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Precalculus I: Functions Seminar

 

What is this course?

MTH 011 – Precalculus I: Functions Seminar is a course you take at the same time as Precalculus I: Functions (Math 111Z).  Precalculus moves quickly and will assume you have strong pre-requisite knowledge about the topics.

This can be tough if you are new to college-level math or find learning math a challenge.

This small class will be an active learning environment where you can have additional time to work on the skills and concepts needed to succeed in Math 111Z!  We will work on math-based content as well as study skills.  The focus is on supporting you to do well in Precalculus, not to add to your workload.  Activities will be completed during class time or will directly relate to your assignments for Math 111Z. 

Come join a supportive, small-group environment designed to help you meet your math goals! 

  • 2 Credit, pass/no pass
  • Meets 2 hours per week
  • To be taken in the same term as Math 111Z, with the same instructor

Who should register for Precalculus I: Functions Seminar?

Precalculus I: Functions Seminar is open to any student enrolled in Math 111Z, however you should definitely consider taking this seminar if you:

  • Passed Math 95 with a grade of “C”
  • Previously attempted Math 111Z but were unsuccessful
  • Placed into Level 18 and Math 111Z will be your first math class at COCC
  • Placed into Level 18 but you are anxious about your readiness for this level of math
FALL 2024 REGISTRATION
  • MTH 11 Precalculus I Seminar, CRN 40829 (meets Tues/Thurs 11:15-12:15), is a co-requisite course with MTH 111Z Precalculus I:Functions, CRN 40569, which meets Tuesday and Thursday from 1:00-3:00. Students must register for both courses.
  • MTH 11 Precalculus I Seminar, CRN 40830 (meet Mon/Wed 1:00-2:00), is a co-requisite course with MTH 111Z Precalculus I:Functions, CRN 40565, which meets Monday and Wednesday from 10:15-12:15. Students must register for both courses.

Questions?

Contact any of the following math faculty: