Mathematics, BS

English Composition (6 Credits)

• ENGL 10400 - English Composition I
• ENGL 10500 - English Composition II

Speech Communication (3 Credits)

• COM 11400 - Fundamentals of Speech Communication

Quantitative Reasoning (5 Credits)

• MA 16300 - Integrated Calculus Analysis Geometry I

Natural Sciences (6-8 Credits)

Two Science courses with Lab

Technology (3 Credits)

• CS 20600 - Computer Algebra and Programming

Humanities (3 Credits)

Select from the Humanities Core list

Social Sciences (3 Credits)

Select from the Social Sciences Core list

Additional Credits (3 Credits)

Select from any Core list except FYE

First-Year Experience (FYE) (1 Credit)

• MA 10000 - An Introduction to Mathematical Sciences

Math Major Electives (9 Credits)

Three courses must be selected from an Approved List of 30000 / 40000 level mathematics and statistics courses. Currently the approved list of Mathematics Major Electives consists of:

• MA 37800 - Computational Mathematics II
• MA 31500 - Introduction to Abstract Mathematics - Also, is a prerequisite for MA 44600  and MA 45300 .
• MA 44600 - Introduction to Real Analysis
• MA 45300 - Elements of Algebra I
• MA 47200 - Introduction to Applied Mathematics
• STAT 40001 - Statistical Computing
• STAT 43000 - Applied Statistics

Science Elective (3-4 Credits)

Students may choose from natural science courses in consultation with academic advisor.

Selected Area Electives (18 Credits)

Mathematics majors must choose an 18 credit hour Selected Area (which may be a Minor). At least 3 courses in the Selected Area must be beyond the introductory level (20000 level or above).

Approved Electives (18 Credits)

Students must see their academic advisor for acceptable courses to fulfill this requirement. These courses are used to support career development, strengthening their Selected Area, etc.

Experiential Learning or Other Approved Electives (6-8 Credits)

Students may choose from the list of Experiential Learning Courses or other Approved Electives. Experiential Learning Courses may include undergraduate research approved by the department and/or Undergraduate Teaching Assistantships (UTA)