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Requirements
Mathematics major requirements (12 courses total)
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
- MATH 152 Calculus II
- MATH 241 Linear Algebra
- MATH 253 Calculus III
- MATH 260 Discrete Mathematics
Mathematical Programming:
Take one of the following three courses:
- COMP 151 Introduction to Programming
- DATA 151 Introduction to Data Science
- PHYS 214 Computational Methods for the Physical Sciences
Mathematical Traditions:
Take one of the following three courses:
- MATH 301 Real Analysis
- MATH 311 Modern Algebra
- MATH 317 Geometry
Electives:
Choose three additional courses from the following list, at least two above the 300 level:
- 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 350 Topics in Mathematics
- MATH 410 Research in Mathematics*
- MATH 420 Independent Study*
- STAT 201 Statistics I**
Flex Elective:
Choose an additional course either from the above list or from the following list:
- BIOC 300 Bioinformatics
- COMP 340 Analysis of Algorithms
- COMP 350 Topics in Computer Science*
- DATA 350 Topics in Data Science*
- ECON 371 Introduction to Econometrics
- MCTE 372 Secondary Mathematics Curriculum and Instruction***
- PHYS 311 Math Methods in Physics
- PHYS 356 Statistical Physics
- STAT 202 Statistics II
- STAT 345 Linear Regression and Analysis
- STAT 350 Topics in Statistics*
Capstone Experience:
Take the following two 0.5 credit courses:
- MATH 401 Senior Capstone: Research Proposal
- MATH 402 Senior Capstone: Research Implementation
* Counts at the discretion of the Department
** Or equivalent
*** Counts with Secondary Education Licensure
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.