Mathematics and Related Courses at
the College of the Atlantic
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"Quantitative Reasoning" is one of the graduation requirements. This
means that before you graduate you need to take at least one course
that is designated QR. There are many options. All math classes are
QR courses, and many science classes also meet this requirement. You
are strongly encouraged to meet the QR requirement before your third
year.
If you have questions about what course(s) are best for you, please
talk to your advisers and/or come and see me (Dave Feldman).
Lots of information about quantitative reasoning courses can be found
at
http://hornacek.coa.edu/dave/Teaching/math.shtml
Here you will find our best estimation of the schedule of QR courses,
descriptions for all QR courses, as well as a
long list of Frequently Asked Questions about math and QR at COA.
2001-02 Schedule
- Fall 2001:
- Physics I
- Chaos and Complex Systems
- Introduction to
Statistics
- Winter 2001:
- Physics II
- Introduction to Chaos
and Fractals
- Spring 2001:
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Tentative 2002-03 Schedule
- College Algebra (or something similar)
- Physics I
- Physics II
- Calculus I
- Calculus II
- Chemistry II
- Intro to Statistics
- Biomechanics
Even More Tentative 2003-04 Schedule
- Not Physics I
- Not Physics II
- Not Calculus I
- Not Calculus II
- Chemistry II
- Field Ecology and Data Analysis
- Ordinary Differential Equations (or something similar)
- Intro to Chaos and Fractals
- Intro to Statistics
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