Area 2 Course Options

FINA 101 Personal Financial Literacy (3 units) satisfies Area 2*

Choose any FINA 101 section when reviewing the class schedule

Available for:

• Area 2 Ready: students in majors that do not specify an Area 2 requirement
• ALEKS PPL: proctored score 46+ 

What Area 2 is required or recommended for my major?

FINA 101 is offered in a lecture model and meets two days a week in person or asynchronously online

*FINA 101 does not meet a major requirement in Business Administration (BADM) or Business Information Systems (BSIS). If taken as a BADM/BSIS major, FINA 101 applies only towards overall units-elective credit

MATH 101 Patterns of Mathematical Thought (3 units) satisfies Area 2

Choose from MATH 101 sections 10-16 (will auto-enroll into 01) when reviewing the class schedule

Available for:

• Area 2 Ready: students in majors that do not specify an Area 2 requirement
• ALEKS PPL: proctored score 46+ 

What Area 2 is required or recommended for my major?

MATH 101 is offered in a lecture/discussion model. The course meets two days weekly in a larger lecture format and one day weekly in a smaller discussion group setting

MATH 105 Introduction to Statistics (3 units) satisfies Area 2

Choose from MATH 105 sections 10-16 (will auto-enroll into 01) or 48/49 when reviewing the class schedule

Available for:

• Area 2 Ready: students in majors that do not specify an Area 2 requirement
• ALEKS PPL: proctored score 46+

What Area 2 is required or recommended for my major?

MATH 105 sections 10-16 are offered in a hybrid lecture/discussion model (you will be automatically enrolled in the 01 online lecture) . Components are delivered online asynchronously such as lecture videos, quizzes, and homework. In addition, the course meets in person one day weekly to connect with faculty and peers, exams, projects, and collaborative learning.

MATH 105 sections 48/49 is also offered as an in-person course design utilizing pedagogy, embedded tutors, and collaborative and project-based learning

MATH 101 Patterns of Mathematical Thought (3 units) satisfies Area 2 and MATH 001L Support Course for MATH 101 (1 unit) satisfies the Support course requirement. MATH 001L counts towards units for financial aid/enrollment status but, does not count towards units required for a bachelor's degree (non-baccalaureate credit).

When reviewing the class schedule, choose from MATH 101 sections 10-16 (will auto-enroll into 01) and a section of 001L Support Course for MATH 101. Any section of MATH 101 (section 10-16) can be paired with any section of 001L (section 01-03).

Available for:

• Area 2 Ready with Support: students in majors that do not specify an Area 2 requirement and have an Area 2 with Support placement level
• ALEKS PPL: proctored score 1-45**

What Area 2 is required or recommended for my major?

MATH 101+001L is offered in a lecture/discussion/lab model. The course meets two days weekly in a larger lecture format and one day weekly in a smaller discussion group setting. In addition, the 001L lab meets for an additional hour of discussion to support MATH 101 concepts.

**If your ALEKS PPL assessment is below 45, you are strongly encouraged to continue studying and consider reassessing before starting your MATH course

MATH 105 Introduction to Statistics (3 units) satisfies Area 2 and MATH 005L Foundational Math B (1 unit) satisfies the Support course requirement. MATH 005L counts towards units for financial aid/enrollment status but, does not count towards units required for a bachelor's degree (non-baccalaureate credit).

Choose from MATH 105+005L sections 30-43 when reviewing the class schedule.

Available for:

• Area 2 Ready with Support: students in majors that do not specify an Area 2 requirement and have an Area 2 with Support placement level
• ALEKS PPL: proctored score 1-45**

What Area 2 is required or recommended for my major?

MATH 105+005L is offered in a lecture/lab model. The course meets three days weekly in lecture format focused on concepts and instruction and one day weekly for a two-hour lab focused on comprehension, support, and review.

**If your ALEKS PPL assessment is below 45, you are strongly encouraged to continue studying and consider reassessing before starting your MATH course.

MATH 105 Introduction to Statistics (3 units) satisfies Area 2.

Choose from MATH 105 sections 10-16 (will auto-enroll into 01) or 48/49 when reviewing the class schedule

Available for:

• Area 2 Fulfilled: students in majors that require MATH 105 who have not completed the course with transfer, test, or substitution credit
• Area 2 Ready: students in majors that require MATH 105*
• ALEKS PPL: proctored score 46+

What Area 2 is required or recommended for my major?

