Quantitative Reasoning
QR courses in Fall 2008
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All students must fulfill the QR1 requirement, demonstrating competence
in basic mathematical and computational principles, in any one of the following
five ways: (1) scoring 630 or better on the MSAT I exam, (2) scoring 570
or better on any mathematics SAT II exam, (3) achieving a score of 28 or
higher on the ACT mathematics exam, (4) passing Skidmore’s quantitative
reasoning examination before the end of the first year, or (5) successfully
completing MA100 before the end of
the sophomore year. In addition, by the end of the junior year, all students
must have fulfilled the QR2 requirement by successfully completing a designated
course in mathematics, statistics, or other numerical operations in various
academic disciplines, or in the use of computers for the manipulation of
mathematical, social-scientific, or scientific data. All QR2 courses have
QR1 as a prerequisite. The following courses fulfill the QR2 requirement:
BI110, 170;
CH103, 105, 105H, 111, 112;
CS102A, 103, 106;
EC103, 104, 237;
ES105;
GE101, 112;
LS2192;
MA102A,B,C,D, 107, 108, 109, 111, 111H,W, 113, 113H,W, 200, 204, 214;
MC215;
MS104, MS104E;
MU255;
PH207;
PS306;
PY103, 105, 106, 108, 109, 192, 194, 207, 221H;
SO225, 226;
TH228