Mathematics Courses A Flow Chart Of Prerequisites
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1MATHEMATICS COURSES
A Flow Chart of Prerequisites
220
240
260
101
100
102
110
2
2A
8
9
10
11
13
14
41A
41B
Basic Mathematics - Designed for students needing a review of basic arithmetic
MATH 220
2B
concepts, including whole numbers, fractions and decimals.
3 units
Pre-Algebra - Contains the following topics: signed numbers, geometry, percents
MATH 240
3 units
and dimensional analysis.
Basic Math and Pre-Algebra - Math 220 and Math 240 combined into a one 5-unit
MATH 260
semester class. For the highly-motivated student who is proficient in arithmetic with
3A
5 units
whole numbers.
Basic Algebra - Designed for students needing a review of BASIC Algebra who will
MATH 101
subsequently take Math 102 or Math 110.
3 units
Technical Applications of Mathematics - Primarily intended for students who will
MATH 100
3B
17
subsequently take Math 110.
3 units
Essential Math - Designed for students needing a math class to earn an Associate
MATH 110
Degree.
3 units
MATH 102
Intermediate Algebra - Prerequisite for all transfer-level math courses.
5 units
6
Precalculus - A one-semester course, recommended only for the highly-motivated
MATH 2
5 units
student who plans to enroll in calculus.
Precalculus College Algebra / Precalculus Trigonometry - A two-course
MATH 2A / 2B
4A
4B
4 units / 3 units
sequence recommended only for students who plan to enroll in calculus.
MATH 3A / 3B
Calculus 3A / Calculus 3B – The first two semesters of the calculus sequence.
4 units / 5 units
MATH 4A
Calculus 4A – The third semester of the calculus sequence.
4 units
Differential Equations – A course for Math, Engineering, and Physical Sciences
MATH 4B
4 units
majors.
Linear Algebra - A transfer course for some math, science, and engineering
MATH 6
degrees.
3 units
Calc Apps for Soc & Life Sci - A course designed for Social and Life Science
MATH 17
majors which require a two-semester calculus sequence.
4 units
Finite Mathematics / Survey of Calculus - Serve as transfer courses for some
MATH 8 / 9
3 units / 4 units
Business and Social Science majors.
Plane Trigonometry - Primarily for students pursuing an AS or certificate in
MATH 10
Drafting, CAD, or Civil Engineering Technology.
3 units
Patterns of Mathematical Thought - Primarily for students pursuing a Liberal Arts
MATH 11
3 units
degree from a CSU campus.
College Algebra for Liberal Arts - For students pursuing a 4-year degree from an
MATH 13
3 units
institution requiring college algebra.
Introduction to Statistics - Primarily for transfer students in Business or Social
MATH 14
4 units
Science.
Concepts of Elementary Math / Concepts of Elem Mathematics - For students
MATH 41A / 41B
pursuing a degree in Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, or Liberal
3 units / 3 units
Studies (they may be taken in any order).
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