This course is the foundation for junior college
computer sciences courses. It is the bridge from the concrete to the abstract
study of mathematics. Students accomplish this by
exploring problems using symbolic, graphical, numerical, physical and verbal
techniques in the context of finite or discrete real-world situations.
Furthermore, students engage in mathematical thinking and modelling to examine
and solve problems arising from a wide variety of disciplines including, but
not limited to, economics, medicine, agriculture, marine science, law,
transportation, engineering, banking, natural sciences, social sciences and computing.
- Teacher: Martin Rivera