MAT 110 - Applications of Finite Mathematics with Computing

Instructor
Staff

Mathematical techniques which have been used, productively and extensively, during the last thirty years and which do not involve the use of calculus. Probability, linear programming, matrix algebra, Markov chains, game theory, and graph theory are representative topics. In the computer laboratory students learn to use computer software, including a spreadsheet, to solve problems. One 75-minute computer laboratory meeting per week.

Prerequisites & Notes
Not open to students with credit for Mathematics 150, 221, or 340.