Mathematics Bachelor of Science degree

Requirements for the Bachelor of Science Degree in Mathematics

(45 credit hours)

Required Courses

MATH 125	Software for Mathematics	3
	or
CSIT 121	Computer Science I	3
MATH 122	University Calculus I	4
MATH 123	University Calculus II	4
MATH 210	Mathematical Structures and Proof	4
MATH 223	University Calculus III	4
MATH 224	Differential Equations	3
MATH 231	Linear Algebra	4
MATH 323	Introductory Real Analysis	3
MATH 331	Abstract Algebra I	3
STAT 350	Probability and Statistics	3
MATH 405	Senior Seminar	1
MATH 332	Abstract Algebra II	3
	or
MATH 420	Advanced Calculus	3

Two additional MATH or STAT courses numbered 311 or higher, as advised

Cooperative Engineering students following this track may substitute PHYS 425 for MATH 420.

All mathematics majors must complete a science course and its laboratory selected from the following:

Chemistry:

CHEM 115	General Chemistry Lecture I	3
	and
CHEM 125	General Chemistry Laboratory I	1

Physics:

PHYS 230	University Physics I	4
	and
PHYS 232	University Physics I Lab	1

 

Mathematics majors are encouraged to take additional courses in computer science consistent with their career and educational goals.

Students may double major in Mathematics and Applied Mathematics, or in Mathematics and Mathematics Adolescence Education, or in Mathematics and Mathematics-Middle Childhood by completing all of the requirements for both majors.