Analytical and Quantitative Thought (A)
Analytical and quantitative thought courses incorporate the study of systems of logic and the mathematical sciences and place primary emphasis on the development of the intellect through inductive and/or deductive processes. Their aim is broader than proficiency in techniques and includes appreciation of how the processes can supplement intuition and provide ways to analyze concrete problems. Goals of “A” courses are to prepare students to critically analyze and solve problems using quantitative, geometric or logical models; form inferences using logical systems and mathematical information and communicate them in writing; give appropriate multiple representations (symbolical, visual, graphical, numerical or verbal) of logical or mathematical information; and estimate, analyze, or check solutions to problems to determine reasonableness, alternative solutions, or to determine optimal methods or results.
OSU Course |
Course Title |
MATH 2103 |
Elementary Calculus |
MATH 2123 |
Calculus for Technology Programs I |
MATH 2133 |
Calculus for Technology Programs II |
STAT 2013 |
Elementary Statistics |
STAT 2023 |
Elementary Statistics for Business and Economics |
