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Richard Bland College

MATH110: Contemporary Mathematics

This course is designed primarily for non-STEM students and will transfer as fulfilling the mathematics requirement at many four-year institutions, but not at others. It is intended to give the student an appreciation of the wide applicability of mathematics to many fields of study. Topics include quantitative reasoning and numeracy, mathematical models, statistical reasoning, patterns in nature, voting schemes, and fair division schemes with emphasis on applications.

Overview
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UCGS
UCGS Block V-Mathematics
The Uniform Certificate of General Studies (UCGS) is a 30-credit hour program where all courses shall be transf...see moreThe Uniform Certificate of General Studies (UCGS) is a 30-credit hour program where all courses shall be transferable and satisfy a lower-division general education requirement at any public institution of higher education. UCGS courses may satisfy a general education requirement without having a specific course equivalent at the receiving institution.
Passport
Passport Block V-Mathematics
The Passport is a 16-credit hour two-year college program in which all courses are transferable and shall satis...see moreThe Passport is a 16-credit hour two-year college program in which all courses are transferable and shall satisfy a lower-division general education requirement at any public institution of higher education. Passport courses may satisfy a general education requirement without having a specific course equivalent at the receiving institution.
Delivery Method
Online
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Delivery Method
Campus
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Delivery Method
Hybrid
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Credits
3.0
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Department
Natural Science and Mathematics
Course Notes
Three hours lecture. UCGS and Passport approved course, 2021.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes
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  • Demonstrate proportional reasoning skills, including concepts of size, growth, scientific notation, and scaling of graphs.
  • Identify various models (linear, quadratic, exponential, logarithmic, others), select models that best fit given data, and use models to solve applications.
  • Demonstrate financial and consumer literacy including concepts of simple and compound interest, tax, loans, annuities, and amortization.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of probability and descriptive statistics, including counting methods, permutations, combinations, and measures of central tendency, measures of dispersion, the normal distribution, and interpretation of reported statistical te
  • Demonstrate an understanding of voting methods and deficiencies/defects within the various systems.


Where Will This Course Transfer?
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Institution Identifier Name Notes Level
Central Virginia Community CollegeMTH154Quantitative Reasoning2-Year
J Sargeant Reynolds Community CollegeMTH154Quantitative Reasoning2-Year
Paul D. Camp Community CollegeMTH154Quantitative Reasoning2-Year
Southwest Virginia Community College MTH154Quantitative Reasoning2-Year
Virginia Highlands Community CollegeMTH154Quantitative Reasoning2-Year
Christopher Newport UniversityMATH115Contemporary Mathematics4-Year
Longwood University MATH1QRMath QR Pillar Course4-Year
Longwood University MATH131Mathematical Thinking4-Year
Radford UniversityMATH100N/A4-Year
The University of Virginia's College at WiseMTH100TELECTIVE TRANSFER COURSE4-Year
George Mason UniversityMATH106Quantitative Reasoning4-Year
Norfolk State UniversityMTH103Mathematics in General Education4-Year
William & MaryMATH1XXTransfer Elective CourseActual transfer credit may vary based on credit earned at host institution.4-Year
Old Dominion UniversityMATP1REQN/A4-Year
University of Mary WashingtonMATH110Finite Math with Applications 4-Year
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityMATH1XXPMath ElectiveWith Passport or UCGS, applies to General Education, Pathway 5F. 4-Year
Marymount UniversityMA900Mathematics Transfer Credit UG4-Year
Virginia Commonwealth UniversityMATH131INTRO TO CONTEMPORARY MATH4-Year