| Course | Lecture/Recit | Concepts | Groups | Applications | Software Use |
| 131e | yes |
some | no | some | none |
| 151 | yes | some | no | some | Webworks |
| 151A | yes | more a | recitation b | more | none |
| 151L |
yes |
somed |
a littlec |
somed |
none |
a 151A uses more graphs and tables in addition to
standard
functions and expressions. 151 places more emphasis on practicing algebraic skills.
b In 151A, group projects are given in break-out sessions
in
recitation. Students work with each other and use
the instructors and other students as instant resources.
c In 151L, some lecture/recitation time will be spent on group
projects inspired by naturally occurring biological problems.
d151L is a bioscience-oriented version of 151, and in particular will use biologically-driven examples, many from courses and faculty in the College of Biological Sciences in addition to the biology-tailored text.
e131 is designed for Business majors and is an easier version of any 151 calculus course without the trig functions.