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Requirements
Mathematics major requirements (12 courses)
A major in mathematics consists of an introductory sequence, a breadth requirement, electives, a capstone experience, and PHYS 130 or 132 (Introductory Physics I or II) or CHEM 140 (General Chemistry I) to satisfy the Science Lab course of the general education requirement.
Introductory Sequence: Take the following six courses:
MATH 151 Calculus I (or equivalent)
MATH 152 Calculus II
MATH 241 Linear Algebra
MATH 253 Calculus III
MATH 260 Discrete Mathematics
COMP 151 Introduction to Programming
DATA 151 Introduction to Data Science
Breadth requirement
Choose three of the following four courses:
MATH 301 Real Analysis
MATH 311 Modern Algebra
MATH 317 Geometry
MATH 339 Probability
Electives
Choose two additional courses from the following courses, at least one the 300 level:
STAT 201 Statistics I
STAT 202 Statistics II
*Pending approval by the Higher Learning Commission.
MATH 254 Differential Equations
MATH 301 Real Analysis
MATH 311 Modern Algebra
MATH 317 Geometry
MATH 323 Numerical Analysis
MATH 339 Probability
MATH 340 Mathematical Modeling
MATH 345 Linear Regression and Analysis of Variance
MATH 350 Topics in Mathematics
MATH 410 Research in Mathematics*
MATH 420 Independent Study*
Capstone experience
MATH 401 Senior Capstone: Research
MATH 402 Senior Capstone: Implementation
* Counts at the discretion of the department
Mathematics minor requirements (5 courses)
A minor in mathematics consists of two required courses and three electives at the appropriate level.
One course from the calculus sequence
MATH 151 Calculus I
MATH 152 Calculus II
MATH 253 Calculus III
One course from the following two courses
MATH 241 Linear Algebra
MATH 260 Discrete Mathematics
Electives above the 150 level to total 5 courses in mathematics. At least one elective should be at or above the 300 level. MATH 210 and 211 will not count toward the minor.
Mathematics major with 9-12 teacher licensure
The full list of requirements for teacher licensure can be found on the Mathematics Teacher Education pages of the education site.