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Department of Mathematics offers a bachelor's degree
program that prepares you for mathematics careers in business or industry. The
program is also a foundation for graduate study in either pure or applied
mathematics.
In
addition to mathematics courses, all majors are strongly encouraged to
study another discipline, in depth, which uses mathematics. Courses in
physics, chemistry, computer science, and business are recommended.
Students
must also complete the general requirement of the Division of Arts and Sciences:
| Group I: English, Intensive
Writing and Mathematics |
English
W131 Elementary Composition I (3cr) |
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Group
II: Foreign Language |
6
credit hours at the 200 level in a foreign language |
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Group
III: Distribution (no more than 9 credit hours within a single
discipline will be counted) |
III
A. Mathematics, physical sciences, geography and life sciences:
12
credit hours outside mathematics; at least one science course must be a
III
A
laboratory course. |
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III
B. Social and behavioral sciences: 12 credit hours |
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III
C. Humanities: 12 credit hours; at least one group III C laboratory
designation course in humanities. |
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Group
IV:
Western
Civilization and Culture Studies |
Western
civilization H113 – H114
and
a IV-2 course |
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Group
V:
Requirements
for the Major (28 cr. hr.) |
M215,
M216, M301 or M303, M311,M360, M393, M403, and M413.
M311
should be taken as soon after completion of M216 as possible. |
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