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PURPOSE
The Calculus credential is designed to document the essential competencies for general application of calculus concepts.
AUDIENCE
This credential is appropriate for a variety of professionals who must apply calculus concepts to solving problems in their work as well as teachers of calculus. In addition to education, these professionals work in areas of engineering, architecture, finance, and economics.
JOB/CAREER REQUIREMENTS
Earning credentials in Calculus demonstrates to prospective employers competencies that are essential to engineering, economics, education, and finance require a foundational knowledge of calculus concepts to understand and perform tasks in their daily responsibilities.
CALCULUS WORKPLACE TASKS:
Calculus teachers have a foundational knowledge of calculus concepts to teach not only calculus, but also related subjects in mathematics.
Engineering professionals and technicians develop, test, and produce a variety of equipment, vehicles, aircraft, spacecraft, machines, and devices.
Engineering professionals and technicians use computer-based modeling and simulation tools and processes to solve problems.
Architects and their staff develop architectural plans and design buildings, houses, and other structures.
Civil engineers and technicians plan and design construction of highways, bridges, utilities, and other infrastructure projects as well as assist with commercial, residential, and land development projects.
Drafters use software to convert engineering and architectural design into technical drawings and plans in areas of architectural, civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering.
Actuaries analyze the financial costs of risk and uncertainty using math, statistics, and financial theories.
Operations research analysts apply advanced mathematical methods to investigate complex issues, solve problems, and make decisions.
EXAM STRUCTURE OVERVIEW
Number of Questions in Exam: 60
Total Time: 120 minutes
Overall Passing Score: 70% (All sections require an individual passing score of 70%)