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MATH 211 Calculus I

Concepts of calculus emphasizing applications in the natural and social sciences. Topics include differential calculus of one and two variables and integration. Prerequisites: three and one-half units of high school mathematics including trigonometry, Math 170, or a minimum ALEKS score of 76. Meets the Quantitative Literacy requirement in the Goshen Core.

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