the study of basic algebra, number systems, dimensional analysis, geometry, and triangle trigonometry. This course includes an additional 3 hours per week of supplementary instruction covering basic math, rules of exponents and radicals, solving one variable equations, geometry and special triangles. This course is not designed for use in transfer programs.
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Grading Basis Normal Grading Mode