Santa Rosa Junior College mathematics curriculum has undergone many changes.
Here is all the current information on what courses and programs the Mathematics Department offers.
Support Course Information and Important Enrollment Links
Math 15 with Math 215 concurrent support
Math 25 with Math 225 concurrent support
Explanation of Math 27 split to Math 25 and Math 58
Cross Enrollment at Sonoma State University for SRJC students
Students enrolling in mathematics courses at SRJC fall into three categories.
- Students who have taken the prerequisite course at SRJC or an equivalent course at another accredited college or university with a documented grade of A, B, C, or p have met the prerequisite and may enroll in the next class.
- Students who have not taken and passed the stated prerequisite as referenced in Category 1 must refer to Assessment Services for placement in their first math class.
- Students who have received an NP, D, F, or W in the stated prerequisite course can repeat the prerequisite course in order to meet the conditions of Category 1, and thereafter may enroll in the course for which the repeated course is a prerequisite.
Mathematics course outlines
MATH 1A Calculus, First Course
MATH 1B Calculus, Second Course
MATH 1C Calculus, Third Course
MATH 2 Calculus, Fourth Course-Differential Equations
MATH 4 Discrete Mathematics
MATH 5 Introduction to Linear Algebra
MATH 6 An Introduction to Higher Mathematics
MATH 9 Finite Mathematics
MATH 10 Nature of Mathematics
MATH 15 Elementary Statistics
MATH 16 Introduction to Mathematical Analysis
MATH 25 Precalculus Algebra
MATH 27 Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry
MATH 49 Independent Study in Mathematics
MATH 58 Precalculus Trigonometry
MATH 70 Precalculus Problem Solving Enrichment
MATH 74 Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers - Number Systems
MATH 200 B-STEM Concurrent Support
MATH 215 Elementary Statistics Concurrent Support
MATH 225 Precalculus Algebra Concurrent Support
MATH 770 Supplemental Instruction: Math and Science (The Math Lab)