CAPITAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE
COURSE OUTLINE
INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
SECTION I
SUBJECT AREA & COURSE NUMBER: MAT* G137
COURSE TITLE: Intermediate Algebra
COURSE CATALOG DESCRIPTION: This course builds on the Introductory
Algebra foundation, deepening the study of some topics, and introducing new ones.
Topics include rational expressions, equations and inequalities, graphing, relations and
functions, radicals and rational expressions, conics, and systems of equations. This course
will include use of a graphing calculator.
LECTURE HOURS PER WEEK: 3 CREDIT HOURS: 3
PREREQUISITES: MAT* G094 or Qualifying score on Placement Test
SECTION II
A. SCOPE:
The objective of MAT* G137 is to enable the student to develop a solid understanding of
algebra as a method for solving problems, and to work with, interrelate, and apply the
principles of algebra governing: solutions of linear and quadratic equations (and certain
other equations reducible to linear and quadratic forms), operations on radicals and
rational expressions, the relationship between a graph and its equation, systems of
equations, and functions.
B. REQUIRED WORK: determined by the instructor as described in the course
syllabus
C. ATTENDANCE AND PARTICIPATION: Students are expected to attend each
class, arrive on time, take exams at the scheduled time, and participate in the in-class
learning process. (Specific instructor policies are included on the course syllabus).
D. METHODS OF INSTRUCTION: The methods of instruction are determined by
each instructor and may include but are not limited to: lecture; lecture/discussion; small
group collaborative learning; experiment/exploration; student presentations; use of
technologies such as audio-visual materials; computer; and calculator. 5/20/04
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