Help me on deciding which courses to take..

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For the mathematical logic requirement, BYU do two logic courses; one is listed by EC under their courses. Looking at the syllabi, the first is an introduction to propositional logic and covers a bit of predicate logic. The second course deals specifically with predicate logic and includes a proof of Godel's incompleteness theorem.

The first is really a prerequisite for the second if you don't have any background in these, so check with your adviser if you can just take the first or need the second.

Since you only need to take one of those courses listed, depending on your background you might find either of calculus or stats easier. In addition to the CLEP calculus, there is also a Uexcel (EC) exam in calculus. Three statistics (intro, for business, for behavioural sciences) courses are offered through ALEKS -> ACE and EC accept these and this will probably be the cheapest option at $20/month. You might also be able to do the precalculus course to satisfy this requirement. There is also a stats course available through Straighterline.

Good luck!