Program Profile
NetMath Distance Education Program from the University of Illinois
NetMath students work in an interactive hands-on learning environment using Calculus&Mathematica, an award-winning courseware that makes it possible to do mathematical text, calculations, graphics and run programs in a single environment with the ease of a standard word processor. Students achieve a better conceptual understanding of the material while still gaining knowledge of the methods of problem-solving. When a student enrolls in a NetMath course, he or she is matched with a college student mentor who serves as a personal tutor, answers questions, and maintains contact with them as they progress through the course. Homework is submitted via an online course management system and is then graded by their mentor and returned to the student. Students also take online quizzes and written exams in-person with a local proctor. High school students use a teacher at their own school to administer exams and coordinate other details with the university. Adult learners are responsible for finding a local proctor that meets the NetMath proctor guidelines. NetMath Courses MATH 012 College Algebra MATH 014 Trigonometry MATH 016 Algebra and Trigonometry MATH 115 Preparation for Calculus MATH 220 Calculus I MATH 225 Introductory Matrix Theory MATH 231 Calculus II MATH 234 Calculus for Business, I MATH 241 Calculus III MATH 285 Intro to Differential Equations MATH 286 Intro to Differential Equations Plus MATH 290 Symbolic Computation Lab MATH 292 Vector Calculus Supplement MATH 380 Advanced Calculus MATH 415 Applied Linear Algebra MATH 461 Introduction to Probability Theory Delivery Method: Term length: All students may finish in less than their established term (nine months or 16 weeks) if they wish. Students may enroll at any time for courses in both term lengths. Classes offered on: Credit options for courses within the program: Number of Required Campus Visits: 0 Enrollment Type: Total Number of Credit Hours: Varies with course. Tuition/Program Costs: Varies with course. Admission Requirement(s): - High School Students must be in senior standing and have a B+ average or better in their mathematics courses and a math ACT score of at least 27. If enrolling in Math 231, students either need credit in NetMath 220 or an AB level AP score of 4 or higher. If enrolling in Math 241, the student needs credit in NetMath 231 or a BC level AP score of 4 or 5. (Available ACT or AP scores must be submitted with NetMath registration.) - Adult Learners need to exhibit a background that supports the prerequisites for the NetMath course of their choice. There is no need for a placement test Application Deadline: Students can enroll in NetMath courses at any time during the year. Please do not register until you are ready to begin the course. Registration processing will take 1–2 weeks. Once registered, you will have 16 weeks to complete the course (nine months for current high school students). Departmental Program Website: netmath.uiuc.edu Program Contact(s): Debra Woods |
Nights
Self-paced