Technical Mathematics
Course Overview
Technical Mathematics covers material designed for career technical or general studies for students who need to study particular mathematical topics. Topics will include measurement, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, graphs and finance. These are presented on an introductory level and the emphasis is on applications.
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- Price: $1725.00
- Course number: et250_01_AC
- Dynamic language translation available
- Category: General Education
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Course Objectives
ratios, proportions and percents
units of measure
signed numbers
powers of ten and scientific notation
algebraic operations, equations and formulas
systems of equations
angles, triangles, circles and polygons
geometric solids
sin, cos and tan
vectors
finance
graphs
logarithms
statistics
units of measure
signed numbers
powers of ten and scientific notation
algebraic operations, equations and formulas
systems of equations
angles, triangles, circles and polygons
geometric solids
sin, cos and tan
vectors
finance
graphs
logarithms
statistics
Course Benefits
simplify numerical and algebraic expressions
use algebra, geometry, trigonometry and statistical methods to solve simple and multi-step problems
convert a given measurement to another specified equivalent using conversion factors
calculate costs and analyze data to solve simple and compound finance problems
use a normal distribution to find probabilities, read and interpret statistical graphs
earn four hours of college credit
receive an industry recognized NCTI certificate of graduation
use algebra, geometry, trigonometry and statistical methods to solve simple and multi-step problems
convert a given measurement to another specified equivalent using conversion factors
calculate costs and analyze data to solve simple and compound finance problems
use a normal distribution to find probabilities, read and interpret statistical graphs
earn four hours of college credit
receive an industry recognized NCTI certificate of graduation
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