Within each section are links to
the class starters, readings,
weekly content checks, and writing samples.
Chapters enumerated with § refer to
Mathematics for the Liberal Arts Corequisite
Week One · January 22
Tuesday – Syllabus, and General Problem Solving Introduction
Thursday – Percents and Proportional Relationships
Week Two · January 29
Tuesday – Solving Problems with Math
Thursday – General Problem Solving Conclusion
Week Three · February 5
Tuesday – Growth Models Introduction
Thursday – Linear Growth and Exponential Growth
Week Four · February 12
Tuesday – Logistic Growth
Thursday – Growth Models Conclusion
Week Five · February 19
Tuesday – Finance Introduction, and Taxes
Thursday – Simple and Compound Interest
Week Six · February 26
Tuesday – Annuities and Loans
Thursday – Annuities and Loans (Continued)
Week Seven · March 4
Thursday – Which Finance Formula to Use?
Thursday – Finance Conclusion
Week Eight · March 11
Tuesday – Logic and Set Theory Introduction, and Fallacies
Thursday – Logic Basics
Week Nine · March 18
Week Ten · March 25
Tuesday – Analyzing Arguments with Logic
Thursday – Analyzing Arguments with Logic (Continued)
Week Eleven · April 1
Tuesday – Set Theory Basics
Thursday – Logic and Set Theory Conclusion
Week Twelve · April 8
Tuesday – Probability Introduction
Thursday – Calculating the Probability of an Event
Week Thirteen · April 15
Tuesday – Counting and Probability
Thursday – Expected Value and Probability Conclusion
Week Fourteen · April 22
Tuesday – Statistics and Data Collection Basics
Thursday – Sampling Methods and Bias
Week Fifteen · April 29
Tuesday – Representing Data Graphically and Numerically
Thursday – Statistics Conclusion
Week Sixteen · May 6
Tuesday – Voting Theory
Thursday – Fairness Criteria
Final Meeting