Mathematics
Mathematics
is the language of science, and with the explosive development
of computer applications to virtually every facet of business
and industry, it is rapidly becoming the language of society.
Throughout history mathematics, has been studied for its beauty
as well as its utility. Mathematics has often been considered
more as a "way of thinking" than as a collection of
facts, formulas and procedures. The very nature of mathematics
requires the development and constant use of a wide variety of
analytical skills and approaches to problem solving which impact
the student's very existence and are highly prized by prospective
employers. The study of mathematics prepares a student for life
as well as for a career.
The
demand for quality graduate students mathematics is such that
truly excellent opportunities exist for graduate study. Graduates
of programs in mathematics also have an excellent background for
further study and.or employment in the related sciences as well
as many areas of business and law. The Society of Actuaries is
constantly seeking graduates to pursue a career in the insurance
field.
[In addition to the below curriculum, students seeking teacher certification will take an additional 25 hours in the Department of Education]
|
| Major
Requirements |
34
CR HRS |
| Preparatory
or Prerequisite Courses: |
|
| MATH
1113 Math, Models and Computers |
3 |
| MATH
1303 Intermediate Algebra |
3 |
| MATH
1503 College Algebra* |
3 |
| MATH
1602 Trigonometry |
2 |
| MATH
2004 Calculus and Analytic Geometry I |
4 |
| MATH
2104 Calculus and Analytic Geometry II |
4 |
| MATH
2203 Calculus III |
3 |
| Specific
Requirements In Mathematics |
9 |
| MATH
3003 Linear Algebra |
3 |
| MATH
3103 Algebraic Structures I |
3 |
|
MATH 3603 Advanced Calculus I |
3 |
| Specific
Requirements in Physics |
10 |
| PHYS
2104 University Physics I (lecture) |
4 |
|
PHYS 2141 University Physics I (lab) |
1 |
| PHYS
2204 University Physics II (lecture) |
4 |
| PHYS
2241 University Physics II (lab) |
1 |
| Electives
in Mathematics: |
15 |
| (Majors
must complete at least 5 courses) |
|
| MATH
3203 Mathematical Statistics I |
3 |
| MATH
3303 Ordinary Differential Equations |
3 |
| MATH
3403 Numerical Methods |
3 |
| MATH
3703 Advanced Geometry |
3 |
| MATH
4103 Algebraic Structures I |
3 |
| MATH
4203 Mathematical Statistics II |
3 |
| MATH
4303 Partial Differential Equations |
3 |
| MATH
4403 topology |
3 |
| MATH
4503 Quantum Mechanics |
3 |
| MATH
4703 Functions of a Complex Variable |
3 |
| MATH
4993 Independent Study |
3 |
| Approved
Elective in Computer Science |
|
| *
required in the Foundation Curriculum but waived upon completion
of a more advanced mathematics course. |
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