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Contact: Sam Hall Collins 302; X 6118 shall@willamette.edu.
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| The study of mathematics through grade 12 is changing. The emphasis is on less teacher-talk and more lab activities, problem solving opportunities and opportunities to look at connections of mathematics to other disciplines. Assessment is changing, too, with problem solving and modeling replacing some standard tests. So both the content and the techniques of the courses you take here are important. You can choose your math course(s) from among the following. | |
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Math 141, 142, or equivalent: Calculus |
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Math 251: Foundations of Advanced Math |
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Math 253: Linear Algebra |
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Math 263: Discrete Math |
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Math 356: Number Theory |
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Math 366: Optimization |
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Math 456: Abstract Algebra |
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Math 476: Modern Geometry |
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Math 486: Topics for Teachers |
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