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MATH 100: Survey of Mathematics

Course Description MATH 100 is a survey of important elementary concepts in algebra, logical structure, numeration systems, and probability, designed to acquaint non-specialists with examples of mathematical reasoning, and to develop an appreciation and understanding of their historical development and of the relationship of mathematics to the modern world. Note: Although MATH 100 fulfills the UHM BA general education core requirements, it is not acceptable as a prerequisite to QM 252, or MATH 135 or higher level mathematics courses. Upon successful completion of MATH 100, the student should be able to: Use basic techniques in symbolic logic to draw deductive conclusions in simple situations. Solve some problems in finance (compounded interest, annuity, installment payment, etc.) using hand calculators. Understand concepts in permutations and combinations, and their applications. Understand basic concepts of probability and statistics. MATH 100 resource page