MATH 105 sections 10-20 are offered in a hybrid lecture/discussion model (you will be automatically enrolled in the 01 online lecture). Components are delivered online asynchronously such as lecture videos, quizzes, and homework. In addition, the course meets in person one day weekly to connect with faculty and peers, exams, projects, and collaborative learning.

MATH 105 sections 48/49 is also offered as an in person course designed utilizing pedagogy, embedded tutors, and collaborative and project-based learning

*Biology, Computer Information Systems, and Economics majors should consult with a major advisor to determine if the calculus pathway is recommended

MATH 105 Introduction to Statistics (3 units) satisfies Area 2 and MATH 005L Foundational Math B (1 unit) satisfies the Support course requirement. MATH 005L counts towards units for financial aid/enrollment status but, does not count towards units required for a bachelor's degree (non-baccalaureate credit).

Choose from MATH 105+005L sections 30-43 when reviewing the class schedule.

Available for:

• Area 2 Ready with Support: students in majors that require MATH 105*
• ALEKS PPL: proctored score 1-45**

What Area 2 is required or recommended for my major?

MATH 105+005L is offered in a lecture/lab model. The course meets three days weekly in lecture format focused on concepts and instruction and one day weekly for a two-hour lab focused on comprehension, support, and review

*Biology, Computer Information Systems, and Economics majors should consult with a major advisor to determine if the calculus pathway is recommended

**If your ALEKS PPL assessment is below 45, you are strongly encouraged to continue studying and consider reassessing before starting your MATH course

MATH 107 Finite Mathematics for Business (3 units) satisfies Area 2 and a math requirement in the Business Administration (BADM) and Business Information Systems (BSIS) major*. This is applicable to all options in either major program.

Choose from MATH 107 sections 10-15 (will auto-enroll into 01) when reviewing the class schedule

Available for:

• Area 2 Fulfilled: students declared in BADM or BSIS who have not completed MATH 107 with transfer, test, or substitution credit
• Area 2 Ready: students declared in BADM or BSIS*
• ALEKS PPL: proctored score 46+

BADM and BSIS majors require both MATH 107 and MATH 108

MATH 107 sections 10-15 are offered in a hybrid lecture/discussion model (you will be automatically enrolled in the 01 online lecture). Components are delivered online asynchronously such as lecture videos, quizzes, and homework. In addition, the course meets in person one day weekly to connect with faculty and peers, exams, projects, and collaborative learning.

*Students that plan to pursue BADM or BSIS who are not formally declared at the time of enrollment will receive an error message when attempting to add. Contact Math Department for enrollment assistance and/or Business Student Advising for advising and paperwork needed to declare.

MATH 107 Finite Mathematics for Business (3 units) satisfies Area 2 and a math requirement in the Business Administration (BADM) and Business Information Systems (BSIS) major*. This is applicable to all options in either major program. MATH 007L Foundational Math B (1 unit) satisfies the Support course requirement. MATH 007L counts towards units for financial aid/enrollment status but, does not count towards units required for a bachelor's degree (non-baccalaureate credit).

Choose from MATH 107+007L sections 30+ when reviewing the class schedule

Available for:

• Area 2 Ready with Support: students declared in BADM or BSIS*
• ALEKS PPL: proctored score 1-45**

BADM and BSIS majors require both MATH 107+007L and MATH 108

MATH 107+007L is offered in a lecture/lab model. The course meets three days weekly in lecture format focused on concepts and instruction and one day weekly for a two-hour lab focused on comprehension, support, and review.

*Students that plan to pursue BADM or BSIS who are not formally declared at the time of enrollment will receive an error message when attempting to add. Contact Math Department for enrollment assistance and/or Business Student Advising for advising and paperwork needed to declare.

**If your ALEKS PPL assessment is below 45, you are strongly encouraged to continue studying and consider reassessing before starting your MATH course.

MATH 108 Statistics of Business and Economics (3 units) satisfies Area 2 and a math requirement in the Business Administration (BADM) and Business Information Systems (BSIS) major*. This is applicable to all options in either major program.

