Concordia MATH 202 tutoring
College Algebra — one-to-one online tutoring to understand difficult concepts, practise problems and prepare for midterms and finals.
Course overview
Concordia MATH 202 is College Algebra after Elementary Functions. It develops algebraic reasoning with topics that may include mathematical induction, progressions, counting, polynomials, inequalities and complex numbers. It is not a remedial algebra course or a substitute for MATH 201.
College algebra beyond elementary functions, not remedial algebra. MATH 201 or equivalent is the formal prerequisite. Topics may include induction, progressions, permutations and combinations, inequalities, polynomials and complex numbers.
Registration requirements
MATH 201 or equivalent.
MATH 202 topics we can help with
Common difficulties
- Distinguishing permutations from combinations by whether order matters
- Writing an induction hypothesis and step without assuming the conclusion
- Moving between Cartesian and polar forms of a complex number
How tutoring can help
Connect algebraic expressions with reasoning: explain a counting choice, justify an induction step, and check complex-number representations. Your section outline determines which topics to work on.
Exam preparation for MATH 202: midterms and finals
Mix progressions, counting, short proofs and complex-number questions from your current outline. For each solution, state validity conditions and check the calculation separately from the reasoning.
Use your section’s outline to choose the chapters to review. We work through permitted practice and comparable problems, without completing graded assignments or exams on your behalf.
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