Mathematics Program Requirements for 2026-2027

B.S. in Mathematics

All courses that may be applied to the major requirements are included in the determination of the grade point average in the major.

Requirements

Required Courses - 32-33 credits

  • MATH 120C – P4 Calculus I (4)
  • MATH 122C – P4 Calculus II (4)
  • MATH 200 - Discrete Mathematics (3)
  • MATH 232 - Linear Algebra (3)
  • MATH 301 - Mathematical Statistics I (3)
  • MATH 417 - Geometry (3)
  • MATH 450 - Mathematical Modeling (3)
  • ECON 221 - Statistics I (3)
  • Select One: MATH 325 - Abstract Algebra (3) OR MATH 421 - Real Analysis I (3)
  • Select One: CSCI 161 – Foundations of Computer Science (3), OR PHYS 240 – Computational Science (4)
Choose Two of the following - 6 credits
  • MATH 391 – Numerical Analysis I (3)
  • MATH 461 – Mathematical Finance (3)
  • MATH 350 - Graph Theory (3)

Electives (seven courses) -  21-22 credits

  • One MATH course numbered 200+ (3-4)
  • One MATH course numbered 300+ (3)
  • Five (5) courses from the following list:
    • Any MATH 300+ (except MATH 300 and MATH 401)
    • ECON 314 Econometrics
    • ECON 402 Game Theory
    • STAT 210 Regression Analysis
    • STAT 345 Predictive Analytics
    • STAT 376 Applied Machine Learning
    • CSCI 260 Databases
    • CSCI 290 Theory of Computation
Total: 59 – 61 credits

 


B.A. in Mathematics

All courses that may be applied to the major requirements are included in the determination of the grade point average in the major.

Requirements

Required Courses - 32-33 credits

  • MATH 120 - Calculus 1 (4)
  • MATH 122 - Calculus 2 (4)
  • MATH 200 - Discrete Mathematics (3)
  • MATH 232 - Linear Algebra (3)
  • MATH 301 - Mathematical Statistics I (3)
  • MATH 417 - Geometry (3)
  • MATH 450 - Mathematical Modeling (3)
  • ECON 221 - Statistics I (3)
  • Select One: MATH 325 - Abstract Algebra (3) OR MATH 421 - Real Analysis I (3)
  • Select One: CSCI 161 – Foundations of Computer Science (3) OR PHYS 240 – Computational Science (4)
 
Choose Two of the following - 6 credits
  • MATH 391 – Numerical Analysis I (3)
  • MATH 461 – Mathematical Finance (3)
  • MATH 350 - Graph Theory (3)
 

Electives (two courses) -  6-7 credits

  • One MATH course numbered 200+ (3-4)
  • One MATH course numbered 300+ (3)
 

Total: 44 – 46 credits

 


 

Inclusive Adolescence Education/Mathematics Dual Major

Students pursuing teaching certification in inclusive adolescence education (mathematics) may dual major in inclusive adolescence education and mathematics (following B.A. mathematics requirements) and earn a Bachelor of Science degree. Students must earn grades of "C" or higher in all courses in the content area.

Inclusive Adolescence Education Major with a Mathematics Concentration

Requirements
  • MATH 120 - Calculus 1 (4)
  • MATH 122 - Calculus 2 (4)
  • MATH 200 - Discrete Mathematics (3)
  • MATH 232 - Linear Algebra (3)
  • MATH 301 - Mathematical Statistics I (3)
  • MATH 417 - Geometry (3)
  • MATH 450 - Mathematical Modeling (3)
  • ECON 221 - Statistics I (3)
  • Select One: MATH 325 - Abstract Algebra (3), OR MATH 421 - Real Analysis I (3)
  • Elective: One MATH course numbered 200+ (3-4)
Total: 32-33 credits

Inclusive Childhood Education Major with a Mathematics Concentration

Requirements
  • MATH 120 - Calculus 1 (4)
  • MATH 122 - Calculus 2 (4)
  • MATH 200 - Discrete Mathematics (3)
  • MATH 232 - Linear Algebra (3)
  • MATH 301 - Mathematical Statistics I (3)
  • MATH 417 - Geometry (3)
  • MATH 450 - Mathematical Modeling (3)
  • ECON 221 - Statistics I (3)
  • Select one: MATH 325 - Abstract Algebra (3) OR MATH 421 - Real Analysis I (3)
  • Select one: MATH 114 Math for Teachers I (3) OR Any MATH course numbered 200+ (3-4)
Total: 32-33 credits

Minor in Mathematics

A grade point average of 2.00 is required for all courses taken in residence that may be applied to the minor.

Requirements

  • MATH 120C – P4 Calculus I (4)
  • MATH 122C – P4 Calculus II (4)
  • FOUR 3- or 4-credit courses chosen from:
    MATH at or beyond the 200 level (at least two of the MATH courses must be at or beyond the 300 level) (12–13)

Total: 20–21 credits

Note: The program requirements listed are for the current academic year. Past and future program requirements may differ.