WELCOME TO THE MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES DIVISION
The Division of Mathematical Sciences offers instruction to students in mathematics, computer science and engineering. Mathematics courses include basic skills and general education, courses for future teachers, and courses for students majoring in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The computer science program includes a variety of computer language courses and preparation for students transferring to four-year computer science programs. In engineering two courses are offered.
The division is dedicated to promoting student success at all levels. The Mathematics Study Center (MCS106) provides one-to-one tutoring on a drop-in basis. Many mathematics courses provide students the opportunity to use computational technology, such as graphing calculators, Mathematica, and MINITAB.
Information for Winter/Spring 2010
For an overview of all mathematics course offerings at El Camino College, see the new Diagram of Math Course Sequences. For other new courses and information, see below.
| Elementary Algebra |
As of Fall 2009 there are two elementary algebra options, Math 33-43 or Math 40. For details see Math 33-43 vs. Math 40 Comparison. |
| Intermediate Algebra |
There is also now a second intermediate algebra option, Math 73 - Intermediate Algebra for General Education, in addition to Math 80 - Intermediate algebra for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (formerly Math 70). For details see Math 73 vs. Math 80 Comparison.
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| Math Transfer Requirement |
Also, for students who are trying to complete their transfer math requirements, there are several options. Among them are Math 120 - The Nature of Mathematics, and Math 130 - College Algebra. For details see Math 120 vs. Math 130 Comparison.
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GET EXPERIENCE AND EARN MONEY WORKING
AS A MATH OR SCIENCE STUDENT LEADER
AT LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS
APPLY FOR THE STUDENT ENHANCEMENT TEAM (SET)
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DIVISION CONTACTS
Math and Computer Science Building - MCS 101
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Engineering and