Courses

Courses offered at the LSU Department of Mathematics

Dual Enrollment Program Support Course: Algebra III

This support course (high school credit only) is designed to be taught in the fall semester preceding Math 1021 College Algebra (dual enrollment) in the spring semester. This alternative sequence is suitable for students who are not prepared to take Math 1021 in the fall semester.

Dual Enrollment Program DE Course: Math 1015 Basic Math & Applications

This course covers basic mathematical skills of graphing, formulas for geometric measurement, systems of linear equations and inequalities, review of quadratic equations, logarithms and application to exponential growth and decay, triangle trigonometry and its application to geometry and measurement.

Dual Enrollment Program: Pre-DE Course Listing

Dual Enrollment Program: Support Course Listing

Dual Enrollment Program: DE Course Listing

Dual Enrollment Program: Description

Dual Enrollment Overview

Dual Enrollment Program DE Course: Math 1540 Integral Calculus

Math 1540 covers integrals of algebraic, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions, with applications.

This is an LSU Integrative Learning Core (ILC) course that awards general education credit. Math 1530 and Math 1540 together cover the material of LSU Math 1550. LSU credit will not be given for this course and Math 1431, Math 1550, or Math 1551.

Dual Enrollment Program: Participating Schools

Dual Enrollment Program DE Course: Math 1530 Differential Calculus

Math 1530 Differential Calculus covers limits and derivatives of algebraic, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions, with applications.

This is an LSU Integrative Learning Core (ILC) course that awards general education credit. Math 1530 and Math 1540 together cover the material of LSU Math 1550. LSU credit will not be given for this course and Math 1431, Math 1550, or Math 1551.

Dual Enrollment Program DE Course: Math 1431 Business Calculus

Math 1431 covers differential and integral calculus of algebraic, logarithmic, and exponential functions; applications to business and economics such as maximum-minimum problems, marginal analysis, and exponential growth models.

This is an LSU Integrative Learning Core (ILC) course that awards general education credit. Credit will not be given for this course and Math 1530.

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