Survey of concepts of differential and integral calculus for Business and Life Sciences majors with emphasis on modeling and applications. Students will apply the concepts of calculus to problems found in these fields, and interpret the results numerically, algebraically, and graphically. MAT 202 may not be used in place of MAT 211 as a prerequisite for other courses, nor may MAT 202 be used as a program requirement in place of MAT 211. MAT 202 cannot replace MAT 150 as a prerequisite for MAT 211.
Core Tags
MA
Prerequisites
A grade of “C” or better in MAT 111 or 150 or placement by the department
Semester Offered
Offered every spring.