Mathematics, B.A.

Mathematics Foundation (15 Credit Hours)

• MATH 1337 - Calculus I and MATH 1338 - Calculus II  

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• MATH 1340 - Consolidated Calculus

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• MATH 3302 - Calculus III: Multi–Variable and Vector Calculus
• MATH 3304 - Introduction to Linear Algebra
• MATH 3313 - Ordinary Differential Equations

Computer Science (3 Credit Hours)

One course from the following:

• CS 1340 - Introduction to Computing Concepts
• CS 1341 - Principles of Computer Science

Statistics (3 Credit Hours)

One course from the following:

• STAT 2331 - Introduction to Statistical Methods
• STAT 4340 /CS 4340 /EMIS 3340 - Statistical Methods for Engineering and Applied Scientists  
• ECE 3360 - Statistical Methods in Electrical and Computer Engineering

Advanced Electives Courses (18 Credit Hours)

Six additional advanced electives at the 3000 level and above, of which:

• At least four must be MATH courses
• At least four must be at the 4000 level and above

Reflecting the highly interdisciplinary nature of modern applied and computational mathematics, the mathematics department allows considerable flexibility in the fulfillment of the “Advanced Electives” requirement of the B.A. degree, with the aim of facilitating the completion of a second major in a related field. Specifically, students may choose their electives from the following lists:

Note that if two courses are chosen from an external department, then both courses must come from the same department. Consult with the mathematics departmental adviser for additional guidance.

Total: 39 Credit Hours