Mathematics

Mathematics is both a symbolic language and a way of thinking. A universal science and a key component of a liberal arts education, mathematics is a critical tool for technological advancement and practical problem-solving in a complex natural and social world. The major provides training in logic and critical thinking, and helps students gain mastery of calculus, algebra, geometry, statistics, and computer programming. Graduates are prepared for a wide range of careers including teaching, computer science, engineering, finance, actuarial science, business, investments, behavioral sciences, and research.

Students seeking licensure to teach must have a major area of study. This major area must include 30 semester credit hours of courses. Students should consult their academic advisor for more information regarding their major area. Students seeking certification in areas of study additional to their major must have a minimum of 24 semester credit hours of courses in an area. Students should consult their academic advisor requiring additional areas of certification.

Degree Requirements

Required Major Courses

MAT 20043DISCRETE MATHEMATICS

MAT 21044CALCULUS I

MAT 21144CALCULUS II

MAT 22043LINEAR ALGEBRA

MAT 30243TRANSITION TO HIGHER MATHEMATICS

MAT 31044CALCULUS III

MAT 31143MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS I

MAT 32044MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS II

MAT 33043DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

MAT 42143ABSTRACT ALGEBRA

MAT 45143INTRODUCTION TO REAL ANALYSIS

MAT 49201INTEGRATIVE SMNR IN MATHEMATICS

MAT 44143ADVANCED UNDERGRADUATE TOPIC

The College Teacher Licensure in Mathematics (6-12)

ITS 16163COMPUTER PROGRAMMING

MAT 21044CALCULUS I

MAT 21144CALCULUS II

MAT 22043LINEAR ALGEBRA

MAT 26043COLLEGE GEOMETRY

MAT 30143HISTORY OF MATHEMATICS

MAT 31044CALCULUS III

MAT 32044MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS II

MAT 42143ABSTRACT ALGEBRA

See the education section for required education licensure coursework.