Mathematics Science 2000 Series
2111 VECTOR CALCULUS
Topics include scalar and vector fields;
directional derivatives, gradient, curl and
divergence; double and triple integrals; line
integrals and work; surface integrals and flux;
the theorems of Green, Gauss and Stokes.
Prereq: Mathematics 1121; or permission of
the Department.
2121 ELEMENTARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
This is an introduction to the techniques and
applications of first and second order
differential equations. Sequences and series
will be presented and power series solutions
of differential equations studied.
Prereq: Mathematics 1121; or permission of
the Department.
2211 DISCRETE MATHEMATICS
An introduction to the terminology and
concepts of discrete mathematics, covering
such topics as: sets, functions, induction,
enumeration, graphs and trees, boolean
algebras, semigroups and groups, and the
design of algorithms.
Prereq: Mathematics 1111; or permission of
the Department.
2221 LINEAR ALGEBRA
An introductory course in linear algebra
covering such topics as linear equations,
matrices, determinants, vector spaces, linear
transformations, inner products, eigenvalues,
and eigenvectors. Whenever possible, concepts
are given a geometric interpretation in two
and three-dimensional space.
Prereq: Mathematics 1111; or permission of
the Department.
2311 STATISTICS I
This course is designed to introduce students
to some of the concepts and techniques of
probability and statistics. Attention is focused
on some special probability distributions
including binomial, normal, Student's t, chi-square,
and F. Some basic statistical ideas are
developed and the testing of statistical
hypotheses is introduced. Examples are drawn
from a wide variety of sources. A statistical
software package is introduced.
Prereq: University preparatory level
Mathematics or Mathematics 1011 and either
Mathematics 1111, or registration in second
year; or permission of the Department.
Students will not normally receive credit for
both Psychology 2001 and Mathematics 2311.
2321 STATISTICS II
Further applications of hypothesis testing.
Topics selected from analysis of variance,
linear and nonlinear regression, correlation
estimation and prediction, independence,
Wilcoxon and goodness-of-fit tests.
Prereq: Mathematics 2311 or 3311; or
permission of the Department.
Students will not normally receive credit for
both Psychology 2101 and Mathematics
2321 or for both Economics 2701 and
Mathematics 2321.
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