MATH 210 INFORMATION

OBJECTIVES: The course is an introduction to mathematical topics with applications to business, social science and other fields. We cover widely used mathematical topics such as matrix algebra, solutions of linear equations, linear programming, elementary combinatorics and probability.

PREREQUISITE: MATH 110 (with at least a C) or satisfactory performance on the Mathematics Placement Test.

STUDY:

• It is important that you study the material outside of class.
• You should expect to spend at least two hours for every hour of class.

CALCULATORS:

• A calculator is permitted provided it is not able to communicate with others.
• Give exact, not decimal approximations, to questions unless explicitly requested otherwise.

ACADEMIC MISCONDUCT: Please read the statement on Academic Integrity which appears in the Undergraduate Catalog, and which includes this passage: ``Students guilty of, or assisting others in, either cheating or plagiarism, on any assignments, quizzes, or examinations, will receive a grade of F for the course involved and may be suspended or dismissed from the University.''

• Cell phones must be silent and not used during class or exams.
• Children are not permitted in class.
• You are expected to arrive and depart class on time.

Failure to abide by the following will result in a zero score!

• PDA's and cell phones shall be stowed and not be visible during exams.
• Talking or other communication between students is not permitted during exams.