Summer Session in Mathematics!

We've created this page to help you learn more about the summer session in mathematics. We hope that you will consider joining us!

ALTERNATIVE TESTING

If alternative testing arrangements are allowed by your instructor, please visit the Exam Administration webpage for more information.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Where can I learn more about content covered in a course? See the individual listing below for links to the catalog and dept. websites with information.
How can I enroll as a non-matriculated student? Instructions are available here
Where can I find days and times for these classes? Days and times are listed here
Do I have to come to the UW Seattle campus for in-person exams? This will vary by instructor. Some courses will require you to be on the UW Seattle campus for tests. Others might allow exams to be administered in other cities following these instructions. Specific information is included below for many of the courses.

Please email advising@math.washington.edu with any other questions!

Algebra - Math 111

Course description and prerequisites

Learn more about the class here

Course modality

Lectures: Recorded, in-person lectures
Quiz section: TBD but hybrid options allowed
Exam information: In-person; times TBD (alternative testing arrangements are allowed)

Precalculus - Math 120

Course description and prerequisites

Learn more about the class here

Course modality

Lectures: Synchronous on Zoom (recorded)
Quiz section: Synchronous on Zoom (not recorded but have a discussion board)
Exam information: In-person; times TBD (alternative testing arrangements are allowed)

Calculus I - Math 124

Course description and prerequisites

Learn more about the class here

Course modality

Section A
- Lectures: Recorded, in-person lectures
- Quiz section: Canvas discussion board, no in-person required
- Exam information: Exams week of July 7, week of Aug 4 and Aug 22 (alternative testing arrangements are allowed)

Section B
- Lectures, quiz section, and exams are all in-person.

Calculus II - Math 125

Course description and prerequisites

Learn more about the class here

Course modality

Section A
- Lectures: Recorded, in-person lectures
- Quiz section: TBD but hybrid options allowed
- Exam information: In-person; times TBD (alternative testing arrangements are allowed)

Section B
- Lectures, quiz section, and exams are all in-person.

Calculus III - Math 126

This course will be taught by Professor Andrew Loveless, a recipient of the UW Distinguished Teaching Award. He created a website for this course which is available here.

Course description and prerequisites

Learn more about Math 126 at UW

Course modality

Lectures: combination of in-person and pre-recorded. All in-person lectures will be recorded and immediately posted after class
Quiz section: In-person with Ed Discussion board available for those who can't attend
Exam information: alternative testing arrangements are allowed

Differential Equations - Math 207

Course description and prerequisites

Course modality

Section A
- Lectures: recorded, in-person lectures
- Exam information: Midterm week 4 and 7; Final Aug 22 (alternative testing arrangements are allowed)

Section B
- all in-person

Matrix Algebra - Math 208

Course description and prerequisites

Course modality

Section A
- Recorded, in-person lectures
- Exams TBD (alternative testing arrangements are allowed)
Section B
- all in-person
Section C
- Recorded, in-person lectures
- Exams TBD (alternative testing arrangements are allowed)

Multivariable Calculus - Math 224

Course description and prerequisites

Course modality

Lectures: recorded, in-person lectures
Exam information: Exams TBD (alternative testing arrangements are allowed)

Mathematical Reasoning - Math 300

Course description and prerequisites

Course modality

Section A
- Lectures: recorded, in-person lectures
- Exam information: Midterm week 4 and 7; Final Aug 22 (alternative testing arrangements are allowed)

Section B
- all in-person

Introductory Real Analysis - Math 327

Course description and prerequisites

Course modality

Lectures: recorded, in-person lectures
Exam information: Tentative exam schedule: July 23 & Aug 22 (alternative testing arrangements are allowed)

Special Topics - Math 380

Course descriptions and prerequisites

Course modality

Section A: Communicating Mathematics Through Sports Data
- Recorded, in-person lectures
- Exams TBD (alternative testing arrangements are allowed)
Section B: The Mathematics behind Quantum Computing
- Recorded, in-person lectures
- Exams TBD (alternative testing arrangements are allowed)

Discrete Mathematical Modeling - Math 381

Course description and prerequisites

Course modality

Lectures: recorded, in-person lectures
Exam information: Midterm TBD; Final Aug 22 (alternative testing arrangements are allowed)

Probability I - Math 394

Course description and prerequisites

Course modality

Section A
- This section is taught by Statistics. Please see the Time Schedule for details.
Section B
- Lectures: recorded, in-person lectures
- Exam information: Tentative exam schedule: Midterm July 23; Final August 22 (in-person) (alternative testing arrangements are allowed)

Probability II - Math 395

Course description and prerequisites

This course is taught by Statistics. Please see the Time Schedule for details.

Introduction to Modern Algebra - Math 402

Course description and prerequisites

Course modality

Recorded, in-person lectures
Exams TBD (alternative testing arrangements are allowed)

Linear Optimization - Math 407

Course description and prerequisites

Course modality

Recorded, in-person lectures
Exams TBD (alternative testing arrangements are allowed)

Introduction to Modern Algebra with Applications - Math 411

Course description and prerequisites

Course modality

Lectures: Recorded, in-person lectures (strongly recommend to attend in-person if possible)
Exam information: In-person exams on July 23 and Aug 22 (alternative testing arrangements are allowed)

Fundamental Concepts of Analysis - Math 424

Course description and prerequisites

Course modality

Lectures: Recorded, in-person lectures
Exam information: Midterm TBD; Final Aug 22 (alternative testing arrangements are allowed)

Introduction to Geometries - Math 444

Course description and prerequisites

Course modality

Lectures: Recorded, in-person lectures
Exam information: TBD (alternative testing arrangements are allowed)

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