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Undergraduate Study

OLET1625: Reading and Writing Mathematics

Whether you are designing computer algorithms, writing a legal argument, advocating for social or environmental causes, or doing research in basic sciences, being able to read and write logically and coherently is critical. The aim of this unit is to identify and practice logical argument through mathematical writing. Key components of good writing and common pitfalls will be identified, and, in the process, you will also learn how to write and read mathematical proofs.

General Information

OLET1625 is a two credit point unit available within certain courses, including Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Economics. (Prospective students should check the regulations relevant to their course.)

You may also view the description of OLET1625 in the University's course search database.

Students: if you decide to email us please include your name and SID.

To enrol in this unit of study, visit the Canvas OLE site.

For enrolled students or other authorized people only, here is a link to the Canvas page for OLET1625.

Workshops

Students enrolled in OLET1625 are required to participate in on-line workshops during the intensive period.

Online Resources

Online material for this unit will be available from its page on Canvas.