Mathematics

 

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The Associate in Science in Mathematics for Transfer (AS-T) degree will prepare students with the strong foundation necessary for pursing studies at the university level in various majors such as mathematics, statistics, engineering, physics, chemistry, computer science, economics and business. 

A grade of “C” or better is required in all coursework completed for the major.

 

TRANSFER PROGRAMS

Transfer-level math courses designed for students who plan to major in business, education, or liberal arts include the following: 

  • College Algebra for Liberal Arts (Math 20) 
  • Mathematics for Elementary Education (Math 52) 
  • Finite Mathematics (Math 61) 
  • Calculus for Business and the Social Sciences (Math 62) 
  • Elementary Statistics (Math 63) 

This program is designed for students who need advanced mathematics courses and includes the following courses: 

  • Pre-Calculus Algebra (Math 21) 
  • Trigonometry (Math 22) 
  • Precalculus and Trigonometry (Math 25) 
  • Discrete Mathematics (Math 70) 
  • Calculus I with Analytic Geometry (Math 71) 
  • Calculus II with Analytic Geometry (Math 72) 
  • Multivariable Calculus (Math 73) 
  • Differential Equations (Math 78
  • Linear Algebra (Math 79)

Multivariable Calculus is offered each fall semester at Leland High School, and Differential Equations is offered each spring semester at Leland High School. Graphing calculators are required for all listed courses. Some courses may also incorporate the Maple mathematical software package. 

To view the catalog descriptions of the mathematics courses offered at San Jose City College.

VISIT THE SJCC CATALOG FOR MORE MATHEMATICS INFO.

In addition to AA and AS degrees, Associate Degrees for Transfer (AA-T and AS-T) are offered for students who intend to complete a bachelor's degree in a similar major at a California State University.  For details regarding the Associate in Science in Mathematics for Transfer (AS-T) degree.

Degrees in Mathematics AS-T

 

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SUPPORT RESOURCES

View the catalog page links below in each program to learn more about career options, courses and student learning outcomes.

The San José City College Learning Resource Center offers free online and live interactive tutoring via Zoom for all SJCC students in most academic subjects offered by SJCC.  For more details, visit this webpage. 

Student tutors and faculty are offering group tutoring via Zoom for specific sections of mathematics courses.  For more information, visit this webpage.

Student tutors and faculty offer group tutoring via Zoom in math, biology, chemistry, physics, and ethnic studies.  

Students who become peer leaders earn a modest stipend and are offered opportunities to participate in local and national conferences, internships, and more.  To view the current semester schedule of PLTL workshops, visit this webpage.

Online Homework Systems 

Some math sections use one of the following online homework systems: 

Two-unit just-in-time support courses have been established to support students in completing a transfer-level mathematics course within the first year of enrollment at San José City College. 

  • Some sections of Elementary Statistics (Math 63) are coupled with a co-requisite course, Just-in-Time Support for Elementary Statistics (Math 63X). 
  • Some sections of Precalculus Algebra (Math 21) are coupled with a co-requisite course, Just-in-Time Support for Precalculus Algebra (Math 21X). 
  • Some sections of College Algebra  (Math 20) are coupled with a co-requisite course, Just-in-Time Support for College Algebra (Math 20X). 
  • Some sections of Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry (Math 25) are coupled with a co-requisite course, Just-in-Time Support for Precalculus Algebra and  Trigonometry (Math 25X)

 

Mathematics Program Student Learning Outcomes  

  • Symbolic, graphical, numerical representation:  Demonstrate the ability to use symbolic, graphical, numerical, and/or written representation of mathematical ideas. 
  • Mathematical Reasoning:  Use mathematical reasoning to develop mathematical models to solve real-life problems. 
  • Appropriate technology:  Use appropriate technology to enhance their mathematical thinking, solve mathematical problems, and judge their results' reasonableness. 

 

Department Contact

For more information contact Mathematics & Science Division