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MATH 110 · Mathematics and Statistics

Precalculus Functions and Models

Polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions, analytic trigonometry, vectors, systems of equations, and polar coordinates.

How to enroll Where it fits Catalog Entry

Catalog overview

Course Essentials

Credits
4
semester credit hours
Level
100
Lower division
Typically offered
Fall & Spring
every semester
Subject
Mathematics and Statistics
14 courses in the catalog

Prerequisites

Grade of C or higher in high school algebra II or placement exam.

100-level courses: introductory, lower-division courses primarily for first-year students. Details: Undergraduate Catalog §9.9.

Generative AI in this course

Every syllabus must state one of three levels: Level 1 (AI not permitted for graded work), Level 2 (AI permitted with disclosure for specified tasks), Level 3 (AI permitted broadly with disclosure). Check your section's syllabus in Canvas. Unless it says otherwise, the university default applies: generative AI tools may be used for brainstorming, studying, and feedback on your own drafts, but not to produce work you submit for a grade.

Details: Student Handbook §5.7 and Student Handbook §5.8. See what each AI level allows.

Offered by

Department of Mathematics

Questions: Academic Advising Center

Office
Lovell Hall 101
Phone
(555) 555-0158
Email
advising@university.alkimi.ai

Degree planning

Where MATH 110 fits

What to take first, what this course opens up, and the requirements it can satisfy, from the Undergraduate Catalog.

Take first

No catalog course is required first.

Catalog wording: Grade of C or higher in high school algebra II or placement exam.

This course

MATH 110

Precalculus Functions and Models

4 credits · 100-level · Fall, Spring

Counts toward

Every course also counts toward the 120 credits needed for a bachelor's degree. Confirm your plan with your advisor or the Academic Advising Center.

AP credit

AP examScoreCredit awardedCounts as
AP Calculus AB3MATH 110 (4 cr)Quantitative Reasoning Core

If you received AP credit for MATH 110, don't enroll in it: taking the course forfeits the AP credits. Details: Undergraduate Catalog §3.11.

2026–27 Instructors

Who teaches MATH 110

Dr. Kwame Asante

Assistant Teaching Professor of Mathematics

Course coordinator for all MATH 110 sections, 2026–27

Office
Ashby Hall 122
Email
kasante@university.alkimi.ai

MATH 110 is a multi-section course: many faculty teach sections of it every semester, and the course coordinator works with them on the shared course requirements. Your section's instructor, meeting time, and room are listed in AlkimiHub when you register.

Department chairs make teaching assignments each year (Faculty Handbook §5.1), and every instructor posts the syllabus in Canvas by the first day of classes (Faculty Handbook §5.2).

Registration

How to enroll in MATH 110

  1. Check the prerequisites

    Grade of C or higher in high school algebra II or placement exam.

  2. Add it in AlkimiHub

    MATH 110 is typically offered in both the fall and spring semesters. Register through AlkimiHub self-service registration, which opens by credit standing. Until the add deadline, you don't need instructor permission as long as seats remain and you've met the prerequisites. Details: Student Handbook §3.3.

  3. If the section is full, join the waitlist

    When a seat opens, AlkimiHub offers it to the first student on the waitlist and emails you. You have 24 hours to claim it before it goes to the next student. Details: Student Handbook §3.10.

Spring 2027 registration opens

By credit standing, in AlkimiHub.

Spring 2027 add deadline

Last day to add a course or change sections (11:59 p.m.).

Fall 2026 add deadline

Last day to add a course or change sections (11:59 p.m.).

Fall 2027 registration opens

By credit standing, in AlkimiHub.

All dates: academic calendar. Registration help: Office of the Registrar.

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