08-19-2015, 09:55 AM
I need to take several upper level math courses as preparation for graduate school: Linear Algebra, Multivariable Calculus, Numerical Analysis, Real Analysis and possibly Graph Theory. Very few online colleges seem to offer upper level math courses, much less at a high frequency, but Empire state seems to be the exception: https://empire2.esc.edu/cdladmin/cdlcat....t?OpenView
Has anyone take upper level math courses there? Are they rigorous (proofs), mostly applications or a mixture? How is the quality of instruction? I can't find any of the syllabuses for the courses or even the professors at this school and there isn't a whole lot of info about the school in general. I've only been able to find info only through the bookstore: the books used in the courses and that the courses require Maple and MyMathLab. If calling them directly would be helpful, I can do that tomorrow (my timezone is GMT +7 and EST is GMT -4 iirc).
Has anyone take upper level math courses there? Are they rigorous (proofs), mostly applications or a mixture? How is the quality of instruction? I can't find any of the syllabuses for the courses or even the professors at this school and there isn't a whole lot of info about the school in general. I've only been able to find info only through the bookstore: the books used in the courses and that the courses require Maple and MyMathLab. If calling them directly would be helpful, I can do that tomorrow (my timezone is GMT +7 and EST is GMT -4 iirc).
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