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fall 2012

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    Botany I - BOT213 (01)

    Professor:
    Dr. Keith Swenson
    Credits:
    3.00
    Day:
    MON
    Time:
    3:30PM-5:20PM
    Building:
    BRAD
    Room:
    B1
    Max Participants:
    48

    Survey of the structure, function, and diversity of plants. Areas will include physiology, anatomy, and taxonomy. Lab section and fee required.

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    Ecology - ECO211 (01)

    Professor:
    Dr. Keith Swenson
    Credits:
    3.00
    Day:
    TTH
    Time:
    2:55PM-4:10PM
    Building:
    BRAD
    Room:
    B1
    Max Participants:
    35

    Relationships of organisms and their environment. Emphasis will be on Northwest habitats and field trips are required.

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    Elementary Algebra - MTH090 (01)

    Professor:
    Miss Deborah Chin
    Credits:
    2.00
    Day:
    TTH
    Time:
    12:30PM-1:20PM
    Building:
    TLHALL
    Room:
    117
    Max Participants:
    10

    Focuses on reviewing the basics of algebra, the language of mathematics, with an emphasis on working word problems. The course will include basic review of arithmetic skills: fractions, decimals, percent, and absolute value. Also included will be basic topics of algebra: first degree equations and inequalities including graphing, formulas, and problem solving, exponents and polynomials. Credit for enrollment but not toward graduation; satisfies no college requirement.

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    Contemporary Math - MTH110 (02)

    Professor:
    Dr. Chin-Chi Chen
    Credits:
    3.00
    Day:
    WF
    Time:
    11:00AM-12:15PM
    Building:
    TLHALL
    Room:
    112
    Max Participants:
    20

    Highlights the utility of mathematics in everyday life; increasing proficiency in advanced formula and problem solving, including real world applications. Prerequisite: MTH090 or satisfactory score on the Math placement test.

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    Contemporary Math - MTH110 (01)

    Professor:
    Rachel Curtiss
    Credits:
    3.00
    Day:
    WF
    Time:
    9:00AM-10:15AM
    Building:
    TLHALL
    Room:
    112
    Max Participants:
    20

    Highlights the utility of mathematics in everyday life; increasing proficiency in advanced formula and problem solving, including real world applications. Prerequisite: MTH090 or satisfactory score on the Math placement test.

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    Precalculus - MTH113 (01)

    Professor:
    Dr. Chin-Chi Chen
    Credits:
    3.00
    Day:
    WF
    Time:
    12:30PM-1:45PM
    Building:
    TLHALL
    Room:
    112
    Max Participants:
    20

    A course which focuses on functions (polynomial, rational, exponential, trigonometric) and their properties. There will be an emphasis on incorporating world problems. Prerequisite: MTH090 or satisfactory score on Math placement test.

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