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Show Instr: Maria Wilson Time: Thursday 415-SOC- . 5:304:00 p.m. STATISTICS IAL unit of high school or college algebra. Instr: Laird Hartman Credit: 5.0 , Time: 1 :30 p.m. (Starts January Credit: 3.0 I . 17,1986) Levels of measurement; measure of central tendency dispersion and . 002-ELEM- Instr: Dave Hunt Time: Tuesday Department of Computer Science Arts Time: Wednesday functions, of dramatic p.m? 0 . Time: . solution of triangles.. Prerequisite: Math 101 or equivalent. Instr: Bruce Goodrich Credit: 3.0 Time: 8:40 a.m. Duchesne (starts January 17, 1986) 10:25 ' a.m., Altamont (starts January 17, 1986) 12:35 a.m., Roosevelt (starts January 1 7, 1 986) These courses are . cepts, problem analysis, algorithm development, and programming in a .modem high-levlanguage. Prerequisite: CS 170 or premission of instructor:- Math 105 or equivalent mut be taken prior or taught daily, el - 356 Jung Liu SK202-MATHEM- Credit: 3.0 - Sets, logic, and dvelopment of the real number system. Emphasis in on understanding the principles of arithmetic necessary to teach at the elementary school level. INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER Discussion of the structure of various' computer systems. Computer information t, storage and representation, and trends in computer architecture. Symbolic coding at the assembly level. Prerequisites: CS355. Credit: 3.0 Instn Jung Liu COLLEGE OF Prerquisite: ACT math score above 14 or math 001 or consent of instructor. Credi: 3.0 Instr: Bill Caldwell . input-outpu- SCIEUCE Time: Time: Thursday 5:30-8:0- 0 Department of introduction p.m. . Time: .Chemistry INFORMATION SYSTEMS II: MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS. course designfor students of nursing, ed primarily leberal arts, and others whose major field does not require further chemistry. Credit: 5.0 Instn Laird Hartman A lecture-demonostrati- Time: Friday PS111-GENE- RAL 5:30-10:0- 0 Prerequisite: one MODERN GEOMETRY review of Euclidean geometry. Introduction to geometries A critical 7 7i - . - INTRODUCTION TO PROBABILITY THEORY A precalculus course in elementary proor bability theory. Prerequisite: Math-10; CS150 or its equivalent. Credit: 3.0 Instr: Bruce Goodrich 0 Time: Monday p.m. 371 . Mathematics historical 0 ' 0 Department of an significance of the parallel postulates. Projective geometry and transformations. Prerequisite: Math 221 or consent of instructor. Credit: 3.0 Instr: Bruce Goodrich Time: Thursday 5:30-8:0p.m. 2l; " Friday 8:00- - with emphasis on the ' Data organization, storage, hardward, management in the MIS, problem solving, examining the MIS, case studies.. PrereAcctg 202, 203 or perquisite: CS 215, mission of instructor. . Credit: 3.0 Instr: Nelson Denerstein 5:30-8:0Time: Tuesday p.m. - For nonscience majors. & 311 ' p.m. CHEMISTRY i 10:30 p.m. . INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY Monday nqn-Eudide- 515 p.m.: 6 ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND OF A SINGLE VARIABLE' Analytic geometry, differential and tegral calculus, infinite series and applications. Those wishing to study upper division mathematics should complete this sequence. Prerequisites: Math 220. Credit: 4.0 Instr: Curtis May to and analysis of language independent orperating system functions and principles, such as time share usage, file handling, program binding, and ob control languages. Prerequisite: CS 341 or 351. Credit: 3.0 'Instr: Staff Time: Thursday 5:3043:00 p.m. An . 8:00-10:3- CALCULUS 3M SYSTEM UTILIZATION i 1M-4LA- NT Wednesday 221 . Department of Biology FOR ATICS ELEMENTARY TEACHERS ARCHITECTURE PS101 Friday TRIGONOMETRY Trigonometric functions, identities, and COMPUTER PROGRAMMING Instr: 0 & p.m. 0 100-PL- ANE concurrently with CS235. BIOLOGY Structure, function, and diversity of pro- karyotes, fungi, algae, and higher plants. Prerequisite: Bjol 125 or equivalent. Credit: 5.0 Instr: Dave Medlyn 5:30-10:0Time: Monday p.m. Wednesday 8:00-10:3- ' Introduction , logarithms, quisite: Math 101 or equivalent. Instr: Dave Hunt Credit: 5.0 TECHNIQUES to computer science for majors and minors. General computing con- principles and theatrical conventions. The function of theatre personnel and practices of the contemporary stage. Instn Nels Carlson Credit: 5.0 Time: 7:00 a.m. Vernal (Starts January 17, 1986) es, polynomials, mathematical induction, binomial theorem, and matrices. Prere- AND PROBLEM SOLVING UNDERSTANDING THEATRE Survey 5:30-9:0- p.m. equations and . SK235 HU1I1 Credit: 5.0 0 COLLEGE ALGEBRA Real number system, BASIC PROGRAMMING of the language BASIC to teach blem solving skills on a computer. BASIC is the language most commonly supported on small computers, including home computers. Instr: Reid Merkley Credit: 4.0 . Department of in 105 SK15E Use Theatre review of elementary algebra preparation for Math 101. A 5:30-10:3- tionj probability; the normal curve, statistical inference. Instr: Helal Mobasher Credit: 3.0 Time: Thursday 8:0010:30 p.m. . OF ALGERBRA ENTS 8:00-10:3- |