Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics

The mathematics program emphasizes concepts, procedures, and connections. All courses develop reasoning abilities along with skills in precise communication of concepts. Problem solving is addressed throughout the program. Mathematics majors are well prepared for jobs requiring expertise in quantitative analysis and problem solving, and for a wide variety of graduate and professional programs.

Major Requirements for a Bachelor of Arts:

36 semester hours in Mathematics including:

Required Courses (18 hours):

MATH 2312	Calculus I
MATH 2313	Calculus II
MATH 2303	Introduction to Probability & Statistics
MATH 2322	Linear Algebra
MATH 3335	Geometry & Proof
MATH 3320	Foundations of Higher Mathematics

Elective Courses (18 hours)
Mathematics courses at 2000 level or higher in addition to the required courses. 12 hours of which must be at 3000 or higher.

Minor Requirement:
A minor in an approved discipline or an approved interdisciplinary minor.

Major Requirements for a Bachelor of Science:
36 semester hours in Mathematics including:

Required Math Courses (18 hours):

MATH 2312	Calculus I
MATH 2313	Calculus II
MATH 3314	Calculus III
MATH 3320	Foundations of Higher Mathematics
MATH 3325	Abstract Algebra and Number Theory
MATH 3350	Introduction to Real Analysis

Connection Courses:
One computer language course
Physics 2305 or 2306 with a lab.

Elective Courses (18 hours):
Mathematics courses at 2000 level or higher in addition to the required courses. 12 hours of which must be at 3000 or higher.

Minor Requirement:
A minor in an approved discipline or an approved interdisciplinary minor.