MATH 030 - Topics in Contemporary Mathematics Next Offered: 2011-2012 Semester Offered: First Semester, Second Semester Credits (Range): 3 hours Attribute: 3NS, QP-F The interaction of mathematics with the social sciences is the central theme. Topics are drawn from: graph theory, voting systems, discrete models, coding theory, exploratory data analysis, and combinatorics. Applications are given to social choice, decision-making, management and ecological modeling. Prerequisites and notes: A working knowledge of elementary algebra and geometry.
Enrollment Limit: 32 Instructor: A. Sinko Consent of the Instructor Required? No Prerequisites & Notes Note: A working knowledge of elementary algebra and geometry. This course does not count toward a major in Mathematics. (Not open to any student who has received credit for a mathematics course numbered 131 or higher). It is intended for students who have not satisfied the quantitative proficiency requirement.
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