Mathematics BA, BS, Applied Mathematics BS
Degree Descriptions
The BA in Mathematics provides a broad introduction to the subject.
The requirements feature flexibility while providing an opportunity
to explore one or more areas in greater depth or to co-major in
other disciplines.
The BS in Mathematics is a more rigorous program of study which
prepares students for graduate study in mathematics and includes year-long
sequences in algebra and analysis. Students pursuing a Mathematics BS should complete Math 250
by the end of their sophomore year.
The BS in Applied Mathematics combines the rigor of a BS degree with
an emphasis on topics in applied mathematics. It also prepares students
for graduate study in Applied Mathematics and is appropriate for
students interested in interdisciplinary graduate training in the sciences
and engineering.
Incoming freshmen with a 4 or 5 on the AB Calculus AP exam should plan to take Math 112Z.
Incoming freshmen with a 4 or 5 on the AP Calculus BC exam
should take Math 211 or some other 200-level course.
Please note, students must meet the minimum GPA requirement of 2.0 to graduate
with any major or minor from the department.
All classes counting toward the degree must be taken for a letter grade.
Requirements
Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics
Requirements for declarations on or before
Tuesday, August 27, 2013 |
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Requirements for declarations on or after
Wednesday, August 28, 2013 |
| Class Number | Class Name |
| Math 111 | Calculus I |
| Math 112 | Calculus II |
| Math 211 | Multivariable Calculus |
| Math 221 | Linear Algebra |
| Math 250 | Foundations of Mathematics |
| 20 additional hours of Math courses | At the 200-level or above, not including Math 207 |
| CS 170 | Introduction to Computer Science I |
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| Class Number | Class Name |
| Math 111 | Calculus I |
| Math 112 | Calculus II |
| Math 211 | Multivariable Calculus |
| Math 221 | Linear Algebra |
| Math 250 | Foundations of Mathematics |
Any 6 Math courses
(3 credits or more) | At the 200-level or above, not including Math 207 |
| CS 170 | Introduction to Computer Science I |
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Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
Requirements for declarations on or before
Tuesday, August 27, 2013 |
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Requirements for declarations on or after
Wednesday, August 28, 2013 |
| Class Number | Class Name |
| Math 111 | Calculus I |
| Math 112 | Calculus II |
| Math 211 | Multivariable Calculus |
| Math 250* | Foundations of Mathematics |
| Math 318 | Complex Variables |
| Math 321 | Vector Spaces |
The sequence:
Math 411/412 | Real Analysis I and II |
The sequence:
Math 421/422 | Abstract Algebra I and II |
| 4 additional hours of Math courses | At the 300-level or above |
| CS 170 | Introduction to Computer Science I |
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| Class Number | Class Name |
| Math 111 | Calculus I |
| Math 112 | Calculus II |
| Math 211 | Multivariable Calculus |
| Math 250* | Foundations of Mathematics |
| Math 318 | Complex Variables |
| Math 321 | Vector Spaces |
The sequence:
Math 411/412 | Real Analysis I and II |
The sequence:
Math 421/422 | Abstract Algebra I and II |
1 additional Math course
(3 credits or more) | At the 200-level or above |
2 additional Math courses
(3 credits or more) | At the 300-level or above |
| CS 170 | Introduction to Computer Science I |
The sequence:
Physics 151/152 | General Physics I and II |
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* Students pursuing a Mathematics BS should complete Math 250 by the end of their sophomore year. |
Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics
Requirements for declarations on or before
Tuesday, August 27, 2013 |
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Requirements for declarations on or after
Wednesday, August 28, 2013 |
| Class Number | Class Name |
| Math 111 | Calculus I |
| Math 112 | Calculus II |
| Math 211 | Multivariable Calculus |
| Math 212 | Differential Equations |
Math 221 or
Math 321 | Linear Algebra or
Vector Spaces |
| Math 250 | Foundations of Mathematics |
| Math 315 | Numerical Analysis |
| Math 351 | Partial Differential Equations |
| 3 courses chosen from the following: | Math 318:
Complex Variables
Math 345:
Math Modeling
Math 346:
Optimization Theory
Math 361:
Probability & Stats I
Math 362:
Probability & Stats II
Math 411:
Real Analysis I
Math 412:
Real Analysis II |
| CS 170 | Introduction to Computer Science I |
| 1 chosen from the following: | The sequence:
Physics 151/152
General Physics I and II
Physics 253:
Modern Physics with Lab
Physics 361:
Analytical Mechanics
Physics 365:
Electromagnetic Fields
Chem/Bio 330:
Molecular Modeling
Chem 331:
Physical Chemistry I
Econ 420:
Econometrics
Math/Econ 425:
Mathematical Economics |
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| Class Number | Class Name |
| Math 111 | Calculus I |
| Math 112 | Calculus II |
| Math 211 | Multivariable Calculus |
| Math 212 | Differential Equations |
Math 221 or
Math 321 | Linear Algebra or
Vector Spaces |
| Math 250 | Foundations of Mathematics |
| Math 315 | Numerical Analysis |
| Math 351 | Partial Differential Equations |
| 3 courses chosen from the following: | Math 318:
Complex Variables
Math 344:
Differential Geometry
Math 345:
Math Modeling
Math 346:
Optimization Theory
Math 352:
PDEs in Action
Math 361:
Probability & Stats I
Math 362:
Probability & Stats II
Math 411:
Real Analysis I
Math 412:
Real Analysis II |
| CS 170 | Introduction to Computer Science I |
| 2 courses chosen from the following: | CS 171:
Introduction to Computer Science II
Any Math or CS course numbered 200 or above |
The sequence:
Physics 151/152 | General Physics I and II |
| 1 course chosen from the following: | Physics 253:
Modern Physics with Lab
Physics 361:
Analytical Mechanics
Physics 365:
Electromagnetic Fields
Chem/Bio 330:
Molecular Modeling
Chem 331:
Physical Chemistry I
Econ 420:
Econometrics
Math/Econ 425:
Mathematical Economics |
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