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1 Page 1 of 15 Return to Current Catalog Quick-Jump: What is Quick-Jump? Return to Schedule of Classes by Subject Go to Registration Print Version MTH Classes, Fall 2005, Corvallis Campus RALPH SHOWALTER, 368I KIDD, IMPORTANT NOTE Show/Hide Columns: gfedcb Term gfedc Session gfedc P/N gfedcb Location gfedc Status gfedcb Avail gfedcb Fees gfedc StartDate gfedcb CRN gfedcb Instructor gfedc Campus gfedcb Cap gfedc Section Title gfedcb Restrictions gfedc EndDate gfedcb Sec gfedcb Day/Time/Date gfedcb Type gfedc Curr gfedc Section Description gfedcb Comments gfedc Weeks gfedcb Cr Level: All Search Scroll to the right to see additional course information. MTH 065 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA (3) F Staff TBA TBA Lecture 0 0 Go to EOP for F Staff MWF WALD 329 Lecture 0 0 Go to EOP for MTH 095 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA (3) F Staff TBA TBA Lecture 0 0 EOP F Staff TBA TBA Lecture 0 0 EOP F Staff TBA TBA Lecture 0 0 EOP MTH 102 ALGEBRAIC FOUNDATIONS (3) F Staff TBA TBA Lecture 0 0 EOP students F Coles, D. MWF WALD 132 Lecture 0-31 EOP students MTH 103 ALGEBRAIC REASONING (4) F Coles, D. MTWF BEXL 322 Lecture 0-30 EOP students F Coles, D. MTWF MLM 234 Lecture 0-32 EOP
2 Page 2 of 15 students F Coles, D. MTWF BEXL 322 Lecture 0-28 EOP students F Pierce II, L. MWF KIDD 236 Lecture 30-1 F Pierce II, L. MWF KIDD 236 Lecture 30 0 F Staff TBA TBA Lecture 0 0 EOP students MTH 105 INTRODUCTION TO CONTEMPORARY MATHEMATICS (3) F Hake, C. MW GLFN AUD Lecture F Bickner, H. R GILK 108 Recitation 35 1 F Johnson, M. R GILM 234 Recitation 35 7 F Johnson, M. R MLM 234 Recitation F Johnson, M. R BAT 150 Recitation 35 8 F Bickner, H. R BAT 150 Recitation F Bickner, H. R BAT 250 Recitation MTH 111 COLLEGE ALGEBRA (4) F Willard Argyres, P. MWF CORD 1109 F Coe, A. T STAG 132 Recitation 35-1 F Coe, A. T KIDD 280 Recitation 35 1 F Coe, A. T APP 101 Recitation 35 0 F Coe, A. T KIDD 280 Recitation 35-2 F Landeros, A. T STAG 329 Recitation 35 1 F Landeros, A. T BEXL 328 Recitation 35 2 F Willard Argyres, P. MWF CORD 1109 F Grossmiller, B. T BAT 250 Recitation 35 5 F Grossmiller, B. T HOV 202 Recitation 35 1 F Grossmiller, B. T GILM 234 Recitation 35-1 F Grossmiller, B. T BEXL 326 Recitation 35 2 F Landeros, A. T STAG 412 Recitation 35 2 F Landeros, A. T NASH 214 Recitation 20-4 Lecture MTH 095 or equivalent high school preparation. Lecture MTH 095 or equivalent high school preparation.
