Mathematics, B.S.

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Major Requirements

Required Courses:

MTH 119 - Statistical Analysis 1 course unit
MTH 122 - Calculus II 1 course unit
MTH 223 - Calculus III 1 course unit
MTH 226 - Linear Algebra 1 course unit
MTH 240 - Transition to Abstract Mathematics 1 course unit
Five additional mathematics courses chosen from courses number 200 or above with only one at the 200-level and to include:
MTH 326 - Abstract Algebra 1 course unit OR
MTH 337 - Mathematical Analysis 1 course unit
Any 100-level Computer Science course
CUE in Mathematics (described below)

Note:

A major must maintain a 2.00 grade point average in the courses required for the major. A student cannot simultaneously be declared as both a mathematics major and an analytics minor. However, a mathematics major can declare a concentration in analytics. Please see details in the section Mathematics Major with a Concentration in Analytics below.

Mathematics Major with a Concentration in Analytics

While a mathematics major cannot declare a minor in analytics, such a student can declare a concentration in analytics. To complete a mathematics major with a concentration in analytics, a student must complete both the requirements of the mathematics major and the requirements of the analytics minor.

Mathematics Culminating Undergraduate Experience (CUE)

The CUE in mathematics provides each student with the opportunity to engage in an intellectually rigorous experience that draws upon knowledge acquired within the major, while allowing students flexibility to select the type of experience they pursue. Each student who majors in mathematics will select one of the following options:

Successfully complete one of the following three courses during the senior year: MTH 353 - CUE: Landmarks of Mathematics , MTH 370 - CUE: The Art of Problem Solving , or MTH 975 CUE: Directed Research .
Successfully complete MTH 353 - CUE: Landmarks of Mathematics during any semester and successfully complete a certification in middle or secondary education, including completing a student teaching semester in mathematics in the senior year.

A student who takes MTH 353 - CUE: Landmarks of Mathematics or MTH 370 - CUE: The Art of Problem Solving previous to these last two semesters will not be able to count such a course as fulfilling the option (a) CUE requirement for the major.