This section specifies the mathematics major discipline requirements only. Please refer to the Bachelor of Science section for information on additional requirements.
Lower-level requirements: 36–38 credits
Course
Title
Credits
MATH 111
Calculus I
4
MATH 112
Calculus II
4
or MATH 118
Calculus II for Life Sciences
MATH 211
Calculus III
3
MATH 221
Linear Algebra
3
MATH 265
Transition to
Advanced Mathematics (see Note 1)
3
MATH 270/
STAT 270
Introduction to
Probability and Statistics
4
COMP 152
Introduction to
Structured Programming (see Note 2)
4
MATH 225
Topics in Discrete
Mathematics (see Note 3)
or MATH 255
Ordinary
Differential Equations
3
One pair of courses from the following sequences:
CHEM 111
Principles of
Chemistry I (previously offered)
4
and CHEM 112
Principles of
Chemistry II (previously offered)
4
or
CHEM 113
Principles of
Chemistry I
5
and CHEM 114
Principles of
Chemistry II
5
or
PHYS 111
Mechanics
5
and PHYS 112
Electricity and
Magnetism
5
or
BIO 111
Introductory
Biology I
5
and BIO 112
Introductory
Biology II
5
Note 1: Students who have successfully completed MATH 214 prior to January 2006 may use MATH 214 in place of MATH 265.
Note 2: Students who have successfully completed COMP 150 prior to September 2006 may use COMP 150 in place of COMP 152.
Note 3: Students who have successfully completed MATH 125 prior to January 2005 may use MATH 125 in place of MATH 225.
Upper-level requirements: 30 credits
Course
Title
Credits
MATH 312
Vector Calculus
3
MATH 322
Complex Variables
3
MATH 340
Introduction to Analysis
3
MATH 339
Introduction to Applied Algebraic Systems
or MATH 439
Modern Algebra (see Note 1)
3
Plus:
MATH
300- or 400-level MATH courses (see Note 1)
9
Plus:
MATH or STAT
300- or 400-level MATH or STAT courses
9
Note 1: At least nine MATH credits must be at the 400 level.
Note 2: Students may use PHYS 381 as part of the
30 upper-level credits; however, PHYS 381 cannot be used to satisfy requirements of a math program as well as requirements of a physics program.