3 Page 3 of 15 F Staff TBA TBA Examination 0 0 for Credit F Van Wey, A. MWF CORD 1109 Lecture MTH 095 or equivalent high school preparation. F Johnson, T. T WNGR 287 Recitation 35 6 F Johnson, T. T BEXL 326 Recitation 35 3 F Johnson, T. T BAT 250 Recitation 35 2 F Johnson, T. T COVL 218 Recitation 35 2 F Eves, M. T WLKN 231 Recitation 35 9 F Eves, M. T NASH 204 Recitation 35 4 F Van Wey, A. MWF GILB 224 Lecture MTH 095 or equivalent high school preparation. F Stanford, N. T GILK 108 Recitation 35 9 F Stanford, N. T WNGR 275 Recitation 35 3 F Stanford, N. T GLSN 100 Recitation 34 5 F Stanford, N. T GILK 108 Recitation 35 3 F Carroll, M. T KIDD 280 Recitation 35 3 F Carroll, M. T CORD 3121 Recitation 35 8 F Willard Argyres, P. MWF WGND 115 Lecture MTH 095 or equivalent high school preparation. F Osborne, J. T STAG 329 Recitation 30 1 F Osborne, J. T BAT 250 Recitation 30 0 F Osborne, J. T STAG 329 Recitation 30-1 F Osborne, J. T STAG 222 Recitation 30 2 F Carroll, M. T STAG 203 Recitation 30 1 F Carroll, M. T MLM 206 Recitation 30 1 F Coles, D. MWF MLM 234 Lecture 0-27 EOP students F Coles, D. MWF STAG 132 Lecture 0-34 EOP students MTH 112 ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS (4) F Hake, C. MWF DEAR 118 Lecture 8-1 MTH 111.
4 Page 4 of 15 F Balmer, E. T BAT 150 Recitation 35 2 F Balmer, E. T MLM 318 Recitation 35 0 F Balmer, E. T WGND 132 Recitation 35 0 F Balmer, E. T STAG 211 Recitation 35 1 F Pham, H. T STAG 329 Recitation 35 3 F Hake, C. MWF PVY 130 F Dorn, T. T GILK 100 Recitation 35 F Dorn, T. T STAG 111 Recitation 35-1 F Dorn, T. T EDUC 306 Recitation 35 4 F Dorn, T. T NASH 204 Recitation F Hake, C. MWF PVY 130 F Pham, H. T BEXL 320 Recitation 35 9 F Pham, H. T WNGR 275 Recitation 35 4 F Pham, H. T FAIR 305 Recitation 35 3 F Wong, J. T CORD 3121 Recitation 35 1 F Wong, J. T WNGR 275 Recitation Lecture MTH 111. Lecture MTH 111. MTH 199 TOPICS IN MATHEMATICS (1-) F Staff TBA TBA Lecture 0 0 EOP students F Staff TBA TBA Lecture 0 0 EOP students F Staff TBA TBA Lecture 0 0 EOP students F Dick, T. TR KIDD 108H Lecture 20 5 Departmental F Dick, T. MW KIDD 108H Lecture 20 9 Departmental F Lee, K. TR STAG 132 Lecture 0-40 EOP students F Staff TBA TBA Lecture 0 0 Departmental EOP students F Staff TBA TBA Lecture 0 0 Departmental F Coles, D. TR WALD 132 Lecture 0-21 Departmental MTH 211 FOUNDATIONS OF ELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS (4) F Franzosa, M. MWF KIDD 108H Lecture R KIDD 108H
5 Page 5 of 15 F Franzosa, M. MWF KIDD 108H Lecture R KIDD 108H F Hart, D. MWF KIDD 108H Lecture R KIDD 108H MTH 212 FOUNDATIONS OF ELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS (4) F Peterson, S. MWF KIDD 108H Lecture T KIDD 108H MTH 231 ELEMENTS OF DISCRETE MATHEMATICS (4) F Flahive, M. MWF KIDD 364 Lecture MTH 112 or placement in MTH 251. F Rockwell, D. T WNGR 149A Recitation F Rockwell, D. T PHAR 107 Recitation 25 2 F Rockwell, D. T WALD 244 Recitation 25-2 F Rockwell, D. T KIDD 237 Recitation 25 2 F Staff MWF WNGR 1 Lecture 0 0 MTH 112 or placement in MTH 251. F Staff T GILM 234 Recitation 0 0 F Staff TBA TBA Recitation 0 0 F Staff TBA TBA Recitation 0 0 F Staff T GILM 234 Recitation 0 0 MTH 241 CALCULUS FOR MANAGEMENT AND SOCIAL SCIENCE (4) F Willard Argyres, P. MWF MLM 026 F Nightingale, C. T MLM 206 Recitation F Nightingale, C. T MLM 332 Recitation 35 3 F Nightingale, C. T MLM 332 Recitation 35-1 F Nightingale, C. T APP 306 Recitation 35 3 F Nolan, R. T BEXL 326 Recitation 35 1 F Nolan, R. T GILM 234 Recitation 35 4 F Nolan, R. T BAT 150 Recitation 35 1 F Nolan, R. T APP 306 Recitation 35 1 F Zhong, M. T WITH 217 Recitation F Zhong, M. T KIDD 238 Recitation F Zhong, M. T MLM 332 Recitation Lecture MTH 111.
