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STGE 1040 Special Topics in General Education ? Quantitative, Computational, and Mathematical Reasoning
3 hours; 3 credits
Develops at least two of the following four skills: formal reasoning (the use of formal logic or mathematics); abstract representation (the production and interpretation of information using mathematical models such as formulas, graphs, tables, and schematics); empirical analysis (the use of statistical inference, e.g., statistical modeling through sampling of populations or phenomena); and computational reasoning (identification of problems and solutions through the design of algorithms).
Prerequisite: None
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