Intermediate Developmental Math reviews the fundamental arithmetic skill to introduce beginning algebra and problem-solving in preparation for students to acquire mathematical skills, knowledge and attitudes to enter appropriate higher level courses or to satisfy career or personal goals. Units of work include: rational numbers, percent with applications, measurement of area and perimeter, right-angled trigonometry, signed numbers and algebraic expressions, linear equations, and additional vocational material

Prerequisites: "C" or higher in MATH 026 or MATH09 or equivalent or Intermediate Level Placement on the CCP Math Assessment

Restrictions: Must have been admitted to an NLC program.

Lecture Hours: 120