Adjunct Instructor of Mathematics
Fall and Spring semester openings for Introductory Algebra courses (MAT 090) on the
Rangely residential campus.
This course prepares students for college level math courses.
Pay commiserate with educational background ($1700-$2100/course plus possible
enrollment bonus)
Adjunct pay scale and contract
Instructor is required to be present 4 hours per week for classroom instruction, with
outside availability to students preferred.
Educational background in Mathematics or related field required. Masters or Doctorate
in Mathematics, Math Education, or related field is highly desirable.
Contact Dr. Todd Ward for further information.
Course Description (MAT 090):
Includes first-degree equations, inequalities, formulas, polynomials, factoring
polynomials, solving quadratic equations by factoring, coordinate geometry, graphing
linear equations and applications. Algebraic fractions and systems of linear equations
may be included.
Course Competencies:
I. Demonstrate knowledge and usage of first-degree equations, inequalities and
formulas. (I)
II. Demonstrate knowledge and usage of polynomials. (II)
III. Demonstrate knowledge and usage of factoring and solving quadratic
equations by factoring. (III)
IV. Demonstrate knowledge and usage of coordinate geometry. (IV)
V. Demonstrate knowledge and usage of algebraic fractions. (V) (Optional)
VI. Demonstrate knowledge and usage of linear systems. (VI) (Optional)
Course Outline:
I. Review prerequisites as needed. (Optional)
II. Demonstrate knowledge and usage of first-degree equations and inequalities
A. Solve first degree equations including those involving fractions,
decimals, ratio, proportion, percent.
B. Check the solution of first degree equations.
C. Solve first degree inequalities.
D. Graph solutions for first degree inequalities.
E. Define the unknowns when solving a word problem.
