Mission College Mathematics Department Home Page

3000 Mission College Blvd., Santa Clara, CA 95054

	The Mathematics Department at Mission College is one of the largest departments in the college, offering about seventy sections and serving about 1500 students each semester. The department offers courses ranging from basic arithmetic to calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations. Courses are taught by fourteen full-time faculty members and about twenty-five associate faculty members.

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	Course Sequences and Prerequisites Here you will find a Math Map to get an overview of mathematics course sequences and prerequisites.	Department Student Learning Outcomes The Mathematics Department at Mission College offers courses at three levels: basic skills, associate's degree, and transfer. Students completing mathematics courses at Mission College will be able to: solve problems using mathematical terminology, symbols, operations, and techniques according to the course content and level of study; apply technology including calculators and computers to mathematical problems; improve computational and problem-solving skills; construct mathematical models of "real life" problems and draw conclusions from these models; formulate and test mathematical conjectures; adapt general mathematical techniques to course-specific problems; display logical thought processes; and value mathematical ways of thinking. Students will be assessed through written homework, quizzes, tests, and/or oral and written projects.