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- ABA - Applied Behavior Analysis
- ABS - Applied Behavioral Sciences
- ACC - Accounting
- ACL - Adult Continuing Literacy Education
- AES - Applied Educational Studies
- ART - Art
- BEV - Beverage
- BPA - Baking and Pastry
- BRV - Braven Career Development
- BUS - Business and Management
- CAP - Curriculum-Advocacy-Policy
- CAPK - Capstone
- CAR - Career Development
- CCD - Doctoral Core
- CES - Counselor Ed and Supervision
- CIC - Curriculum and Instruction, Core
- CIL - ESL Bilingual Education
- CIS - Social Studies Education
- COM-Communications
- CPL - Credit for Prior Learning
- CSJ - Criminal & Social Justice
- CSS-Computer-Science-Info-Systems
- CUL - Culinary
- DBA - Doctorate in Business Administration
- DEE - Disability and Equity in Education
- DOC - Doctoral Research Courses
- DTE-Design-Thinking-Entreprneship
- EAL - English Additional Language
- ECE - Early Childhood Education
- ECO - Economics
- EDL - Educational Leadership
- EDU - Education
- ELE - Elementary Education
- ENG - English
- ENT - Entrepreneurship
- EPS - Educational Psychology
- ESL - Eng for Speakers of other Lang
- ESR - Educational Statistics and Research
- FIN - Finance
- FND - Foundations
- GEN - General Education
- HCL - Health Care Leadership
- HED - Higher Education Leadership
- HIS - History
- HOS - Hospitality Management
- HRM - Human Resource Management
- HSC - Human Services Core/Counseling
- HSM - Human Services Multiple Program
- HSS - Human Services Substance Abuse
- HUM - Humanities
- INT - Interdisciplinary Studies
- KBPA - Baking and Pastry
- KCUL - Culinary
- LAE - English
- LAM - Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning
  - 300
  - 400
- LAN - Natural Science
- LAP - Psychology/Behavioral Science
- LAS - Social Science
- LDR - Teacher Leadership
- LGT - Legal Technology
- LIBR - Library
- LSE - Learning Sciences in Education
- LTC - Long-Term Care Administration
- MBA - Master of Business Administration
- MEDA - Medical Assistant
- MGE - Middle Grades Education
- MGT - Management
- MHA - Master of Health Services Administration
- MHE - Mathematics Education
- MIS - Management Information Systems
- MKT - Marketing
- MPH - Public Health
- MTH - Math
- OBD- Organizational Behavior, Development & Leadership
- PHI - Philosophy
- PJM - Project Management
- PPA - Public Policy and Administration
- PSYD - Clinical Psychology
- PSY - Psychology
- PTIL-Postsec-Tchng-Instr-Ldrshp
- RLP-Reading-Language-Preservice
- RES - Research Methods
- RLD - Reading and Language, Doctorate
- RLL - Reading and Language, Literacy
- RLR - Reading and Language, Reading
- SCE - Science Education
- SCI - Science
- SCIK - Science - KC
- SEC - Secondary Education
- SOC - Sociology
- SPE - Special Education
- SPY - School Psychology
- SPYF - School Psychology Florida
- SSE - Social Science Education
- STEM-Sci-Technlg-Engr-Math
- SWK - Social Work
- TIE - Technology in Education
- TLA - Teaching Learning Assessment
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LAM 309 Theory of Numbers

This course involves students in discovering, developing, and evolving ideas of elementary number theory. Topics include mathematical induction, divisibility, primes, congruences, and conditional congruences. This course applies toward the mathematics concentration. Prerequisite(s): LAM 220. 5 quarter hours.

Credits

5