Mathematics (BS.MAT)

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Students who complete the Mathematics major are able to:

Analyze given information and utilize computational skills, algorithms, and theoretical knowledge to solve problems;
Communicate mathematics clearly and effectively: read with understanding and interpret, express ideas orally and in writing;
Choose and employ current technologies to explore a phenomenon, model a problem, analyze data, and draw conclusions;
Develop and test conjectures, and read, construct, critique, and present rigorous mathematical proofs.

Upon successfully completing the major, graduates will be well equipped to secure desired employment in education, pure and applied mathematics, statistics, and actuarial science, as well as to pursue graduate studies in mathematics or math-related programs of study.

Complete the following courses (45 cr):

CIS 2031 - C/C++ Programming I 3 cr
MAT 1531 - Calculus I 4 cr
MAT 2532 - Calculus II 4 cr
MAT 3533 - Calculus III 4 cr
MAT 3210 - Linear Algebra 3 cr
MAT 3220 - Probability 3 cr
MAT 3230 - Mathematical Statistics 3 cr
MAT 3250 - Applied Statistics with SPSS 3 cr
MAT 3310 - Differential Equations 3 cr
MAT 3410 - Introduction to Mathematical Proofs 3 cr
MAT 4110 - Advanced Calculus 3 cr
MAT 4130 - Abstract Algebra 3 cr
MAT 4140 - Geometry 3 cr
MAT 4720 - Senior Seminar 3 cr

(Total credits required for the major: 45)

And complete the University's Gen Ed requirements

Review the Gen Ed requirements.

Mathematics (BS.MAT)

Complete the following courses (45 cr):

(Total credits required for the major: 45)

And complete the University's Gen Ed requirements

In addition, Foreign language proficiency is recommended (12 credits or equivalent)