The textbook content, assignments, and assessments for Mathematics for Liberal Arts are aligned to the following learning outcomes. See the list of detailed learning outcomes here:
Module 1: Historical Counting Systems
Early Counting Systems
Positional Systems and Bases
Module 2: General Problem Solving
Proportional Relationships and a Bit of Geometry
Solving Problems With Math
Module 3: Measurement
US Units of Measurement
Systems and Scales of Measurement
Module 4: Graph Theory
Graph Theory Basics
Euler and Hamiltonian Paths and Circuits
Module 5: Fractals
Fractal Basics
Fractals Generated by Complex Numbers
Module 6: Theory and Logic
Set Theory Basics
Logic Basics
Analyzing Arguments With Logic
Module 7: Voting Theory
Preference Ballot Voting
Approval Voting
Module 8: Growth Models
Linear and Geometric Growth
Logarithms and Logistic Growth
Module 9: Finance
Simple and Compound Interest
Annuities and Loans
Module 10: Statistics: Collecting Data
Data Collection Basics
Sampling and Experimentation
Module 11: Statistics: Describing Data
Representing Data Graphically
Numerical Summaries of Data
Module 12: Probability
Computing the Probability of an Event
Applications With Probability
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