FOUNDATIONS OF MATHEMATICS FOR HEALTH SCIENCE PROFESSIONS

Catalog description

Students will learn and review basic mathematical concepts needed to succeed in Mathematical Reasoning for Health Science Professions. Concepts covered will include quantities and measurements, dosage calculations, dimensional analysis, exponential and logarithmic models, and an introduction to statistical studies and descriptive statistics. This course is a sufficient condition for mathematics placement (see the university's Mathematics, Reading, and Writing Placement policy). Students must be enrolled in MATH 1365 (Mathematical Reasoning for Health Science Professions) to enroll in UNIV 0365. A grade of D or better in the college-level course signifies completion of the developmental requirement. This course does not count toward degree requirements and will not be used to compute semester or cumulative grade point averages.