Mathematics, B.A.

Ann Cannon (co-chair), Jim Freeman (co-chair), Tyler George, Melanie King

Requirements

10.25 -12.25 courses.

Completion of the calculus sequence (through MAT 122 )

CSC 140 - Foundations of Computer Science (1)
-The department recommends that CSC 140 , which provides knowledge of a programming language, be acquired by the end of the sophomore year.
CSC 151 - Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science (1)
STA 201 - Statistical Methods I (1) OR STA 202 - Statistical Methods II (1) OR STA 348 Mathematical Statistics II (if it is not one of the 300-level courses completed)

A Minimum of seven Math or Statistics courses numbers 202 or above to include:

Four courses at the 300-level

MAT 327 - Modern Algebra I (1) OR MAT 337 - Analysis I (1)
MAT/STA 3___
MAT/STA 3___
MAT 485 - Senior Capstone Project (1)

Remaining 3 courses out of required 7:

MAT 221 - Linear Algebra (1)
MAT 236 - Differential Equations (1)
STA 202 - Statistical Methods II (1) OR MAT 2/3___ OR STA 3___
*Students wishing to double major in Math and Secondary Education must take MAT 231 as a part of their Math major.

Complete One of the Following Sequences

Capstone:

The capstone experience for a Major in Mathematics and Statistics emphasizes experiential learning. The courses listed below comprise an individual creative project completed in a cooperative learning environment. (Not required for Math majors also majoring in Education, as EDU 483 serves as the capstone).

Teaching Certification:

Students who are interested in pursuing K-12 certification to teach math should seek admission to the Teacher Education Program. See the Education department section for application and certification information.

*Students wishing to double major in Math and Secondary Education must take MAT 231 as a part of their Math major.