Bachelor of Science in Mathematics

The mathematics major has two options:

  • The applied program prepares students to apply mathematics in areas of science, business and technology.
  • The traditional program prepares students for mathematics research and graduate school.
Mathematics Core35 cr
MAT2005Problem Solving2
MAT2122Calculus and Analytic Geometry II4
MAT2215Linear Algebra3
MAT2225Foundations of Mathematics4
MAT3223Calculus and Analytic Geometry III4
MAT3225Discrete Mathematics or2
MAT2075History of Mathematics
MAT3251Probability or4
MAT3252Calculus-based Statistics
MAT3335Ordinary Differential Equations4
MAT3835Career Competencies Seminar1
MAT4335Computer-aided Mathematics4
MAT4845Senior Project (WCE, OCE)3

Applied Program

  • Natural World courses in core curriculum must include MAT2121.
Required Courses16 cr
MAT4337Mathematical Models and Applications4
MAT4339Numerical Analysis4
Related Field Electives8
All eight credits of electives must be chosen from one of the following disciplines, in consultation with the academic advisor; in addition, students are strongly encouraged to complete a minor, where available, in the discipline in which the eight credits are fulfilled:
  • Accounting
  • Biology
  • Chemistry
  • Design
  • Finance
  • Management
  • Management Information Systems
  • Marketing
  • Physics

Traditional Program

  • Natural World courses in core curriculum must include MAT2121 and PHY1201.
Required Courses16 cr
MAT3211Abstract Algebra I4
MAT3245Modern Geometry4
Mathematics Electives8
Choose MAT courses (MAT2825 and higher) not counted above.

Note: WCE= Written Communication Emphasis; OCE = Oral Communication Emphasis. See the catalog for explanation and prerequisites.