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Mastering mathematics can open countless opportunities for you because of your highly desirable skill set.
Below are MATH Open Educational Resources (OER) / Zero Textbook Cost courses created for Brooklyn College.
OERs are organized by Course Number
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MATH 1006 College Algebra (Suzuki)
Course: MATH 1006 Title: College Algebra Professor: Jeff Suzuki Platform: MyOpenMath Semester: Fall 2019
MATH 1011/1012
Course: Math 1011/1012 Title: Precalculus Mathematics & Precalculus with Recitation Instructors: Varies Platform: MyOpenMath Creation: Fall 2020
MATH 1021 Precalculus (Suzuki)
Course: MATH 1021 Title: Precalculus Professor: Jeff Suzuki Platform: MyOpenMath
MATH 1201 Calculus I
Course: MATH 1201 Title: Calculus I Instructor: Various Platform: MyOpenMath Creation: Fall 2020
MATH 1201 Introduction to Calculus (Suzuki)
Course: MATH 1201 Title: Introduction to Calculus Professor: Jeff Suzuki Platform: LibGuides & MyOpenMath
MATH 1206 Calculus II
Course: Math 1206 Title: Calculus II Instructor: Varies Platform: MyOpenMath Creation: Fall 2020
MATH 1231 Applied Calculus for Econ, Bus and Finance
Course: MATH 1231 Title: Applied Calculus for Economics, Business and Finance Professor: Diogo Pinheiro Platform: MyOpenMath Semester: Summer 2021
MATH 1311 Thinking Mathematically (Suzuki)
Course: Math 1311 Title: Thinking Mathematically Instructor: Jeff Suzuki Platform: MyOpenMath Semester: Fall 2021
MATH 2101 Linear Algebra (Suzuki)
Course: MATH 2101 Linear Algebra Professor: Jeff Suzuki Platform: MyOpenMath
MATH 2201 Multivariable Calculus (Aulicino)
Course: MATH 2201 Title: Multivariable Calculus Professor: David Aulicino Platform: MyOpenMath Semester: Spring 2021
Calculus for Everyone
Calculus for Everyone: Open Educational Calculus resource created by Professor Miriam Deutch and her team at the Brooklyn College Library and Professors Sandra Kingan, Jeffrey Suzuki, and John Velling.