MATH 1210 Technical Mathematics I

Foundational mathematics covering algebra, trigonometry, and geometry for engineering technology students.

Course overview

MATH 1210 Technical Mathematics I introduces the mathematical principles you will use throughout your engineering technology program. You will work through algebra, trigonometry, and geometry, with a focus on solving practical problems relevant to your trade. The course is designed to build your confidence with numerical methods and prepare you for more advanced topics in your second year.

Who takes this course

This course is required for students in the following programs:

• Pre-Technology Foundations
• Architectural Technology
• Construction Management
• Construction Management (Part-time)
• Medical Office Administration
• Chemical Process Technology
• Electrical Engineering Technology
• Electrical Engineering Technology (Part-time)

Credits: 3 · Hours: 45

Prerequisites

None

Learning outcomes

• Solve linear and quadratic equations involving engineering variables.
• Apply trigonometric principles to calculate angles and forces in static systems.
• Calculate area, volume, and surface area for common geometric shapes.
• Interpret and convert between engineering units and metric standards.

Evaluation