6 Page 6 of 15 F Coles, D. MWRF WALD 244 Lecture 0-32 Departmental EOP students MTH 245 MATHEMATICS FOR MANAGEMENT, LIFE, AND SOCIAL SCIENCES (4) F Peterson, S. MWF GLFN AUD F Wood, A. R BEXL 326 Recitation F Wood, A. R GILM 234 Recitation 35 3 F Wood, A. R WLKN 108 Recitation 35 3 F Wood, A. R WNGR 275 Recitation 35 0 F Neacsu, D. R STAG 203 Recitation 35 1 F Neacsu, D. R WNGR 275 Recitation 35 0 F Neacsu, D. R NASH 214 Recitation 35 8 F Neacsu, D. R WLKN 108 Recitation Lecture MTH 111. MTH 251 DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS (4) F Bowers, S. MWF KIDD 350 Lecture MTH 112. F Limburg, S. R BAT 250 Recitation 35 4 F Limburg, S. R KIDD 280 Recitation 35 2 F Limburg, S. R WGND 132 Recitation 35 0 F Bowers, S. MWF KIDD 364 Lecture MTH 112. F Tardiff, B. R APP 101 Recitation 35 1 F Tardiff, B. R BEXL 326 Recitation 35-4 F Tardiff, B. R MLM 332 Recitation 35 3 F Chen, L. MWF WNGR 1 Lecture 90-1 MTH 112. F Mc Clendon, A. R NASH 204 Recitation 32 3 F Mc Clendon, A. R WGND 132 Recitation 32 0 F Mc Clendon, A. R BEXL 328 Recitation 32 2 F Bowers, S. MWF KIDD 364 Lecture MTH 112. F Miotke, S. R STAG 211 Recitation 35-1 F Miotke, S. R NASH 204 Recitation 35 2 F Miotke, S. R STAG 211 Recitation 35 3 F Scarborough, S. MWF KIDD 350 Lecture 35 1 MTH 112. F Hatase, T. R WGND 132 Recitation 35 2 F Staff TBA TBA Recitation 0 0
7 Page 7 of 15 F Staff TBA TBA Recitation 0 0 MTH 251H DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS (4) F Pohjanpelto, P. MWF STAG 226 Lecture 20 2 Degree Restrictions: +HBA, +HBFA, +HBS (Honors Bachelor of Arts, Honors Bachelor of Fine Arts, Honors Bachelor of Science) F Pohjanpelto, P. R STAG 226 Recitation 20 2 Degree Restrictions: +HBA, +HBFA, +HBS (Honors Bachelor of Arts, Honors Bachelor of Fine Arts, Honors Bachelor of Science) MTH 252 INTEGRAL CALCULUS (4) F Smith, B. MWF KIDD 350 Lecture MTH 251. F Wing, D. R COVL 218 Recitation 35 3 F Wing, D. R KIDD 236 Recitation 35 6 F Wing, D. R APP 306 Recitation 35 F Hart, D. MWF KIDD 364 Lecture MTH 251. F Garibotti, C. R GILK 100 Recitation 35 0 F Garibotti, C. R WNGR 1 Recitation 35 1 F Garibotti, C. R KIDD 364 Recitation F Smith, B. MWF OWEN 102 Lecture MTH 251. F Gottesman, A. R STAG 412 Recitation 35-2 F Gottesman, A. R EDUC 201 Recitation 35 2 F Gottesman, A. R STAG 203 Recitation 35 3 MTH 254 VECTOR CALCULUS I (4) F Hart, D. MWF COVL 221 Lecture 70 5 MTH 252. F Wunderlich, A. R BEXL 320 Recitation 35 5 F Wunderlich, A. R STAG 329 Recitation 35 0 F Scarborough, S. MWF GLSN 200 Lecture 70 3 MTH 252. F Champley, K. R WNGR 275 Recitation 35 1 F Champley, K. R KIDD 280 Recitation 35 2 F Scarborough, S. MWF KIDD 364 Lecture 70 7 MTH 252. F Wunderlich, A. R APP 306 Recitation 35 0 F Wunderlich, A. R KIDD 237 Recitation 35 7 F Chen, L. MWF STAG 106 Lecture 70 9 MTH 252. F Champley, K. R STAG 329 Recitation 35 0 F Champley, K. R STAG 107 Recitation 35 9 F Murphy, L. MWF CORD 2113 Lecture MTH 252.
