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Math 351 - Introduction to Abstract Algebra I




General Information

Math 351 is one of two courses mathematics majors may take to satisfy the algebra requirement.   (The other is Math 350.)


Catalog Description

01:640:351-352 Introduction to Abstract Algebra I,II (4,3)
Abstract algebraic systems, including groups, rings, fields, polynomials, and some Galois theory.
Prerequisites: CALC3, 01:640:250, and 300, or permission of department.

Textbook

Thomas W. Hungerford; Abstract Algebra: An Introduction (second edition);
Brooks/Cole, 1997 ; (ISBN# 0-03-010559-5; ISBN13: 9780030105593)

Schedule Archives

Fall 2009 Schedule

InstructorType Index Section Day(s)/
Period
Time Room
(click for map)
Campus
Bumby, Richard L 20413 01 MW5
W6
3:20 PM - 4:40 PM
5:00 PM - 6:20 PM
SEC-211
SEC-212
BUS


Previous Semesters
  • Spring 2009: Prof. O'Nan
  • Fall 2008: Prof. O'Nan
  • Spring 2008: Prof. O'Nan
  • Fall 2007: Prof. Wilson
  • Spring 2007: Prof. O'Nan
  • Fall 2006: William Cook
  • Spring 2006: Prof. Cherlin.
  • Fall 2005: Prof. Lyons.
  • Fall 2004: Prof. Sims.



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