MATH 702 - MATHEMATICS CONCEPTS, PRINCIPLES, AND APPLICATIONS FOR THE K–12 EDUCATOR

1 to 12 cr hrs

Description This is the hub course of the Masters in Natural Science Mathematics Content Area degree. The credit value depends upon the number of mathematics topic areas in with a student enrolls, and can be repeated as many times as desired depending upon remaining topic areas. Topics will include, but are not limited to linear algebra, abstract algebra, discrete mathematics, probability, statistics, geometry, and analysis. The hub sessions will meet in a seminar format to enable the discussion of mathematics topics not included in the current specific areas of the course, as well as a forum for allowing the student to discuss and learn to interrelationships between the various topic areas. All students registered for one or more mathematics topic areas are required to participate in all of the hub sessions.

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