Choose from MATH 108 sections 10-14 when reviewing the class schedule

Available for:

• Area 2 Fulfilled: students declared in BADM or BSIS* that require MATH 108 who have not completed the course with transfer, test, or substitution credit
• Area 2 Ready: students declared in BADM or BSIS*
• ALEKS PPL: proctored score 46+

BADM and BSIS majors require both MATH 107 and MATH 108

MATH 108 sections 10-14 are offered in a hybrid lecture/discussion model (you will be automatically enrolled in the 01 online lecture). Components are delivered online asynchronously such as lecture videos, quizzes, and homework. In addition, the course meets in person one day weekly to connect with faculty and peers, exams, projects, and collaborative learning.

*Students that plan to pursue BADM or BSIS who are not formally declared at the time of enrollment will receive an error message when attempting to add. Contact Math Department for enrollment assistance and/or Business Student Advising for advising and paperwork needed to declare.

MATH 110 Concepts & Structures in Math (3 units) satisfies Area 2 and a requirement in the Liberal Studies major (LBST)*. This is applicable to all options in LBST.

Required for:

• Area 2 Fulfilled: students declared in LBST who have not earned credit for MATH 110 with transfer, test, or substitution credit
• Area 2 Ready: students declared in LBST
• ALEKS PPL: proctored score 46+

The LBST major requires MATH 110, 210, and 310*

MATH 110 is offered as either an in-person discussion or an asynchronous online course (priority given to LBST online/distance students).

*Students that plan to pursue LBST who are not formally declared at the time of enrollment will receive an error message when attempting to add. Contact Math Department for enrollment assistance and/or Liberal Studies Advising for advising and paperwork needed to declare.

MATH 110 Concepts & Structures in Math (3 units) satisfies Area 2 and a math requirement in the Liberal Studies major (LBST)*. This is applicable to all options in LBST. MATH 010L Foundational Math B (1 unit) satisfies the Support course requirement. MATH 010L counts towards units for financial aid/enrollment status but, does not count towards units required for a bachelor's degree (non-baccalaureate credit).

Required for:

• Area 2 Ready with Support: students declared in LBST
• ALEKS PPL: proctored score 1-45**

Due to course demand, MATH 110+010L is scheduled for spring semesters only

The LBST major requires MATH 110+010L, 210, and 310*

MATH 110+010L is offered in a lecture/lab model. The course meets three days weekly in lecture format focused on concepts and instruction and one day weekly for a two-hour lab focused on comprehension, support, and review.

*Students that plan to pursue LBST who are not formally declared at the time of enrollment will receive an error message when attempting to add. Contact Math Department for enrollment assistance and/or Liberal Studies Advising for advising and paperwork needed to declare.

**If your ALEKS PPL assessment is below 45, you are encouraged to continue studying in ALEKS PPL and consider reassessing before starting the course.

MATH 116 College Algebra (4 units) satisfies Area 2 and works towards the STEM/calculus pathway*. MATH 016L Support Course for MATH 116 (1 unit) satisfies the Support course requirement. MATH 016L counts towards units for financial aid/enrollment status but, does not count towards units required for a bachelor's degree (non-baccalaureate credit).

Required for:

• Area 2 Ready with Support: students declared in a STEM* major
• ALEKS PPL: proctored score 1-45**

What Area 2 is required or recommended for my major?

MATH 116+016L is offered in a lecture/lab model. The course meets four days weekly in lecture format focused on concepts and instruction and one day weekly for a two-hour lab focused on comprehension, support, and review.

Upon completion, STEM students would move to MATH 118 Trigonometry (3 units) and then either MATH 119 Precalculus (4 units), MATH 120 Analytical Geometry & Calculus I (4 units), or MATH 109 Survey of Calculus (4 units) depending on course outcomes, major, and math confidence.

*Biology, Computer Information Systems, and Economics majors should consult with a major advisor to determine if the statistics or calculus pathway is recommended.

**If your ALEKS PPL assessment is below 45, you are strongly encouraged to continue studying and consider reassessing before starting your MATH course.

MATH 118 Trigonometry (3 units) satisfies Area 2 and works towards the STEM/calculus pathway. MATH 118 completes the math requirement in the Natural Sciences major.

Available for:

• Area 2 Fulfilled*: students declared in a STEM major who have not completed MATH 118 with transfer, test, or substitution credit
• Area 2 Ready: students declared in a STEM major
• ALEKS PPL: proctored score 46-60

What Area 2 is required or recommended for my major?

MATH 118 is a discussion model that meets three times weekly in person.

