Preparatory Mathematics of Data Management for Degree Programs I and II
This mathematics course will prepare students for degree level studies in a variety of disciplines. Students will learn how to manage, organize and analyze data using statistical methods. The role of data in statistical studies will also be investigated. Students will solve probability problems involving a single or multiple events, solve application problems, and learn different probability distributions. In addition, students will analyze and draw conclusions from one and two-variable data by utilizing various numerical, graphical and algebraic summaries. At the mid-point and again at the end of the course, students will create, investigate and present a problem using the skills and concepts they attain throughout the course.
This registration is for Degree Preparation - Mathematics. Please check your communications from the Admissions Office to confirm which course you need to take.
Location: Degree Preparation courses are held at our St. James "A" building, 200 King Street East.
Duration:
15 weeks (only offered through daytime courses 1 pm to 4 pm Tuesday to Thursday)
Start Dates: TBD
For more information about the U-Level Bridging program, email gbcdegreebridging@georgebrown.ca or call (416) 415-5000 ext. 3683.
George Brown College has also signed an articulation agreement establishing exit standards that allow EAP graduates to satisfy English language proficiency requirements at 14 participating colleges, without requiring further admissions testing for a diploma program. For more information, please see ESL Ontario Colleges Articulation Agreement.
