At Cal State Fullerton (summers 1989 & 1990)
(refer to
The Cal State Fullerton Catalog: Math Courses)
- Math 250A: Intermediate Calculus
- Prerequisite: Mathematics 150A,B or equivalent. A continuation of Math 150. Infinite series,
Taylor’s theorem, functions of several variables, partial differentiation, multiple integration.
- Math 250B:Introduction to Linear Algebra and Differential Equations
- Prerequisite: Math 250A. An introduction to the solutions of ordinary differential equations and
their relationship to linear algebra. Topics include matrix algebra, systems of linear equations,
vector spaces, linear independence, linear transformations and eigenvalues.
- Math 335:Mathematical Probability
- Prerequisite: Mathematics 250A. Probability theory; discrete, continuous, and
multivariate probability distributions, independence, conditional probability
distribution, expectation, moment generating functions, functions of random
variables, and the central limit theorem.
At Cal State Los Angeles (summer 1991)
(refer to the Cal State Math Dept. Course Offerings)
- Math 325: Mathematical Notation and Proof
- Prerequisite: MATH 206. Elementary set theory and number theory with emphasis on notation and types of
proof. Axiomatic method, equivalence relations, £S arguments.
At Cal Poly Pomona (intermittent since
summer 1992)
Math Course Descriptions
at Cal Poly
MATH: 216 Differential Equations
MATH: 314 & 315 Intermediate Analysis
MATH 317: Laplce
Trnsfrms Fourier Series
MATH: 370 Graph
Theory
MATH: 417 Modern
Algebra
MATH: 428 Functions
of a Complex Variable
MATH: 470 Combinatorics
MATH: 480 Mathemat:ical Programming
MATH 511 & 512: Real Analysis
MATH 545 & 546:
Modeling
STAT 331: Applied Statistics
STAT 430: Intro
to Random Processes
STAT 530: Random Processes
STAT 550: Probability
Theory
STAT 584: Queueing Theory
PHY 131: General Physics & 151L: General Physics Laboratory
CS 256: C and C++ for Programmers