The document provides information about mathematics courses offered at Laney College. It outlines the math curriculum, which ranges from basic skills to transfer-level courses. It also describes lecture-based and self-paced classes, as well as tutoring resources and support programs like Project Bridge that are available to students. The requirements for an associate's degree in math are also summarized.

1. Mathematics At Laney College

2. The Math Department is located in Building G at Room G-201, known as the MATH LAB

3. Faculty There are 11 full-time math instructors and about 25 part-time instructors

4. What we have to offer … A curriculum ranging from basic skills courses to courses transferable to 4-year colleges and universities Self-paced classes as well as traditional lecture classes Drop-in tutoring services during regular semesters and summer sessions

5. What we have to offer … A curriculum ranging from basic skills courses to courses transferable to 4-year colleges and universities Self-paced classes as well as traditional lecture classes Drop-in tutoring services during regular semesters and summer sessions

6. Math Curriculum Arithmetic Pre-alg Elem Alg Int Alg Statistics Math for Liberal Arts Tech Math w/ Alg Tech Math w/ Geom Tech Math w/ Trig Geometry Trigonometry Pre-cal Calculus I Calculus II Linear Alg Calculus III Discrete Math Diff. Eqn Math for Lab Sci Statistics Math for Liberal Arts Trigonometry Pre-cal Calculus I Calculus II Linear Alg Calculus III Discrete Math Diff. Eqn Transferable to UC and CSU, and Associate Degree Applicable Transferable to CSU only, and Associate Degree Applicable

7. Statistics Math for Liberal Arts Trigonometry Pre-cal Calculus I Calculus II Linear Alg Calculus III Discrete Math Diff. Eqn 13 Statistics 15 Math for Liberal Arts 50 or 52ABC Trigonometry 2 Pre-cal 3A Calculus I 3B Calculus II 3E Linear Alg 3C Calculus III 11 Discrete Math 3F Diff. Eqn Transferable to UC and CSU, and Associate Degree Applicable Transferable to CSU only, and Associate Degree Applicable

8. Math Curriculum Non-transferrable but Associate Degree Applicable Arithmetic Pre-alg Elem Alg Int Alg Statistics Math for Liberal Arts Tech Math w/ Alg Tech Math w/ Geom Tech Math w/ Trig Geometry Trigonometry Pre-cal Calculus I Calculus II Linear Alg Calculus III Discrete Math Diff. Eqn Math for Lab Sci 220ABCD Technical Math with Algebra 220EF Technical Math with Geometry 220G Technical Math with Trigonometry 208 Math for Laboratory Sciences 202 Geometry 203 or 205AB or 211ABCD Intermediate Algebra 201 or 200AB or 210ABCD Elementary Algebra Elem Alg Int Alg Tech Math w/ Alg Tech Math w/ Geom Tech Math w/ Trig Geometry Math for Lab Sci

9. Math Curriculum Not Transferrable Do not count for the Math General Education requirement for the Associate Degree 250 or 251AB Arithmetic 253 Pre-algebra Arithmetic Pre-alg Elem Alg Int Alg Statistics Math for Liberal Arts Tech Math w/ Alg Tech Math w/ Geom Tech Math w/ Trig Geometry Trigonometry Pre-cal Calculus I Calculus II Linear Alg Calculus III Discrete Math Diff. Eqn Math for Lab Sci Arithmetic Pre-alg

10. Associate Degree Requirements Quoted from Laney College Catalog: Candidates for the Associate Degree must complete at least 60 degree applicable units , which include courses in a major, General Education, and electives, as necessary. At least 19 units must be completed in General Education … A minimum number of 18 units required for the major . The specific number of units varies with the major. Students should refer to the individual curriculum patterns for this information. NOTE: When the units from the General Education and major do not total 60 units, students must complete any degree-applicable course(s), referred to as electives , until the total of at least 60 units is obtained. At least 12 units must be taken at Laney College.

11. Math Courses These can be used toward the 60 Associate Degree Applicable units Any of these meets area 4b (math) of the General Education requirement Students who start in Fall 2009 or later: Elementary Algebra cannot be used to meet the general education requirement in mathematics for the Associate Degree !!! Instead, Intermediate Algebra or Geometry will become the minimum math requirement for the Associate Degree!!!! Arithmetic Pre-alg Elem Alg Int Alg Statistics Math for Liberal Arts Tech Math w/ Alg Tech Math w/ Geom Tech Math w/ Trig Geometry Trigonometry Pre-cal Calculus I Calculus II Linear Alg Calculus III Discrete Math Diff. Eqn Math for Lab Sci

12. If you would like to receive an associate degree with a major in math , you have to earn 22 units by taking: one of these two courses. all these four courses… plus Arithmetic Pre-alg Elem Alg Int Alg Statistics Math for Liberal Arts Tech Math w/ Alg Tech Math w/ Geom Tech Math w/ Trig Geometry Trigonometry Pre-cal Calculus I Calculus II Linear Alg Calculus III Discrete Math Diff. Eqn Math for Lab Sci

13. What we have to offer … A curriculum ranging from basic skills courses to courses transferable to 4-year colleges and universities Self-paced classes as well as traditional lecture classes Drop-in tutoring services during regular semesters and summer sessions

14. Lecture vs. Self-paced Lecture Self-paced Classroom Setting Lab Setting Arithmetic 250 251AB Elementary Algebra 201 or 200AB 210ABCD Intermediate Algebra 203 or 205AB 211ABCD Technical Math 220A-G Trigonometry 50 52ABC 210ABCD 211ABCD 220A-G 52ABC

15. How a “Lab Course” Works Work on homework assignments on your own. Visit the Math Lab to work with a tutor when needed. Take a sequence of paper and pencil quizzes/tests/exams at the Math Lab to progress through the course.

16. Math Resources on Campus The Math Lab The best place on campus to get help for math!!! Offers free drop-in tutoring. The Tutorial Center In the Library on the 4th floor. Offers free tutoring by appointment . Study Groups (Group Tutoring) Led by experienced tutors from the Math Lab.

17. Project Bridge Project Bridge is a basic skills learning community at Laney College. Project Bridge is a supportive program for students who want to build skills and confidence. Day Bridge offers afternoon classes in Mathematics, Reading, Writing, Computer Science, Ethnic Studies, Sociology, and Career Preparation. Night Bridge offers a Mathematics class and a Writing class. Project Bridge has a counselor, as well as tutors available before, during, and after class.

18. Math at Project Bridge Math 290: Arithmetic Workshop (Bridge I) Math 291: Arithmetic Workshop (Bridge II) Math 292E: Arithmetic Workshop (Night Bridge)