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MATH 114: Quantitative Reasoning

Enhancing data interpretation, logical reasoning, and real-world problem solving.

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Quick Start

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Work through the course module by module, review before an exam, or grab a calculator. Graded homework, quizzes, and tests are submitted in Canvas.

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Open Module 1 and move straight through — each page flows into the next with concepts, worked examples, and practice.

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Final Review & Exam

Module 13, Module 14, and cumulative review links gathered in one place.

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Course Overview

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How to use this course hub

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Instructor & contact

Instructor: Mr. Andrew Harrison Volk

Email: ahvolk@liberty.edu

Office: DH 4284N

Course focus

This course applies mathematical tools and analysis to practical contexts, including proportions, ratios, financial applications, and basic statistics.

Syllabus and policies

Review the current syllabus in Canvas for term-specific grading policies, attendance expectations, deadlines, and section logistics. This website focuses on reusable course organization and learning materials.

Beyond Class

Problem-solving, competitions, research, and career prep.

Math Club is a student opportunity for anyone who wants to explore mathematics beyond course assignments, including events, teams, GRE preparation, and honor societies.

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Featured Unit

This featured unit points returning students directly to the cumulative course wrap-up. It also appears at the end of the course index below.

Final Review & Exam

Final review materials, end-of-course module links, exam preparation, and cumulative wrap-up materials.

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Work Through the Course

All modules, in order.

Start at Module 1 and move straight through — each page flows into the next, teaches the concept with worked examples, and ends by pointing you to Canvas to submit the graded work.