The mathematics program emphasizes concepts, procedures, and connections. All courses develop reasoning abilities along with skills in precise communication of concepts. Problem solving is addressed throughout the program. Students are provided with solid mathematical foundation that well prepare them for advanced graduate study or careers in education, businesses, industrial or other professional fields and practical skills and methods to deal with realistic problems in those fields.
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Mathematics (MATH) courses at the 2000 level or higher, including 12 credit hours at the 3000 level or higher. MATH 2340 is recommended as a general elective course but does not count toward the mathematics electives requirement.
A minor in an approved discipline or an approved interdisciplinary minor.
Mathematics (MATH) courses at the 2000 level or higher, including 12 credit hours at the 3000 level or higher. Math 2340 does not count toward the mathematics electives requirement.
Calculus-based Physics 2305 or 2306 with a lab.
MATH/ENGR 2340 is recommended to meet this requirement. Other courses in VB, C/C++, Java or other high level languages offered by the CIS department can also be used to meet this requirement.
Students who are pursuing majors in subject areas other than mathematics may elect to get a minor in mathematics.
18 semester hours of mathematics courses, to include MATH 2312, 2313, and at least 9 hours of upper division courses.
Students who are pursuing majors in other subject areas may elect to get a minor in statistics. Students who are pursuing a degree (BA or BS) in mathematics may also use this minor to fulfill the "minor requirement".
MATH 2312 and MATH 2313 may be double-counted toward a BS or BA degree in Mathematics and a minor in Statistics. The other courses listed above may not be double-counted toward a BS or BA in Mathematics when used toward a minor in Statistics.
The upper division courses listed here are not to be double counted toward either BS or BA in mathematics.
Students who are pursuing majors in other subject areas may elect to get a minor in actuarial science. Students who are pursuing a degree (BA or BS) in mathematics may also use this minor to fulfill the "minor requirement".