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The Guide to Taking Precalculus Courses

Page 0 The Guide to Taking Precalculus Courses Summer 2023 Page | 1 Philosophy This Guide is intended for students who are Taking pre-calculus mathematics Courses in Colorado State University s Precalculus Program. Entry-level mathematics Courses intended to prepare students to take other university Courses that use mathematics are called pre-calculus Courses . These Courses include College Algebra, Logarithmic and Exponential Functions, and Trigonometry. At Colorado State, all pre-calculus Courses are taught in the Precalculus Program. Students who take pre-calculus mathematics are an academically diverse group. They have different backgrounds, aptitudes, attitudes, and goals. In the early 1970's the CSU Mathematics Department became convinced that these students were not well served in traditional classrooms where, in spite of these differences, everyone is expected to learn in similar ways and at similar rates.

Learning Resources in the Precalculus Program Below is a list of resources available to help you succeed in the Precalculus Program. e-text • Contains the course objectives for each unit and provides printable PDF files of lecture notes. • You will have automatic access to the e-text without purchasing a physical copy or access code

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