MATHEMATICS
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RECOMMENDED QUARTER TO SEMESTER COURSE
SUBSTITUTIONS
Math Contact: James
Richards Hagg-Sauer 368 ph. 2840
The following substitutions are recommendations of
the department and are subject to change and
interpretation.
Note: For courses not offered under quarters, see
Semester Course Offerings, below.
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Quarter Courses
1996-98 Undergraduate Catalog
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Recommended Semester Course
Substitution
1998-2000 Undergraduate Catalog
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080
Intermediate Algebra
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0800
Intermediate Algebra
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106
Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers
I
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1011
Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers
I
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107
Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers
II
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Students who need both 107 and 108 should
take
1012
Mathematics for Minnesota Graduation
Standards-Elementary and
1013
Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers II
Students who want only 107 should take 1012 and
will be offered a 2 credit version of 1013
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108
Geometry for Elementary Teachers
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Students who need only 108 will be offered a 3
credit version of
1013
Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers
II
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112
Beginning College Algebra
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1110
Beginning College Algebra or
1100
Algebra and Mathematical Reasoning
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113
College Algebra
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1170
College Algebra
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114
Modern Trigonometry
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Students who need both 113 and 114 should
take
1470
Precalculus
Students who need only 142 will be offered a
special 2 credit Trigonometry course
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141
Pre-Calculus Mathematics I
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1470
Precalculus
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142
Pre-Calculus Mathematics II
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Students who need 141 and 142 should take
1470
Precalculus
Students who need only 142 will be offered a
special 2 credit Trigonometry course
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145
Accelerated Pre-Calculus A
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1470
Precalculus
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146
Accelerated Pre-Calculus B
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1470
Precalculus
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211
Concepts of Calculus I
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Students who need both 211 and 212 should
take
2171
Concepts of Calculus I
Students who need only 211 will be offered a 3
credit version of 2171 Concepts of Calculus I
Covering the later material
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212
Concepts of Calculus II
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Students who only need 212 will be offered a 3
credit version of
2171
Concepts of Calculus I
covering the later material
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213
Concepts of Calculus III
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2172
Concepts of Calculus II
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241
Calculus I
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Students who only need 241 will be offered a 3
credit version of
2471
Calculus I
Students who need 241-243 should take
2471
and 2472
Calculus I and II
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242
Calculus II
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Students who need 242 will be offered a 2 credit
version of 2471
covering the later material and should take
2472
Calculus II to complete the sequence
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243
Calculus III
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Students who need only 243 will be offered a 3
credit version of 2472
covering later material
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244
Calculus IV
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2480
Multivariable Calculus
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245
Differential Equations
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2490
Differential Equations
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260
Applied Statistics
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2610
Applied Statistics
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275
Applied Mathematics For: Business, Economics,
Technology, Life Sciences, and Social Sciences
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2710
Applied Mathematics For: Business, Economics,
Technology, Life Sciences, and Social Sciences
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300
Math Models, Games and Activities for the
Primary Grades
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3050
Math Models, Games and Activities for the
Primary Grades
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301
Math Models, Games and Activities for the
Intermediate Grades
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3051
Math Models, Games and Activities for the
Intermediate Grades
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302
Math Models Games and Activities for the
Elementary Classroom
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3052
Math Models Games and Activities for the
Elementary Classroom
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304
Math Activities for the Junior High/Middle
School Classroom
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3054
Math Activities for the Junior High/Middle
School Classroom
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306
Math Activities for Secondary Classrooms
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3056
Math Activities for Secondary Classrooms
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307
Number Concepts for Elementary Teachers
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3064
Number Concepts for Elementary Teachers or
3065
Mathematical Foundations for Elementary
Teachers
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308
Mathematical Foundations for Elementary
Teachers
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3064
Number Concepts for Elementary Teachers or
3065
Mathematical Foundations for Elementary
Teachers
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310
Problem Solving and Calculators in the
Elementary Classroom
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3064
Number Concepts for Elementary Teachers or
3065
Mathematical Foundations for Elementary
Teachers
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320
Foundations of Mathematics
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Students who need both 320 and 326 should
take
3210
Foundations and Discrete Mathematics
Students who need only 320 will be offered a 3
credit version of 3210
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322
Mathematical Concepts for Middle School /
Junior High Teachers
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3230
Mathematics Concepts for Middle School
Teacher
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326
Discrete Mathematics
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Students who need both 320 and 326 should
take
3210
Foundations and Discrete Mathematics
Students who need only 326 will be offered a 3
credit version of 3210
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327
Mathematical Problem Solving
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3260
Mathematical Problem Solving
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332
Linear Algebra I
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3310
Linear Algebra
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333
Linear Algebra II
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The department will replace this requirement if
the student has already taken 332 with an
appropriate upper division elective
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338
Matrix Algebra
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3350
Matrix Algebra
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340
Introduction to Fractals and Chaos
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3440
Introduction to Fractals and Chaos
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347
Complex Variables I
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4480
Complex Analysis
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348
Complex Variables II
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dropped course
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352
Advanced Euclidean Geometry
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3560
Advanced Euclidean Geometry
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361
Probability Theory
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3631
Probability and Statistics I
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362
Mathematical Statistics
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3632
Probability and Statistics II
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370
Mathematics of Finance
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3730
Mathematics of Finance
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371
Numerical Analysis
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3741
Numerical Analysis and Optimization I
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372
Numerical Analysis II
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3742
Numerical Analysis and Optimization II
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376
Linear Programming
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3750
Linear Programming
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381
History of Mathematics
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3820
History of Mathematics
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411
Actuarial Mathematics I
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4131
Actuarial Mathematics I
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412
Actuarial Mathematics II
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4132
Actuarial Mathematics II
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423
Set Theory
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dropped course
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425
Number Theory
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4240
Number Theory
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431
Abstract Algebra for Secondary Teachers
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4350
Abstract Algebra for Secondary Teachers
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434
Abstract Algebra
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4371
Modern Algebra I
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435
Modern Algebra I
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4371
Modern Algebra I
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436
Modern Algebra II
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4372
Modern Algebra II
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441
Advanced Calculus I
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3410
Introduction to Analysis
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442
Advanced Calculus II
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4470
Advanced Calculus
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451
Geometry of Curves and Surfaces
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4570
Geometry of Curves and Surfaces
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475
Methods of Optimization
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3742
Numerical Analysis and Optimization II
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489
Seminar in Mathematics
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4890
Seminar in Mathematics
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