Do you need a fast intense review of high school math?

Do you need a fast intense review of high school math?
Do you really want to move into more challenging science or technology courses quickly?

ACC offers two types of "fast" developmental math classes.

In the Fall and Spring semesters, most developmental math classes are offered in sessions that meet for only part of the semester. This allows you to take two of the classes during one semester. In the summer session, some sections of the developmental classes are offered in the short sessions, so that one can complete two sequential courses in one summer. See the ACC schedule for classes scheduled in the various short sessions. Bear in mind that the material covered and the amount of homework is the same for a course no matter how few weeks the course meets. Developmental math courses in the short sessions require a very substantial time commitment.
In the Fall and Spring semesters, we have a section of a combined Elementary-Intermediate Algebra course, which meets about six hours per week for all 16 weeks, uses one textbook for the entire semester, and covers the material of both courses. To enroll for this, look for MATD 0290, Intermediate Algebra, in the schedule. You will also need to register for the section of MATD 0370, Elementary Algebra, which is attached to this. If you have questions about this, contact Nancy Miller, nmiller@austincc.edu.
This course is generally offered at NRG in the fall and spring semesters and is MWF 10:10 - 11:50 am. Allow as much time for homework as if you were taking two separate courses in mathematics, since this one course covers the material of two.