8 Page 8 of 15 F Morales, F. R STAG 412 Recitation F Morales, F. R STAG 412 Recitation MTH 254H VECTOR CALCULUS I (4) F Garity, D. MWF GILK 104 Lecture 20 0 Degree Restrictions: +HBA, +HBFA, +HBS (Honors Bachelor of Arts, Honors Bachelor of Fine Arts, Honors Bachelor of Science) F Garity, D. W GILK 104 Recitation 20 0 Degree Restrictions: +HBA, +HBFA, +HBS (Honors Bachelor of Arts, Honors Bachelor of Fine Arts, Honors Bachelor of Science) MTH 255 VECTOR CALCULUS II (4) F Dray, T. MWF WNGR 149 Lecture MTH 254. F Wangberg, A. R WNGR 149A Recitation 20 F Wangberg, A. R WNGR 247 Recitation F Wangberg, A. R GILM 234 Recitation MTH 256 APPLIED DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS (4) F Solmon, D. MWF KIDD 350 Lecture MTH 254. F Webb, N. R STAG 222 Recitation 35 5 F Webb, N. R BEXL 328 Recitation 35 5 F Webb, N. R MLM 332 Recitation 35 5 F Solmon, D. MWF PHAR 305 Lecture MTH 254. F Burger, L. R GILM 234 Recitation 35 3 F Burger, L. R KIDD 237 Recitation F Burger, L. R STAG 329 Recitation MTH 299 TOPICS IN MATHEMATICS (1-) F Dick, T. MW KIDD 108H Lecture 20-1 Departmental F Dick, T. TR KIDD 108H Lecture Departmental MTH 306 MATRIX AND POWER SERIES METHODS (4) F Murphy, L. MWF KIDD 350 Lecture 90-6 F Ghimire, K. T BALE 118 Recitation /26/05-10/17/05 T GILK /18/05-12/2/05 F Ghimire, K. T COVL 218 Recitation 30 0 F Ghimire, K. T GILK 100 Recitation 30-4
9 Page 9 of 15 F Petersen, B. MWF KIDD 350 Lecture F Constantinescu, C. T PHAR 107 Recitation 30 5 F Constantinescu, C. T STAG 109 Recitation F Constantinescu, C. T KIDD 237 Recitation 30 3 MTH 311 ADVANCED CALCULUS (4) F Thomann, E. MWF STAG 203 R STAG 109 F Finch, D. MWF STAG 329 R STAG 329 Lecture 30-2 Prior experience with mathematical proofs. Lecture 30-1 Prior experience with mathematical proofs. MTH 341 LINEAR ALGEBRA I (3) F Thomann, E. MWF KIDD 280 Lecture 35 1 MTH 254. F Burton Jr, R. MWF STAG 329 Lecture 35 MTH 254. MTH 351 INTRODUCTION TO NUMERICAL ANALYSIS (3) F Petersen, B. MWF BAT 250 Lecture MTH 235 and programming experience. F Peszynska, M. MWF COVL 218 Lecture MTH 361 INTRODUCTION TO PROBABILITY (3) F Ossiander, M. MWF STAG 222 Lecture MTH 390 FOUNDATIONS OF ELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS (4) F Bowers, S. MWF KIDD 108H Lecture T KIDD 108H MTH 399 SPECIAL STUDIES (1-) F Lee, J. MW BEXL 328 Lecture 20-7 Major/Minor/Option Restrictions: # Major. +555, +560, (Mathematical Sciences, Mathematics, Mathematics) MTH 401 RESEARCH (1-) F Staff TBA TBA Research 0 0 MTH 403 THESIS (1-) F Staff TBA TBA Thesis 0 0
