1. Math Background Required by Higher Education Many the first-year students have such a low level of knowledge in elementary mathematics that it could be a little higher. However, they intend to learn mathematics at the university level, and so they need our help. Some students have tried to memorize math rules and definitions during school training, but they understood nothing. In order to teach students higher math we have to start from the beginning.

2. Math Background Required by Higher Education Algebra GeometryTrigonometry To be admitted to the university programs in mathematics, a student have to demonstrate the ability to succeed in learning in elementary mathematics. Mathematical prerequisite provides the ability: to recognize equivalent forms of a number, to understand the structure of the real to simplify algebraic expressions and formulas; to solve and graph simple equations and inequalities; to apply properties of algebraic, trigonometric, logarithmic, and exponential functions; to interpret math symbols, number system; to justify statements and construct proofs.

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