So Applied Calculus won't work?
Where do Modern Mathematics courses with following descriptions fit?
Limits and continuity. Differentiation with applications. Newton-Raphson method. Integration; the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus. Linear Algebra: Systems of linear equations, Gauss elimination, matrices. 2x2 determinants.
Implicit functions and differentiation. Related rates, concavity, inflection points and asymptotics. Optimization. L'Hôpital's rule. Applications of integration. Techniques of integration. Numerical integration. Functions of 2 or more variables, partial derivatives. Linear Algebra: Higher-order determinants, introduction to n-dimensional space, inner product, projections, cross product, lines and planes in 3-dimensional space.
I have one year of statistics and one year of modern mathematics.
(sorry to bump in this thread, but it's not logical to keep making new thread)