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MATH 1073 creditsSee offeringsHas prerequisites

Introduction to Math Modeling and Probability

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1500
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Median grade
B
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3.8%
23.6%
4.8%
2.5%
20.6%
3%
1.2%
11.8%
2.3%
0.6%
5%
1.3%
8.5%
10.8%
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PROFESSORSCOREGRADEHRS/WKTERMS
LI
Laura Iosip
3 community ratings
7.3
SB
Sarah Burnett
1 community ratings
10
JH
Joshua Himmelsbach
4 community ratings
6
SD
Samuel Dipasqua
3 community ratings
9.3
TQ
Tong Qi
3 community ratings
10
JL
Joshua Lucker
4 community ratings
9.5
CD
Charles Dziedzic
5 community ratings
8.4
EK
Ergun Kacar
3 community ratings
8
MG
Matthew Griffin
76 community ratings
7.2
SG
Sean Gruber
16 community ratings
9.8
MW
Matthew Wilson
2 community ratings
10
MP
Mirna Pinsky
12 community ratings
2.2
JD
Julie Daberkow
7 community ratings
9.6
DF
Debra Franklin
4 community ratings
8
WS
William Schildknecht
13 community ratings
9.8
FO
Franck Olivier Ndjakou Njeunje
5 community ratings
6
SS
Siddharth Sharma
8 community ratings
3.5
MR
Michael Rozowski
1 community ratings
10
AN
Ayala Nuriely
4 community ratings
9.5
AC
Amandeep Chanda
5 community ratings
10
AY
Alexander Yordanov
4 community ratings
8
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Must have math eligibility of MATH107 or higher; and math eligibility is based on Math Placement Exam or successful completion of MATH003 with appropriate eligibilityMATH 107unlocks 12 courses

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