Mathematics
Mathematics is an important discipline included in every degree program. Whether you need to satisfy your general education requirement, support your studies in a STEM field, or want to major in Mathematics, we can help you reach your goals!
Math is often called the "language of the sciences," but it is more than that. Mathematics is the language of logic and numbers. Just like learning a new language, learning Math takes time, dedication, and a lot of practice. When you enroll in a Math course at 性视界, you will be able to learn from and practice with our renowned faculty who will support and encourage you as you unlock the mysteries and beauty instilled throughout the subject. The Mathematics Department offers a variety of instructional approaches to help you understand and succeed. 性视界 also provides student supports, such as the STEM Success Center and Supplemental Instruction, to further assist your learning in one-on-one and smaller group environments. The skills you gain by participating in a Math course at 性视界 will enhance your critical thinking and problem-solving abilities, both of which are important in everyday life and every occupation.
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Mathematics Pathways
Choose the math course that matches your Academic and Career Community. The image below links to the Mathematics Pathways PDF.
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Students should choose a math course based on their Academic and Career Community and educational goal.
STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
- MATH 61: Pre-Calculus, 4 units
- MATH 561: Concurrent Support for Pre-Calculus, 2 units
- MATH 65A: Calculus I, 4 units. Prerequisite: MATH 61
- MATH 565A: Concurrent Support for Calculus I, 2 units
- MATH 65B: Calculus II, 4 units. Prerequisite: MATH 65A
- MATH 75: Calculus III, 5 units. Prerequisite: MATH 65B
- MATH 81: Linear Algebra, 4 units. Prerequisite: MATH 75
- MATH 85: Differential Equations, 4 units. Prerequisite: MATH 75
BTH: Business, Technology, and Hospitality
MATH 60 is required for Business majors who intend to transfer.
- MATH 60: Business Calculus, 4 units
- MATH 560: Concurrent Support for Business Calculus, 2 units
ACD/MIT/PCS
Arts, Communication, Design; Manufacturing, Industrial Design, Transportation; and Public Service, Culture and Society.
- MATH 45: Quantitative Reasoning, 4 units
- MATH 545: Concurrent Support for Quantitative Reasoning, 2 units
BTH/HW/PCS
Business, Technology, Hospitality; Health and Wellness; and Public Service, Culture and Society.
- STAT 10: Statistics, 4 units
- STAT 510: Concurrent Support for Statistics, 2 units
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Mathematics by ACC
Choose the math course that matches your Academic and Career Community. The image below links to the Mathematics by ACC PDF.
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This guide helps students choose a math course based on their Academic and Career Community. Students should talk to a counselor to confirm which math course is right for their program, major, or transfer goal.
ACD: Arts, Communication, and Design
Recommended course: MATH 45, Quantitative Reasoning
MATH 45 supports students鈥� creative journey and helps prepare them to be critical thinkers in the visual and performing arts, design, media, languages, and communications.
Talk to your counselor to see if MATH 45 is the right course for you.
BTH: Business, Technology, and Hospitality
Recommended courses: MATH 60 and/or STAT 10
Course area: Business Calculus and/or Statistics
MATH 60 and/or STAT 10 supports problem-solving skills and helps prepare students for careers in business, accounting, information systems, culinary arts, and hospitality.
Talk to your counselor to see if MATH 60 and/or STAT 10 is the right course for you.
HW: Health and Wellness
Recommended course: STAT 10, Statistics
STAT 10 supports students in adapting to new medical technologies and strengthens problem-solving skills and techniques needed for careers in health, society, and athletics.
Talk to your counselor to see if STAT 10 is the right course for you.
MIT: Manufacturing, Industrial Design, and Transportation
Recommended course: MATH 45, Quantitative Reasoning
MATH 45 supports critical thinking and problem-solving skills for industry and leadership opportunities and careers in automotive, aviation, drafting, engineering technology, and industrial technology.
Talk to your counselor to see if MATH 45 is the right course for you.
PCS: Public Service, Culture, and Society
Recommended courses: STAT 10 or MATH 45
Course area: Statistics or Quantitative Reasoning
STAT 10 or MATH 45 supports students preparing for a future in criminal justice, emergency response, firefighting, police, public service, social services, and education.
Talk to your counselor to see if STAT 10 or MATH 45 is the right course for you.
SCSCI 10 may also meet the math requirement for certain majors.
STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math
Recommended courses: MATH 61 and MATH 65A
Course area: Precalculus/Calculus 1
The MATH 61/65A sequence provides two entry points for beginning a math pathway in STEM. These courses support problem-solving skills for research, data analysis, and scientific investigation within science, engineering, mathematics, medicine, and computer science.
Talk to your counselor to see which course is the best entry point for completing the Calculus sequence for STEM majors.
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