Lower Division GE Area B: Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning

This requirement must be completed with a C- or better. It is recommended for the student’s freshman year and must be completed no later than the junior year (before reaching 60 units).

Courses

MATH 101 - College Algebra Units: 3
MATH 101I - College Algebra with Integrated Support Units: 3
MATH 101T - Trigonometry Units: 3
MATH 102 - Algebra and Elementary Functions Units: 4
MATH 103 - Mathematics as a Liberal Art Units: 3 (not for science or natural resources majors)
MATH 103I - Mathematics as a Liberal Art with Integrated Support Units: 3 (not for science or natural resources majors)
MATH 104 - Finite Mathematics Units: 3
MATH 104I - Finite Mathematics with Integrated Support Units: 3
MATH 105 - Calculus for the Biological Sciences and Natural Resources Units: 3
MATH 107 - Introduction to Linear Algebra Units: 3
MATH 108 - Critical Thinking in Mathematics Units: 3 (for prospective elementary teachers)
MATH 109 - Calculus I Units: 4
PSYC 109 - Introduction to Psychological Statistics Units: 4
STAT 108 - Elementary Statistics Units: 3
STAT 108I - Elementary Statistics with Integrated Support Units: 3
STAT 109 - Introductory Biostatistics Units: 4

GE Area B Notes:

Where courses exceed 3 units, only 3 units count towards GE requirements.

GE requirements cannot be waived and other Cal Poly Humboldt courses cannot be substituted for approved GE courses. To fulfill a particular requirement, a course must be completed during the academic year in which the GE status is designated in the catalog. Courses that meet outcomes of more than one GE area A-F, may only be used to satisfy one of those areas.

Goals

Area B Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning courses develop abilities to reason quantitatively, practice computational skills, and explain and apply mathematical or quantitative reasoning concepts to solve problems.

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