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Quantitative Reasoning
3 Credits | Catalog Number: 10804135
This course is intended to develop analytic reasoning and the ability to solve quantitative problems. Topics include logic, probability, descriptive and inferential statistics, linear and non-linear modeling, graphical representation, and functions. The course emphasizes appropriate use of units, dimensions, estimates, mathematical notation, and technology.
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The cost of the digital resources for this course is included in the cost of the class. As an alternative to purchasing this at the time of enrollment, you may opt out of this process and purchase the resources separately through the bookstore. Contact the department chair before the first day of class to learn more about this option.
Students will complete textbook and online assignments and correspond with the instructor and classmates via the Internet. Students must be proficient with computer and Internet usage. Recommended only for the highly motivated and self-directed student who needs flexibility in his/her schedule. Class content is delivered entirely online. You will need a broadband internet connection and may need a webcam OR you can use a workstation at any FVTC location. On the class start date, login to Blackboard at https://blackboard.fvtc.edu. Here you will find the instructor contact information, class syllabus and instructions on how to begin the class. If you have a problem during the login process or have a question about accessing your online class, send an email to online@fvtc.edu or call 920-735-4816.
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Online
Jan 12 - May 16, 2026 Engage in learning activities and interact with other students and your instructor online.
The cost of the digital resources for this course is included in the cost of the class. As an alternative to purchasing this at the time of enrollment, you may opt out of this process and purchase the resources separately through the bookstore. Contact the department chair before the first day of class to learn more about this option.
Students will complete textbook and online assignments and correspond with the instructor and classmates via the Internet. Students must be proficient with computer and Internet usage. Recommended only for the highly motivated and self-directed student who needs flexibility in his/her schedule. Class content is delivered entirely online. You will need a broadband internet connection and may need a webcam OR you can use a workstation at any FVTC location. On the class start date, login to Blackboard at https://blackboard.fvtc.edu. Here you will find the instructor contact information, class syllabus and instructions on how to begin the class. If you have a problem during the login process or have a question about accessing your online class, send an email to online@fvtc.edu or call 920-735-4816.
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Appleton
Jan 13 - May 12, 2026 Tue8:30AM - 11:20AM In Person Classroom
Traditional classroom learning environment with regular lectures, use of technology and student interaction. Students are expected to keep up with the course pace set by the instructor and attendance is required. Recommended for most students.
The cost of the digital resources for this course is included in the cost of the class. As an alternative to purchasing this at the time of enrollment, you may opt out of this process and purchase the resources separately through the bookstore. Contact the department chair before the first day of class to learn more about this option.
Appleton
Jan 14 - May 13, 2026 Wed8:30AM - 11:20AM In Person Classroom
The cost of the digital resources for this course is included in the cost of the class. As an alternative to purchasing this at the time of enrollment, you may opt out of this process and purchase the resources separately through the bookstore. Contact the department chair before the first day of class to learn more about this option.
Traditional classroom learning environment with regular lectures, use of technology and student interaction. Students are expected to keep up with the course pace set by the instructor and attendance is required. Recommended for most students.
Public Safety Training Center (PSTC)
Jan 15 - May 14, 2026 Thu12:30PM - 3:20PM In Person Classroom
Traditional classroom learning environment with regular lectures, use of technology and student interaction. Students are expected to keep up with the course pace set by the instructor and attendance is required. Recommended for most students.
The cost of the digital resources for this course is included in the cost of the class. As an alternative to purchasing this at the time of enrollment, you may opt out of this process and purchase the resources separately through the bookstore. Contact the department chair before the first day of class to learn more about this option.
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