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Math for Business Applications, Math 1010

Course Description (from the College): This course covers business-related computations and mathematical concepts including percents and the percent formula; units of measurement; scientific notation; gross earnings; FICA and withholding; markup and markdown; simple and compound interest; simple discount notes; loan amortization; depreciation and inventory; fundamentals of geometry; introduction to descriptive statistics, modeling with data and probability. Emphasis is on applications.  Prerequisite: DEV 0115; minimum grade of “C”
 

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Syllabus -- in Word format  (more details in Blackboard)

Important Dates
Exam I  -- Deadline Friday, September 13th  key study guide
Exam II -- Deadline Friday, October 10th  key  study guide/study guide
Exam III -- Deadline Friday, November 1st key
Exam IV -- Deadline Friday, November 22nd key
Final Exam --  Deadline Tuesday, December 3rd  review / review formulas

more detailed schedule in the syllabus

 

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Office: DH 448
My CSCC email: bmccall2@cscc.edu
Office hours:  2-4 MTWR.

Required MML course: Friday: mccall92472 or MCCALL92472

Answer Keys

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My Math Lab / Course Compass
How to Read a Math Book
Percent Increases & Decreases

Extra Homework Exercises

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