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Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
| Prerequisites | |
| Include ONE of the following options: | |
| MAT 144 | 3 hours |
| MAT 141 and MAT 143 | 5 hours |
| Placement (see information for new students) | 0 hours |
Mathematics Courses |
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| MAT 211 Calculus I | 4 hours |
| MAT 212 Calculus II | 4 hours |
| MAT 220 Linear Algebra | 3 hours |
| MAT 248 Statistical Concepts and Methods for Mathematicians | 3 hours |
| MAT 250 Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning | 3 hours |
| MAT 314 Calculus III | 4 hours |
| MAT 321 Modern Abstract Algebra | 3 hours |
| MAT 354 Differential Equations or MAT 371 Mathematical Modeling | 3 hours |
| MAT 395 Junior Seminar | 2 hours |
| MAT 410 Advanced Calculus | 3 hours |
| MAT 495 Senior Seminar | 2 hours |
| Elective courses in mathematics at the 200 level or above | 6 hours |
| Must complete two course pairing from approved list* | |
Other Courses |
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| CS 101 Beginning Programming | 3 hours |
| One of the following sequences: BIO 105/145 or BIO 110/115 plus 4 additional hours of BIO at the 200 level or above CHE 111/141-112/142 General Chemistry I and II (and labs) PHY 211/241-212/242 General Physics I and II (and labs) |
8 hours |
| 11 semester hours, with all of the hours in one of the following areas: Accounting; Business and Economics; Biology; Chemistry and Physics (this may include required BIO, CHE, or PHY courses above); or Computer Studies (this may include required CS above) |
11 hours |
Total Hours Required for the Major |
54-62 hours |
| *Two course pairings: MAT 220 Linear Algebra and MAT 425 Topics in Algebra MAT 248 Statistical Concepts and Methods for Mathematicians and MAT 345 Statistics II MAT 248 Statistical Concepts and Methods for Mathematicians and MAT 348 Nonparametric Statistics MAT 248 Statistical Concepts and Methods for Mathematicians and MAT 340 Probability and Mathematical Statistics MAT 321 Modern Abstract Algebra and MAT 425 Topics in Algebra MAT 334 Geometry and MAT 434 Topics in Geometry and Topology MAT 354 Differential Equations and MAT 371 Mathematical Modeling MAT 360 Numerical Analysis and MAT 371 Mathematical Modeling MAT 410 Advanced Calculus and MAT 415 Topics in Analysis MAT 410 Advanced Calculus and MAT 434 Topics in Geometry and Topology Other appropriate pairings may be approved by department head |