The department offers four different degrees in mathematics:
- The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics is designed to prepare students for graduate studies in mathematics
- The Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics is designed to provide flexibility in scheduling, especially for students wanting
to pair their mathematics major with additional study of a discipline outside of the
natural sciences
- The Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics (Teaching Emphasis) is designed to prepare students for a career in secondary mathematics education
- The Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics is designed to provide flexibility in scheduling for those students wanting to pursue
a second major within the School of Natural Sciences
Additionally, the department also collaborates with the Physics and Education programs
to offer a Bachelor of Arts in Physics/Mathematics (Teaching Emphasis).
VIEW DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MATHEMATICS
- MATH 1073: Discrete Mathematics I
- MATH 2014: Calculus I
- MATH 2024: Calculus II
- MATH 2343: Fundamentals of Mathematical Proof
- MATH 3034: Calculus III
- MATH 3053: Abstract Algebra I
- MATH 3093: Linear Algebra
- MATH 4023: Introduction to Real Analysis
- MATH 4463: Mathematical Scholarship
- One course chosen from:
- MATH 4033: Further Studies in Real Analysis
- MATH 4053: Abstract Algebra II
- Three additional Junior/Senior hours in Mathematics
- CSCI 1044: Programming I
- One course chosen from:
- CHEM 1004: General Chemistry I
- PHYS 2054: University Physics I
- The student must also complete a minor in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, or
Physics.
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MATHEMATICS
- MATH 1073: Discrete Mathematics I
- MATH 2014: Calculus I
- MATH 2024: Calculus II
- MATH 2343: Fundamentals of Mathematical Proof
- MATH 4463: Mathematical Scholarship
- Two courses chosen from:
- MATH 3003: Foundations of Geometry
- MATH 3053: Abstract Algebra I
- MATH 3093: Linear Algebra
- MATH 4023: Introduction to Real Analysis
- Nine additional hours in Mathematics, six of which must be Junior/Senior level.
BACHELOR OF ARTS (TEACHING EMPHASIS) IN MATHEMATICS
- MATH 1073: Discrete Mathematics I
- MATH 2014: Calculus I
- MATH 2024: Calculus II
- MATH 2343: Fundamentals of Mathematical Proof
- MATH 3003: Foundations of Geometry
- MATH 3034: Calculus III
- MATH 3053: Abstract Algebra I
- MATH 3063: Probability and Statistics
- MATH 3083: History of Mathematics
- MATH 3093: Linear Algebra
- MATH 4013: Methods in Secondary Mathematics
- MATH 4883: Mathematics for Secondary Teachers
- CSCI 1044: Programming I
- One course chosen from:
- CHEM 1004: General Chemistry I
- PHYS 2054: University Physics I
- The student must also complete a second major in Secondary Education.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS
- MATH 2014: Calculus I
- MATH 2024: Calculus II
- MATH 2343: Fundamentals of Mathematical Proof
- MATH 3034: Calculus III
- MATH 3093: Linear Algebra
- MATH 4463: Mathematical Scholarship
- One course chosen from:
- MATH 3043: Differential Equations
- MATH 3063: Probability and Statistics
- One course chosen from:
- MATH 3003: Foundations of Geometry
- MATH 3053: Abstract Algebra I
- MATH 4023: Introduction to Real Analysis
- Six additional hours in Mathematics, three of which must be Junior/Senior level.
- The student must also complete a second major.
The department offers two different degrees in computer science, the Bachelor of Science and the Bachelor of Arts.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
- CSCI 1044: Programming I
- CSCI 1064: Programming II
- CSCI 2103: Data Structures
- CSCI 3093: Introduction to Computer Organization
- CSCI 3463: Software Engineering
- CSCI 4023: Programming Languages
- CSCI 4043: Algorithm Design and Analysis
- CSCI 4103: Senior Capstone
- Nine additional hours in computer science
- MATH 1073: Discrete Mathematics I
- MATH 2014: Calculus I
- MATH 2073: Discrete Mathematics II
- MATH 3093: Linear Algebra
- One course chosen from:
- CHEM 1004: General Chemistry I
- PHYS 2004: University Physics I
- One course chosen from:
- PHIL 4013: Christian Ethics
- BUAD 4083: Business Ethics
- The student must complete a minor in biology, chemistry, physics or mathematics.
BACHELOR OF ARTS
- CSCI 1044: Programming I
- CSCI 1064: Programming II
- CSCI 2103: Data Structures
- CSCI 3053: Computer Networks
- CSCI 3463: Software Engineering
- CSCI 4033: Database Management Systems
- CSCI 4103: Senior Capstone
- Nine additional hours in computer science, including at least three Junior-Senior
hours.
- MATH 1073: Discrete Mathematics I
- MATH 2073: Discrete Mathematics II
- One course chosen from:
- PHIL 4013: Christian Ethics
- BUAD 4083: Business Ethics