10 Page 10 of 15 MTH 405 READING AND CONFERENCE (1-) F Staff TBA TBA Reading and Conference 0 0 MTH 406 PROJECTS (1-3) F F Griggs, L. TBA TBA Project 10 9 Departmental Contact EOP. Dick, T. TBA TBA Project Instructor's consent. MTH 411 REAL ANALYSIS (3) F Burton Jr, R. MWF KIDD 280 Lecture 30 8 MTH 313, 341. F Chen, L. MWF KIDD 237 Lecture 0-1 Preferred: MTH 313. Required: MTH 341. MTH 436 DIFFERENTIAL GEOMETRY (3) F Staff TBA TBA Lecture 0 0 MTH 434/534 or instructor's consent. MTH 440 COMPUTATIONAL NUMBER THEORY (3) F Schmidt, T. MWF MLM 332 Lecture 20 5 MTH 231 or 235. MTH 443 ABSTRACT LINEAR ALGEBRA (3) F Flahive, M. MWF KIDD 280 Lecture 3-1 MTH 342. MTH 451 NUMERICAL LINEAR ALGEBRA (3) F Higdon, R. MWF BEXL 323 Lecture 15 2 Programming experience. MTH 341 and recitations: MTH 342, 351. MTH 463 PROBABILITY I (3) F Kovchegov, Y. MWF STAG 211 Lecture 15-1 MTH 312, 341. MTH 481 MATHEMATICAL METHODS FOR ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS (3) F Lee, J. MWF APP 306 Lecture 15 3 Class Limitations: -1, -2 (Freshman, MTH 256. Sophomore) MTH 491 ALGEBRA AND GEOMETRIC TRANSFORMATIONS (3) F Edwards, B. TR GILK 113 Lecture 20-6
11 Page 11 of 15 MTH 501 RESEARCH (1-) F Finch, D. TBA TBA Research MTH 505 READING AND CONFERENCE (1-) F Ossiander, M. TBA TBA Reading 10 6 and Conference MTH 506 PROJECTS (1-3) F Dick, T. TBA TBA Project Instructor's consent. MTH 507 SEMINAR (1-3) F F F F Staff T KIDD 356 Seminar 0 0 Finch, D. TBA TBA Seminar Level Limitations: +02, +03, +05 (Graduate, Postbac Degree Seeking, Professional) Staff T KIDD 237 Seminar 0 0 Kovchegov, Y. T STAG 329 Seminar hours MTH 511 REAL ANALYSIS (3) F Burton Jr, R. MWF KIDD 280 Lecture 25 8 MTH 313, 341. F Chen, L. MWF KIDD 237 Lecture 23 0 Preferred: MTH 313. Required: MTH 341. MTH 540 COMPUTATIONAL NUMBER THEORY (3) F Schmidt, T. MWF MLM 332 Lecture MTH 231 or 235. MTH 543 ABSTRACT LINEAR ALGEBRA (3) F Flahive, M. MWF KIDD 280 Lecture 20-9 MTH 342. MTH 551 NUMERICAL LINEAR ALGEBRA (3) F Higdon, R. MWF BEXL 323 Lecture 15-4 Programming experience. MTH 341 and recitations: MTH 342, 351. MTH 563 PROBABILITY I (3) F Kovchegov, Y. MWF STAG 211 Lecture 15-1 MTH 312, 341. MTH 581 MATHEMATICAL METHODS FOR ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS (3) F Lee, J. MWF APP 306 Lecture 29-2 Class Limitations: -1, -2 (Freshman, MTH 256.
