College Algebra – Part B

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This course integrates technology with mathematics through the use of online learning resources. Topics include use of formulas, algebraic expressions, polynomials, exponential and logarithmic expressions, and quadratic equations. Students will utilize rat ional and radical expressions and conics functions. This course offers applications that allow students to relate to and to apply concepts to their field of study. NSC 1: Introduction to the Natural Sciences 3.0 units – 45 hours This course presents an overview of the basic concepts of the natural sciences, emphasizing biology, chemistry, physical, earth and space science. These concepts are taught both as a technical foundation and from a historical perspective. The subject matter is integrated into lecture discussions covering the environment, ecology, and the relevance of natural science to human affairs. Subjects discussed include current and relevant social, scientific and economic issues. Special projects and activities may be required. PHIL 1C: Ethics 3.0 units – 45 hours This course provides an introduction to the ethical problems and issues in modern society. Students will discuss current events related to ethical issues and participate in group discussions.