Upon completion, STEM students would move to MATH 119 Precaculus (4 units), MATH 120 Analytical Geometry & Calculus I (4 units), or MATH 109 Survey of Calculus (4 units) depending on course outcomes, major, and math confidence.

*If you are declaring a STEM program and have already completed an Area 2, you should consider assessing with ALEKS PPL to determine calculus readiness. ReviewArea 2 Fulfilled area for more info.

MATH 119 Precalculus (4 units) satisfies Area 2 and works towards the STEM/calculus pathway. MATH 119 completes the math requirement in Advanced Manufacturing & Applied Robotics or Concrete Industry Management major. 

Available for:

• Area 2 Fulfilled*: students declared in a STEM major who have not completed MATH 119 with transfer, test, or substitution credit and meets course prerequisites
• Area 2 Ready: students declared in a STEM major with proctored ALEKS PPL
• ALEKS PPL: proctored score 61-75

What Area 2 is required or recommended for my major?

MATH 119 is a discussion model that meets four times weekly in person.

For most STEM programs, upon completion, students move to MATH 120 Analytical Geometry & Calculus I (4 units) or MATH 109 Survey of Calculus (4 units) if needed.

*If you are declaring a STEM program and have already completed an Area 2, you may be recommended to assess with ALEKS PPL to determine calculus readiness. Review Area 2 Fulfilled area for more info.

MATH 109 Survey of Calculus (4 units) satisfies Area 2 and is applicable to some STEM** major programs

Available for:

• Area 2 Fulfilled*: students declared in a STEM major who have not completed MATH 109 with transfer, test, or substitution credit and meets course prerequisites
• Area 2 Ready: students declared in a STEM major with proctored ALEKS PPL
• ALEKS PPL: proctored score 76+

What Area 2 is required or recommended for my major?

MATH 109 is a discussion/lecture model

Due to decreases in demand, MATH 109 may not be scheduled every semester and will likely update to a once per year offering (fall only). MATH 109 Survey of Calculus is not an approved substitute for MATH 120 Analytical Geometry & Calculus. If MATH 109 is not offered, MATH 120 should be taken instead.

For most STEM programs, upon completion of MATH 116+016L & 118, MATH 118 & MATH 119, or MATH 119, students move to MATH 120 Analytical Geometry & Calculus I (4 units) or MATH 109 Survey of Calculus (4 units) as needed

*If you are declaring a STEM program and have already completed an Area 2, you may still need to assess with ALEKS PPL to determine calculus readiness. ReviewArea 2 Fulfilled area for more info.

**Biology, Computer Information Systems, and Economics majors should consult with a major advisor to determine if the calculus pathway is recommended

MATH 120 Analytic Geometry & Calculus I (4 units) satisfies Area 2 and applicable towards STEM majors requiring caculus.

Available for:

• Area 2 Fulfilled*: students declared in a STEM major who have not completed MATH 120 with transfer, test, or substitution credit and meets course prerequisites
• Area 2 Ready: students declared in a STEM major with proctored ALEKS PPL
• ALEKS PPL: proctored score 76+

What Area 2 is required or recommended for my major?

MATH 120 is a discussion model that meets four times weekly in person.

For most STEM programs, upon completion of MATH 116+016L & 118, MATH 118 & MATH 119, or MATH 119, students move to MATH 120 Analytic Geometry & Calculus I (4 units) or MATH 109 Survey of Calculus (4 units) as needed.

*If you are declaring a STEM program and have already completed an Area 2, you may still need to assess with ALEKS PPL to determine calculus readiness. ReviewArea 2 Fulfilled area for more info.

MATH 121 Analytic Geometry & Calculus II (4 units) is applicable towards STEM majors requiring advanced caculus

Available for:

• Area 2 Fulfilled: students declared in a STEM major who meet the course prerequisites (MATH 120/equivalent or qualifying Advanced Placement Caclulus score*)

What Area 2 is required or recommended for my major?

MATH 121 is a discussion model that meets four times weekly in person

For most STEM programs, upon completion of MATH 120 Analytic Geometry & Calculus I students move to MATH 121 Analytic Geometry & Calculus II (4 units) as needed

*AP Score(s) required: Caculus AB or BC score of 5, or Caclulus BC score 4 with an AB subscore of 5, or AP Caculus AB or BC score of 4 with 90+ score on ALEKS PPL. Contact the Math Department for enrollment assistance.