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The course provides an overview of a broad range of higher mathematics to aid students in interpreting and understanding quantitative issues and strengthen students critical thinking ability and problem-solving skills. Topics include: essential numeracy; trends of charts and graphs; linear, quadratic, exponential and logarithmic functions; basic probability and statistics. When students have completed the course, they will have the basic numeric, logic and statistic reasoning skills in four areas: computation and estimation using ratios, percentages and common mathematical models; graphical and functions using bar graphs, pie charts, scatter plots, the graphs of linear and nonlinear algebraic functions; fundamentals of probability and statistics using mean, median, standard deviation, quartiles, z-scores and normal distributions; and logic/reasoning in communicating the substance and meaning of mathematical problems and solutions. This course has three 50-minutes lectures a week and daily assignments. Several quizzes and exams will be given during the semester; review classes, and other tutorial resources prepare students for the exams. Learning Outcomes: Learning outcomes specific to this course: After completing this course, students will be able to Apply and convert measurement and units Calculate and approximate ratios and percentages Quantify, interpret, and check quantitative information using numeracy language, scientific (biological, the Earth and physical), and societal context 4. Recognize trends and possible errors from data expressed in tables and graphs, represent and interpret mathematical information numerically, graphically, and symbolically. 5. Determine when some quantity has linear and non-linear (exponential or power) relationship, develop the expressions of linear, exponential and power functions analytically 6. Identify and visualize regression equations of functions for almost-linear, or almost exponential, or almost-power data set, predict values of functions for particular independent values. Calculate and interpret the descriptive statistics (mean, medians, variance, standard derivation). the z-scores, and the proportions of normal distribution. Solve problems using the basic statistical analysis, interpret descriptive and basic inferential summaries of a collection of data verbally and graphically. Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills though class activities, team work, and using the tools (such as the TI 83+). Develop good communication skills, both written and oral. Learning outcomes with respect to Cluster 1D Mathematics Recognize when to apply mathematical concepts and methods to specific problems. Manipulate mathematical expressions to solve for particular variables. Draw conclusions from quantitative information and communicate these conclusions verbally and graphically. Implement mathematical models to obtain accurate or approximate solutions using appropriate tools. Apply mathematical techniques to social and scientific problems. Text Langkamp, G and Hull, J, Quantitative Reasoning and the Environment, Custom Edition for the University of logo at Dartmouth, Boston, MA: Pearson Custom Publishing, 2007 Assignments Homework Assignments: Students should apply learned course material to complete day assigned homework as listed in the syllabus; students are expected to submit homework neatly and on time Quizzes: there are several 15 minute quizzes, the lowest quiz grade will be dropped. Tests: There are three in-class tests. Each test will ask students to apply knowledge and skills from the corresponding chapters to solve problems. The following Test Chapter 4-6 is designed to measure the extent to which students have the computational and quantitative reasoning skills required for success in chapter 5. Students are required to show complete work to support their final answer; calculators are allowed, and one formula sheet may also be used at the discretion of the instructor. The following map indicates which problems are associated with which of the five Gen Ed learning outcomes in mathematics. Suggested solutions and partial points for problem 4 are attached. The degree of success achieved on each learning outcome will be measured by the average percentage correct. Gen Ed OutcomeProblemsPoints (Total 100) Recognize when to apply mathematical concepts and methods to specific problems. 1 1)-2), 4)-5)  24Manipulate mathematical expressions to solve for particular variables. 1 3), 2 a)  15Draw conclusions from quantitative information and communicate these conclusions verbally and graphically. 4 a) e) 30Implement mathematical models to obtain accurate or approximate solutions using appropriate tools. 2 b), 3 a), 3b) 20Apply mathematical techniques to social and scientific problems. 3c), 4 f) 11 Final Exam: The final exam will be cumulative, but weigh more heavily on the latter material. 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