M098 outcomes and assessment matrix
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This document outlines the learning outcomes for Montana State University Billings' M098 math course. It lists 22 math skills that students are expected to gain proficiency in, organized under the topics of arithmetic, algebra, functions, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus. For each outcome, it indicates if it will be assessed at a basic (B), competent (C), distinguished (D), or exemplary (E) level.
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