12 Page 12 of 15 Sophomore) MTH 591 ALGEBRA AND GEOMETRIC TRANSFORMATIONS (3) F Edwards, B. TR GILK 113 Lecture 30 1 MTH 599 TOPICS IN MATHEMATICS (3) F Waymire, E. TR WLKN 203 Lecture 10 9 MTH 601 RESEARCH (1-) F Pohjanpelto, P. TBA TBA Research MTH 603 THESIS (1-) F Burton Jr, R. TBA TBA Thesis 1 0 F Thomann, E. TBA TBA Thesis 1 0 F Edwards, B. TBA TBA Thesis 1 0 F Schmidt, T. TBA TBA Thesis 2 0 F Faridani, A. TBA TBA Thesis 1 0 F Dray, T. TBA TBA Thesis 1 0 MTH 605 READING AND CONFERENCE (1-) F Dick, T. TBA TBA Reading and Conference MTH 606 SPECIAL PROJECTS (1-) F Dick, T. TBA TBA Project Instructor's consent MTH 607 SEMINAR (1-) F F F F F Burton Jr, R. W KIDD 364 Seminar 12 9 Bogley, W. TBA TBA Seminar 10 7 Take for 1-3 credits Staff TBA TBA Seminar 0 0 Take for 1-3 credits Peszynska, M. F GILK 113 Seminar 10 2 Take for 1-3 credits Flahive, M. M KIDD 280 Seminar 10 3 Take for 1-3 credits MTH 612 COMPLEX ANALYSIS (3) F Staff TBA TBA Lecture 0 0 Mth 411/511. Must be
13 Page 13 of 15 taken in order. MTH 614 FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS (3) F Pohjanpelto, P. MWF GBAD 103 Lecture MTH 512 or 513 or instructor's consent. MTH 619 TOPICS IN ANALYSIS (1-12) F Kovchegov, Y. MWF STAG 211 Lecture 5 5 Taught 463/563. F Staff TBA TBA Lecture 0 0 Taught 612. F Pohjanpelto, P. MWF GBAD 103 Lecture 5 4 Taught 614. MTH 621 DIFFERENTIAL AND INTEGRAL EQUATIONS OF MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS (3) F Showalter, R. MWF MLM 234 Lecture 25 1 MTH 624 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS AND DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS (3) F Staff TBA TBA Lecture 0 0 MTH 411/511. MTH 631 GENERAL TOPOLOGY AND FUNDAMENTAL GROUPS (3) F Garity, D. MWF GILK 104 Lecture 25 6 Taught 676. MTH 634 ALGEBRAIC TOPOLOGY (3) F Bogley, W. MWF BEXL 320 Lecture 25 5 MTH 632. Must be taken in order. MTH 649 TOPICS IN ALGEBRA AND NUMBER THEORY (3) F Schmidt, T. MWF KIDD 237 Lecture F Flahive, M. MWF KIDD 280 Lecture 0-1 Taught 443/543. MTH 654 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS (3) F Higdon, R. MWF GILK 104 Lecture 20 6 MTH 412/512, 451/551. MTH 657 TOPICS IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS (1-12) F Showalter, R. MWF MLM 234 Lecture 5 1 Taught 621. F Staff TBA TBA Lecture 0 0 Taught
14 Page 14 of MTH 658 TOPICS IN MATHEMATICAL MODELING (1-12) F Staff TBA TBA Lecture 0 0 May be repeated for credit. MTH 659 TOPICS IN NUMERICAL ANALYSIS (1-12) F Staff TBA TBA Lecture 0 0 Instructor's consent. F Higdon, R. MWF GILK 104 Lecture 5 5 Taught 654. MTH 669 TOPICS IN STOCHASTIC PROCESSES (1-12) F Ossiander, M. MWF KIDD 356 Lecture 15 7 MTH 675 DIFFERENTIAL GEOMETRY OF MANIFOLDS (3) F Dray, T. MWF KIDD 236 Lecture Taught 679. MTH 676 TOPICS IN TOPOLOGY (3) F Garity, D. MWF GILK 104 Lecture 5 3 Taught 631. F Bogley, W. MWF BEXL 320 Lecture 5 4 Taught 634. MTH 679 TOPICS IN GEOMETRY (1-12) F Staff TBA TBA Lecture 0 0 Taught 436/536. F Dray, T. MWF KIDD 236 Lecture 5 3 Taught 675. MTH 689 TOPICS IN MATHEMATICS EDUCATION (1-12) F Edwards, B. M KIDD 108H Lecture 25 8 DISCLAIMER: Future term data are continually updated. Check the web frequently for current information. Legend - Signifies that the course is offered in current or future terms. - Signifies the course as a Baccalaureate Core Course. - Signifies that fees may apply to the course. + - Include restriction. - - Exclude restriction. * - Prereq may be taken prior to or simultaneously with this course.
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